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The route of the 2020 Tour de France has been revealed and it’s mountainous with more summit finishes than ever. Throughout the race, the route sticks to France’s southern half, the only excursion north is for the finish on the Champs-Élysées. Legendary Tour de France mountains Alpe d'Huez and Mont Ventoux are not on the... Continue Reading →
Traditionally, it's been pretty difficult to be a cycling fan in the U.S.. In the past, the only options were pirate streams, a handful of races on cable at 4am, or 5 minute highlight reels on YouTube. Fortunately, there are great streaming options these days that will deliver high-quality, full race streams to all of... Continue Reading →
When ASO announced its 2019 route for the Tour de France last week Tour de France Race Director Christian Prudhomme made an interesting statement in his closing remarks as well as to reporters (via CyclingNews.com): “Power meters are very useful in training but when riders use them in a race it means they know exactly what kind of... Continue Reading →
It's time for the biggest single-day race of them all! Paris-Roubaix, also known as “The Hell of the North," a 257km slog across the unforgiving farm roads of northern France. This Sunday will mark the 116th edition of the Paris-Roubaix, here's what you need to know before riders hit the cobbles. It's Flat Paris-Roubaix is the flattest of... Continue Reading →
For us layman, off-season cycling means dusting off the cross bike or moving back to the basement training dungeon. For professional cyclists, especially winners of big races like the Tour de France, the off-season is pretty weird. This weirdness was on full display last weekend at the Shanghai Criterium and it started before anyone even... Continue Reading →
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