With Evenepoel Gone, Soudal Quick-Step Reverts to its Former DNA
Every team wants to have a superstar because superstars win and attract sponsors, who bring money, and fans, who buy […]
With Evenepoel Gone, Soudal Quick-Step Reverts to its Former DNA
Best Tyres for Winter Conditions: How to Choose and What to Ride in 2026
Congrats, folks! We have almost made it through the first month of the year and are that much closer to […]
Digitalisation Is Taking Over E-Cycling: Do You Want It?
Just like in many other areas of human activity, cycling is becoming increasingly intertwined with digitalisation. It’s no longer just […]
Strong Friendships Might Be Your Best Anti-Ageing Tool
Cyclists often judge ageing by familiar markers: slower climbs, a higher resting heart rate, a stubborn FTP. A new study […]
Indoor Cycling Personalities, Ranked by Chaos
Indoor cycling strips away the distractions of nature, conversation, and wind. What remains is pure, unfiltered chaos. Magnified by a […]
Winter Riding: The Science of Being Slow in Winter
If you feel slow on the bike in winter, you are not alone, and you are not suddenly out of […]
Why Is Everyone Suddenly Training Like a Pro?
It starts innocently. Someone mentions a training block. Another casually drops their HRV score like it’s small talk. Before you […]
Rüegg Outlasts UAE Team ADQ to Win Tour Down Under Again
The combination of defending champion Noemi Rüegg and reigning road race world champion Magdeleine Vallieres (both EF Education–Oatly) proved too […]
Same Old, Same Old: Van der Poel, Brand Win Benidorm World Cup
Mathieu van der Poel wasn’t going to race at Benidorm on Sunday, but his friends talked him into it, and […]
Narváez, Vine Lead UAE at Santos Tour Down Under, While Rüegg Is Favoured to Repeat
The WorldTour season begins more or less officially on January 17, with the first stage of the Santos Women’s Tour […]