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We Love Cycling
14h ago
Professional biker Richard Gasperotti reveals simple tricks that will improve your e-bike riding experience significantly. Update the software on your […]
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We Love Cycling
14h ago
The time trial course for the 2024 Paris Olympics should favour the tourists, as it cuts through the heart of […]
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We Love Cycling
2d ago
The Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe pro is facing a challenging recovery after sustaining a fracture in his lower back during a crash at the 2024 Tour de France. This injury has cast a shadow over his potential participation in the upcoming Vuelta a España.
The incident that led to Roglič’s withdrawal occurred during stage 12, which ended in a dramatic crash influenced by road divider that disrupted the peloton. This event saw Roglič and several others fall, significantly impacting their race standings and physical condition. Although he initially continued in the race, the severity of his injuries fo ..read more
We Love Cycling
2d ago
The Olympic Games are incredibly special to our countries. While many people might not be deeply familiar with cycling, everyone understands the significance of the Olympics. Just being selected for this event elevates your career to a new level. As a rider for the Canyon//SRAM racing team, I usually have very little contact with my Polish roots, as I represent a German team with riders from ten different nationalities. Every race is a blend of multiple cultures.
However, during the Olympics, I am surrounded by Polish people, making the experience uniquely meaningful and somewhat homier. I fee ..read more
We Love Cycling
4d ago
I think no victory in this year’s Tour de France was more welcome, or more important, than Biniam Girmay winning the Škoda Green Jersey.
It was welcomed by the hundreds of millions of cycling fans who want to see a more diverse sport; by the hundreds of millions of Black Africans, who now see that one of their own can become a star in a sport that had always seemed closed to them; and, from a wider perspective, by the billions of people of color around the world, who have seen another apparent barrier break down, for Girmay is the first Black African rider to win a Grand Tour jersey.
This may ..read more
We Love Cycling
4d ago
If this year’s edition of the world’s greatest bike race did not live up to the expectations fans had when it promised to be a showdown of the greatest cyclists on the road, it was still a breathtaking spectacle over the three-week duration. The average speed for this year’s Tour was 41.4km/h (25.574mph), which is short of the record of 42.106km/h, set in 2022 by Jonas Vingegaard. But this Tour had about 4,000 meters more climbing than the 2022 race. So, do the numbers. In any case, these past three weeks felt like a constant team time trial.
It wasn’t the spectacle we had hoped for because th ..read more
We Love Cycling
5d ago
The Tour de France is not just a race; it’s a spectacle, a tradition, and a celebration that captivates millions around the world. From the breathtaking scenery of the French countryside to the intense competition among the world’s best cyclists, the Tour offers a unique blend of sport and culture. For those who are lucky enough to witness it in person, the experience is unforgettable. Here are seven moments that you can only experience at the Tour de France.
1. Fans frenzy
An open-air circus, a summer festival, a carnival. All of these are true. Thousands of fans travel across Europe to see t ..read more
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1w ago
When Biniam Girmay crashed with 2km left to ride on stage 16 of the Tour de France, the race for the Škoda Green Jersey was transformed from a near-to-certain victory to a cliffhanger. The Eritrean’s only rival for the points classification victory, Alpecin-Deceuninck’s Jasper Philipsen, won that stage thanks to another powerhouse lead-out by world champion Mathieu van der Poel, and a lead that had been 86 points, 363 to 277, had melted to 32.
Fortunately for Girmay, he was not injured in the crash and that was the last sprint to the finish left in the race. Only three intermediate sprints (IS ..read more
We Love Cycling
1w ago
As you’ll quickly learn when you come to love the two-wheel life — cycling isn’t just a physical challenge; it’s a mental game as well. Whether tackling a tough climb, battling headwinds, or slogging through fatigue, having a ‘push yourself strategy pack’ to support your efforts can make all the difference.
Basically, we are talking about a toolkit full of powerful mental strategies that harness the strength of positive self-talk. Research shows that how we talk to ourselves during challenging moments can significantly impact our performance and endurance.
Our brain is a powerful ally if we kn ..read more
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1w ago
Remco Evenepoel has not only maintained his position in third place during the Tour de France but has managed to outperform Jonas Vingegaard and Tadej Pogačar in the 17th stage of the Tour.
Despite the continuous spotlight on the fierce rivalry between the top UAE Team Emirates and Visma-Lease a Bike competitors, Evenepoel (Soudal Quick-Step), has been making significant strides. From stage 14 onwards, he has held onto third place with a notable margin—over seven minutes ahead of João Almeida in fourth place. Wearing the white jersey by an eight-minute lead, Evenepoel’s first Tour de France co ..read more