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OUT NOW! Watch the full “One to Go” Explore film, presented by Wahoo, on the EF Pro Cycling YouTube! ?? “I always say that I’m just a bike racer.” Coryn Labecki: 74-time national champion, only American winner of Ronde van Vlaanderen to date, 20 year veteran of elite level competition. Self-described as “just a bike racer” but we think her career accomplishments speak for themselves ..read more

“I always say that I’m just a bike racer.” Coryn Labecki started racing bicycles at the age of 11 on a dare from a family friend. Over the next 21 years she has collected 74 national championship titles and is the only American to have won Ronde van Vlaanderen. We join Coryn at her last race as a professional, the Bucks County Classic, and recall a lifetime of wins and stories defining the career of an undeniable legend of the sport.  0:00 - Intro 2:21 - The Museum 3:47 - Bucks County Classic: Coryn's Last Pro Race 6:03 - Growing Up Rivera 12:11 - Tour of Flanders / Ronde van Vlaanderen 1 ..read more

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It’s no spoiler to say that even during the toughest climbing stages of the Tour de France Femmes, EF-Oatly-Cannondale riders were unaffected by their dairy-free diets. Sometimes, though, you need to capture evidence on digital film. And then have it confirmed by the team nutritionist. And congratulate the riders for their insane physical and mental endurance before finally leaving them alone so they can go to bed. About the series: In 2024, professional cycling team EF-Oatly-Cannondale agreed to ride the Tour de France Femmes dairy-free. Oatly was there in support as it continues its endless ..read more

Dairy-free diet or not, it’s pretty hard for any pro cyclist to ride 949 km of French countryside over the course of 7 days. Crashes are bound to happen and French spectators are bound to get annoyed if you’re an oat drink company forcing samples of oat drink on them. But it’s also an opportunity for a show of resilience—which is exactly what EF-Oatly-Cannondale gave when an accident shook the team. Oatly, on the other hand, just kept pouring cups of oat drink for people. About the series: In 2024, professional cycling team EF-Oatly-Cannondale agreed to ride the Tour de France Femmes dairy-fre ..read more

When the EF-Oatly-Cannondale team set out to ride the 2024 Tour de France Femmes dairy-free, our worry was never that the riders’ nutrition and performance would be affected. We knew it wouldn’t be. Our worry was that the Oatly film crew would get in the way and everyone would develop a deep-rooted resentment towards the newest team sponsor. The jury is still out on that one. About the series: In 2024, professional cycling team EF-Oatly-Cannondale agreed to ride the Tour de France Femmes dairy-free. Oatly was there in support as it continues its endless campaign to prove that dairy isn’t essen ..read more