Romain Bardet: A Cyclist Who Never Gave Up
After stage 20 of last year’s Tour de France, the last competitive Tour stage of Romain Bardet’s 14-year career, the […]
Romain Bardet: A Cyclist Who Never Gave Up
If Cyclists Designed Cities: Why Roundabouts Would Be Velodromes and Public Transport Would Be Tandems
Urban planning is serious business. Unless, of course, you hand it over to cyclists—then it becomes a deliciously deranged blend […]
Find Your Tour: How Cycling Changed Amy Hudson’s Life — and Led to the Tour de France
Most cyclists dream of watching the Tour de France from the roadside. Amy Hudson dreams of riding it — every […]
Back in the Game: Cycling’s Superstars Return with a Statement at the Dauphiné
The organizers of this year’s Critérium du Dauphiné couldn’t have wished for a more superstar-studded line-up — or a more […]
Pogačar Wins Surprise Sprint in Style: “I Was All Prepared to Come Back to the Bus”
Tadej Pogačar did what no one — including himself — expected: he won a bunch sprint. The UAE Team Emirates-XRG […]
Critérium du Dauphiné: A Preview of the Tour de France
This year’s Critérium du Dauphiné, which kicks off on Sunday, can be viewed as an appetizer for the main course, […]
What Cold Plunges Really Do: New Study Reveals a Boost in Cellular Stress Resilience
Ice baths have become a popular ritual among athletes and wellness enthusiasts. But beyond the invigorating shock, what’s really happening […]
Giro Boosts Astana Survival Chances, Drops Cofidis Into Relegation Zone
Excellent performances by Lorenzo Fortunato and fellow Italian Christian Scaroni in the Giro d’Italia have just about secured XDS Astana’s […]
Bio vs. Electro: A Gravel Bike Showdown with a Photo Finish. Which One’s Right for You?
Two gravel bikes sit in his garage. One’s a classic. The other has a motor. He’s been riding both for […]
What’s It Like to Watch the Giro Final in Rome?
The Giro has wrapped. And I can already imagine that, in 50 years, some better future version of me will […]