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Week one of the Giro d’Italia is behind us and the tension is building for the general classification battle is beginning but the second time trial this weekend caused a major shake-up among the favorites. Yates Falters and Roglic Pulls Ahead Primoz Roglic put his mark on the
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Tadej PogaÄar (UAE-Team Emirates) defended his overnight lead during Saturday’s final day of the Amgen Tour of California, a lumpy 126km stage from Santa Clarita to Pasadena. “This race was my main goal this year I knew I was well prepared,” PogaÄar said. “I’m really
Culture & Opinion
This Is Bikerafting from Deane Parker showcases some beautiful singletrack and rolling rivers in New Zealand’s backcountry. He even shares some advice for a successful first bikerafting trip of your own. “It’s heaps of fun, a totally different way to traverse a landscape.”
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EF Gone Racing gives us a behind the scenes look at the Amgen Tour of California and the racing that saw Tejay van Garderen don the yellow jersey and the dramatic decision that allowed him to keep the it after the race jury ruled that a crash impeded his chances
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Tadej PogaÄar (UAE Team Emirates) took control of the yellow jersey today at the Tour of California with victory on stage 6, the queen stage of the race on the summit of Mt. Baldy. The Slovenian matched several attacks from Sergio Higuita (EF-Education First) on the final climb
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Pello Bilbao (Astana) took the win in L’Aquila at today’s stage 7 of the Giro d’Italia with a well-timed attack that allowed him to separate from his breakaway companions with just 1.5km remaining. The stage along the Adriatic coast and then into the Apennines was
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Fabio Jakobsen sprinted to victory on the fourth stage of the Tour of California today. The big story, though, is that race leader Tejay van Garderen will hold onto the yellow jersey after an incident-packed day of racing. Deceuninck-QuickStep rider Jakobsen of the Netherlands held onto the stage
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Primoz Roglic (Jumbo-Visma) gave up control of the pink jersey to UAE-Team Emirates rider Valerio Conti today as Androni Giocattoli-Sidermec’s Fausto Masnada took the first Grand Tour stage win of his career on Stage 6 of the Giro d’Italia. Masnada was the strongest of two
Culture & Opinion
Primož RogliÄ clearly knows what’s most important following a cold, wet, tense stage at the Giro d’Italia. And it certainly isn’t giving interviews without his mouth full.
Road
Pascal Ackermann took Stage 5 of the 2019 Giro d’Italia in a wet and wild sprint finish, the stage saw no changes in the General Classification standings. The time for the GC was neutralised at the first time across the finish line, with 10km still to race, due to
Culture & Opinion
Descending is no joke, but this is just scary bad. Deceuninck – Quick-Step’s Rémi Cavagna proved that you don’t have to be the most talented bike handler in the world to win at the professional level. Just watch this: /content/images/wordpress/2019/05/AmgenTOC-on-Twitter-ï¸
Bikes & Frames
The Santa Cruz Stigmata was one of the first bikes that showed me what a true gravel bike could be, that was circa 2015. Now we’re well into 2019 and just four years later the gravel scene is all the rage. Increasing tire clearance and geometry with good manners