A Day in Life of a Cycling Team Chef
Chefs of Tour de France cycling teams have to feed 8 cyclists who eat as much as 24 regular people […]
A Day in Life of a Cycling Team Chef
How Has the Nutrition of the Peloton Changed – Recipes You Can Try
In this next part of our interview with performance chef Hannah Grant, we keep asking for recipes. You don’t have […]
L’Étape Once Again Fulfilled the Dream of Thousands of Roadies
With the last breath left at Col de Joux Plane, L’Étape du Tour de France has come to a close. […]
Steve Cummings, the DS of Ineos Grenadiers: “The new rhythm is the fact there isn’t any rhythm”
This time, Matt Stephens chatted up his compatriot and fellow ex-pro rider Steve Cummings who kept close to the sport […]
New Tour de France Route Strategy Produces First-Week Fireworks
You have to take your hat off to the Amaury Sport Organization (ASO), the company that owns and organizes the […]
Michael Woods on Winning Stage 9: “It’s nothing less than a dream come true.“
Canadian cyclist Michael Woods couldn’t contain his joy following his lone triumph on the ninth stage of the Tour de […]
The Dordogne Region of France, Cycling’s Hidden Gem
Most amateur riders have a bucket list of places they’d love to pedal one day. On it, you usually find […]
Caffeinated Chewing Gum – Should Cyclists Use It?
Caffeine is one of the few performance-enhancing supplements that actually works. There are many studies showings it improves performance in […]
The Battle for the Škoda Green Jersey: Philipsen (and van der Poel) Seize the Lead
Just to be different, I’ll open this blog about the race for the Tour de France Škoda Green Jersey with […]
An Inside Look At How Team and Race Dynamics Evolve Over the Season by Kasia Niewiadoma
As we find ourselves in the heart of the season, I think I can speak for all pro riders when […]