Category: cyclingweekly

Dutch rider sprints to victory in Munich

It’s silly season, there isn’t a lot going on, but here are some things from social media that might keep you entertained

The 23-year-old is lining up for his Grand Tour debut in Spain, and admitted he won’t be leading Ineos Grenadiers at the race

Hollywood star shares support for cycling on social media

Dutch bike subscription company are giving out free bikes for a week from Wednesday

‘It’s everyone’s responsibility’ says Spanish rider on the global crisis

The current junior road and cyclocross world champion joins the American team after just one race as a trainee

The South African is targeting victory at La Flèche Wallonne and the Tour de France Femmes yellow jersey next year

The peloton couldn’t handle the Jumbo-Visma rider’s sprint on the opening stage of the race

Vine brands Kensington and Chelsea council a ‘disgrace’ regarding lack of safe cycling infrastructure

Dutch Sport Tech Fund has invested in the social cycling app Pidcock co-founded last year

Transport secretary Grant Shapps says law will tackle “selfish minority” of cyclists

Hayter’s recent Tour of Poland victory has been rewarded with a two-year contract extension

The win is Hayter’s first on GC at WorldTour level, and his second overall senior victory

Marcus Moral has responded to the criticism by suggesting it the Dutchman made a mistake on the “2.5cm high zebra crossing”

A round up of the best social media content from the past seven days

Dennis powered around the course with unerring consistency, while Fred Wright picked up the silver medal

The Australian stormed around the 28.8km circuit to win in Wolverhampton with a time of 40-05

Figures show that millions of people tuned into the action across the eight stages

Riders suffered dislocated elbows, broken bones and concussion from the crash initiated by a speed bump in the final kilometre

The 18-year-old is a two-time Welsh national track champion, and finished second in the 2021 junior worlds time trial

A speed bump at the Vuelta a Burgos caused David Dekker to crash heavily, while Mike Teunissen slipped on a tight right-hand turn at the Tour of Poland

Proceeds from the sale of the beer will go towards a cycling charity aiming to provide underrepresented people access to the sport

Covering the greatest bike race in the world is not as straightforward as it always seems

Why Santic’s head-to-toe collection won’t let you down