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December 6, 2019 Katie Hall eyes leadership role
with Boels Dolmans in 2020.
"American
Katie Hall heads back to Europe with Boels
Dolmans for her second season in the UCI
women's WorldTour. This year, Hall hopes to
take a leadership position on the Dutch team." (velonews.com)
(Getty Images)
December
6, 2019
With 2020 Tour in sight, Pinot
ready to bounce back from 2019 abandon.
"Thibaut
Pinot stood within striking distance of the
yellow jersey and the 2019 Tour de France
title, but it all slipped away - an episode
that still lingers for the Frenchman and Team
Groupama FDJ on the eve of the 2020 season." (velonews.com)
(Photo: Chris Graythen/Getty Images)
December
6, 2019
Wout van Aert begins extended
training camp in Girona.
"Van
Aert has been given the green light to begin
training after spending nearly five months
recovering from injuries sustained after a
horrific crash at the Tour de France in July." (cyclingnews.com)
(Getty Images)
December
6, 2019
Vos, Stybar, Aerts and Alvarado
all in cyclocross action this weekend.
"The
Superprestige cyclocross series continues this
Sunday with round 5 in Zonhoven, Belgium,
where Toon Aerts (Telenet Baloise Lions) will
look to defend his lead in the elite men's
standings, and Ceylin del Carmen Alvarado
(Corendon Circus) will do the same in the
elite women's competition."
(cyclingnews.com) (Getty Images)
December
6, 2019
Results: North Americans at 2019
Masters Cyclocross Worlds in Mol.
"As
in past years, a number of North Americans
made the pilgrimage to the Motherland of
Cyclocross for the race at the sandy venue.
This year, a number of North Americans brought
home podium finishes."
(cxmagazine.com) B. Hazen
December
6, 2019
Live: Ethias Cross Essen -
Saturday 7th December 2019 - Livestream, TV
Info, Course Map, Results and More.
"We
expect the Ethias Cross series is Live on GCN
Worldwide excluding Belgium, The Netherlands,
US and Canada, however these viewers can find
a link to live action below via the free VTM
Livestream.
Elite Women - 12:45 UK, 13:45 Europe. Elite Men - 14:00 UK, 15:00 Europe." (cyclocross.social) December
6,
2019
Under-23 rider will miss six
months of his first year with Movistar after
being hit by car.
"While
riding in wet conditions, a driver pulled in
front of Norsgaard who then didn’t have time
to brake. The crash left him with a severely
broken leg and he will not be able to race for
six months."
(cyclingweekly.com) (Justin Setterfield/Getty
Images Sport)
December
6, 2019
Mini pumps + 6 of the best.
"Mini
pumps are lightweight and take up little space
but they vary hugely in quality and usability.
Some work almost as well as frame pumps while
others are, let's be honest, pretty lousy." (road.cc) (Mat
Brett)
December
6, 2019
60 minute turbo training sessions
for time-crunched riders.
"Whether
you use the turbo, rollers or a smart bike,
indoor training is an extremely efficient way
to train. If time is tight, these 60-minute
indoor cycling workouts will help increase
your power and aid recovery."
(bikeradar.com) Promoted by Zwift
December
6, 2019
Column
Two
Geraint Thomas: Just because you
can ride a bike fast doesn't mean you're better
than the next guy.
"Geraint
Thomas might still be pinching himself after
having won the 2018 Tour de France, but that
only serves to remind him how far he's come
since starting to race with the Maindy Flyers
Cycling Club in Cardiff, Wales, as a
10-year-old."
(cyclingnews.com) (Getty Images)
December
6, 2019
Groad Pioneer: Peter Stetina
Leaves WorldTour for Pro Gravel Privateer
Program.
"Alternative
racing had my complete attention after BWR and
Kanza,” Stetina said. “BWR was pretty
monumental in terms of how I viewed cycling in
the U.S. and the grassroots scene. It was just
so much fun, and it reignited a fire deep
down."
(cxmagazine.com) Z. Schuster
December
6, 2019
Can Landa land a big one at
Bahrain McLaren?
"Mikel
Landa has spent most of his career playing
second fiddle. At Bahrain McLaren he’ll be
conducting the orchestra. Can he finally
perform on the biggest stage of all?"
(rouleur.cc)Photographs: Presse Sports /
Offside / Zac Williams/SWpix.com
December
6, 2019
Stage of 2020 Tour de Romandie to
use large part of next year's World
Championships course.
"Stage
1 of next year's Tour de Romandie will use
much of the course for the UCI Road World
Championships men's road race from Aigle to
Martigny, the organizers of the six-day Swiss
stage race announced."
(cyclingnews.com) (Bettini Photo)
December
6, 2019
Coppi Tour de France yellow jersey
sells for $22k at auction.
"A
yellow jersey worn by Fausto Coppi at the 1952
Tour de France has sold at auction. The size 3
jersey made by Le Coq Sportif was worn by
Coppi as he rode to his second and final Tour
success in the 39th edition of the race over
60 years ago."
(cyclist.co.uk) (Joe Robinson)
December
6, 2019
Garmin Venu GPS Smartwatch
In-Depth Review.
"It’s
been a bit over three months since the Garmin
Venu came out, and since even before the
announcement day it’s been on my left wrist -
day in and day out. It’s definitely been one
heck of a long review cycle."
(dcrainmaker.com)
December
6, 2019
Base training for cyclists: Myth
or must-do?
"It’s
the middle of winter in the Northern
Hemisphere and most cyclists could be forgiven
for putting their feet up, staying out of the
cold and enjoying the off season. Others,
though, will be out in full winter kit,
ticking off the miles in the name of ‘base
training.’"
(bikeradar.com) Charlie Allenby
December
6, 2019
Bike of the week: Factor O2 V.A.M.
"The
new Factor O2 V.A.M (Velocita Ascensionale
Media) is in the office and we are excited to
test the newest version. A new carbon layup is
said to increase stiffness while also dropping
weight. We last tested the O2 Disc, but this
version is said to improve in all aspects."
(roadbikeaction.com)
December
6, 2019
Review: Lazer Coyote MIPS.
"Lazer
has been big in the road cycling scene for
years, but less of a presence on dirt. That’s
changed lately, as the Belgian company has
brought its decades of experience to its new
mountain bike line."
(cyclingmagazine.ca) Terry McKall
December
6, 2019
Live: Superprestige Cyclocross
Zonhoven - Sunday 8th December 2019 -
Livestream, TV Info, Results, Course Map, Start
Lists and more.
"This
Sunday sees the 5th round of the Superprestige
Series in Zonhoven - one of the most iconic CX
courses with the infamous De Kuil Sand Descent
- This race is not to be missed!
Elite Women - 12:40 UK, 13:40 Europe. Elite Men - 14:00 UK, 15:00 Europe." (cyclocross.social) December
6, 2019
Column
Three
Cyclist magazine's Team of the
Decade.
"With
2019 coming to an end and 2020 quickly
approaching, one final question remains: who
would be in the professional cycling team of
the decade? It’s a tough task condensing the
cream of this decade’s crop into eight riders
but when you consider not only the results,
but the context of those victories." (cyclist.co.uk)
(Joe Robinson)
December
6, 2019
Freeman tribunal: Former British
Cycling doctor suffers blow as panel says Shane
Sutton testimony is admissible.
"Dr
Richard Freeman’s case has suffered a blow
after a medical tribunal ruled that the
testimony of Shane Sutton will be considered,
despite the former British Cycling technical
director having stormed out of the hearing." (road.cc) Alex
Bowden
December
6, 2019
Turns Out, Mandatory Helmet Laws
Make Cyclists Less Safe.
"Earlier
in 2019, the National Transportation Safety
Board (NTSB) recommended that all 50 US states
adopt laws mandating bicycle helmet use for
adults. There’s a huge problem with that: It
actually makes streets less safe for
cyclists."
(bicycling.com) Thomas Devito
December
6, 2019
Jumbo Visma says Tom Dumoulin has
'no limitations' following knee injury.
"Merijn
Zeeman, a coach at the Dutch team, told De
Limburger that Dumoulin is able to train
with the same intensity as other riders, with
no ill effect from his knee."
(cyclingnews.com) (Bettini Photo)
December
6, 2019
Plaque commemorating Lambrecht's
Tour des Fjords stage victory unveiled in
Norway.
"A
star-shaped plaque, commemorating the life of
Lotto Soudal's Bjorg Lambrecht, who died
following a crash at the Tour de Pologne in
August this year, has been unveiled in the
town of Egersund, in Norway, where Lambrecht
took the sole professional victory of his
career in 2018."
(cyclingnews.com) (Getty Images)
December
6, 2019
Lars Bak becomes Assistant Sports
Director at NTT Pro Cycling.
"The
39-year-old put an end on his career after his
18th season in the professional peloton.
Throughout his career, the rider took the
title of the Danish national championships,
one stage in the Giro d'Italia and in his last
season he finished in the seventh place of
Paris Tour and completed his 20th grand tour
at the Tour de France."
(cyclingpub.com) (Facebook)
December
6, 2019
Canyon SRAM confirm 15 returning
riders in 2020.
"In
a team press release, manager Ronny Lauke has
said that the team boasted one of the youngest
average ages among the top-ranked UCI women’s
teams in 2019, and that they have maintained
their focus on building a team of talented,
passionate riders."
(cyclingnews.com) (Getty Images)
December
6, 2019
Alex Peters is making his comeback
after leaving Team Sky in 2016.
"The
25-year-old will be joining British
Continental team Canyon DhB p/b Soreen for
2020 after he left the sport in 2017. Peters
revealed that depression and anxiety were the
driving factors behind his decision to leave
Sky."
(cyclingweekly.com) (Getty Images)
December
6, 2019
Fizik launches new Vento
Powerstrap R2 Aeroweave road shoes.
"The
Vento Powerstrap R2 Aeroweave is instantly
recognizable due to its unique fabric
assembly. Using a mesh-like upper structure,
the Vento Powerstrap R2 Aeroweave are said to
offer impeccable ventilation levels as
compared to traditional leather-style uppers." (cyclingnews.com)
(Image credit: fizik)
December
6, 2019
3 bizarre bike sports you’ve never
heard of.
"What niche form of cycling do you like to indulge in? Singlespeed cyclocross racing? Recumbent cruising? Tandem bothering?" (bicycling.com) Jack Luke December
6, 2019
Column
One
December 5, 2019 Vos, Ferrand Prevot, Neff Get Set
to Race Cyclocross this Winter.
"In
the coming weeks, some additional star power
will be added to the Women’s ’cross peloton
mix with Marianne Vos (CCC Liv), Pauline
Ferrand Prevot (Canyon Factory Racing) and
Jolanda Neff (Trek Factory Racing CX) set to
start racing cyclocross once again." (cxmagazine.com)
D. Mable
December
5, 2019
Evenepoel youngest winner of
Belgium's Kristallen Fiets award.
"Remco
Evenepoel became the youngest male rider to
ever win the coveted Kristallen Fiets, the
crystal bicycle trophy for best rider of the
year. The 19-year-old topped his older
Deceuninck Quick Step teammate Philippe
Gilbert and Jumbo Visma's Wout van Aert for
the honor."
(cyclingnews.com) (Getty Images Sport)
December
5, 2019
Chloe Hosking relishing mentor
role at Rally UHC.
"Australian
Chloe Hosking is the first rider from outside
North America in more than five years to race
for the Rally UHC men's and women's teams, and
the 29-year-old sprinter brings a deep set of
palmares to what will be her sixth team in her
11-year professional career."
(cyclingnews.com) (Getty Images)
December
5, 2019
Elia Viviani: Confidence man.
"The
Elia Viviani who clocks out at Deceuninck
Quick Step for the last time this month is
different to the one who clocked in at their
training camp in Calpe, just over two years
ago."
(rouleur.cc) Photographs: Anthony Leutenegger/
Zac Williams/Swpix.com
December
5, 2019
Best exercise bikes.
"The
indoor exercise bike can be a great
alternative to the turbo trainer for road
cyclists looking to maximize their training
from home. No, honestly, it can and there are
a few reasons why that's the case." (cyclist.co.uk)
Cyclist magazine
December
5, 2019
Profile Design announces new
tubeless-ready carbon wheels and aero
accessories.
"Profile Design announced the latest updates to its 2020 product range, which includes three new sets of tubeless-ready, carbon disc-brake wheels and a host of components designed for time trial and triathlon use." (bikeradar.com) Simon Bromley December
5, 2019
Campenaerts: The Giro d'Italia
time trials are my next big goal.
"Victor
Campenaerts has his sights set on all three of
the individual time trials at next year's Giro
d'Italia, ahead of hoped-for rides against the
clock at both the Olympic Games and the World
Championships."
(cyclingnews.com) (Getty Images)
December
5, 2019
Silca debuts titanium… straws.
"Yes, you read
that correctly. For US$30, you get a pair -
one straight, one curved - of 3/2.5 titanium
straws that are anodized in your choice of
four colors, laser-etched, and bead-blasted,
not to mention undeniably cool, if not also
rather excessive."
(cyclingtips.com) Photography by Silca
December
5, 2019
Live: Ethias Cross Essen -
Saturday 7th December 2019 - Livestream, TV
Info, Course Map, Results and More.
"We
expect the Ethias Cross series is Live on GCN
Worldwide excluding Belgium, The Netherlands,
US and Canada, however these viewers can find
a link to live action below via the free VTM
Livestream.
Elite Women - 12:45 UK, 13:45 Europe. Elite Men - 14:00 UK, 15:00 Europe." (cyclocross.social) December
5, 2019
Column
Two
Patrick Lefevere looks to ahead
retirement as Tom Boonen could become his
successor at Quick Step.
"Lefevere,
who turns 65 on January 6, will claim his
pension from early 2020 but says he will
remain active in the team with stars Julian
Alaphilippe, Remco Evenepoel, and new signing
Sam Bennett."
(cyclingweekly.com) (Luc Claessen/Getty
Images)
December
5, 2019
Peter Sagan: I can see the end,
but that's more motivating than frightening.
"This
week 10 years ago, a callow Sagan was on a
snowbound Passo San Pellegrino for his first
formal gathering as a professional, melting
into the background as Liquigas grandees like
Ivan Basso and Franco Pellizotti hammed it up
for the photographers in their skiing gear." (cyclingnews.com)
(Image credit: Brian Hodes/Veloimages)
December
5, 2019
Jumbo Visma says Tom Dumoulin has
fully recovered from knee injury.
"Tom
Dumoulin has fully recovered from the knee
injury that scuppered his 2019 season,
according to his Jumbo Visma team, who hope
the Dutch rider will bring them more Grand
Tour success in 2020."
(cyclingweekly.com) (Anne-Christine
Poujoulat/AFP via Getty Images)
December
5, 2019
Total Direct Énergie turn down
place at 2020 Giro d'Italia.
"The
Total Direct Énergie team has confirmed that
it has turned down the chance to ride the 2020
Giro d'Italia, despite securing an automatic
invitation, so it can focus on other
objectives during the season."
(cyclingnews.com) (Bettini Photo)
December
5, 2019
Champ of the Future - Teniel
Campbell.
"The
name Teniel Campbell has stuck out like the
proverbial sore thumb. The twenty-two year old
Trinidadian has been winning at home and now
in Europe and will be a pro for the Valcar
Cylance team in 2020."
(pezcyclingnews.com) (Photo: Cor Vos)
December
5, 2019
Continental Grand Prix 4 Season.
"The
Continental Grand Prix 4 Season is the
all-weather tire against which all others are
measured, and there's good reason for that:
it's light, grippy, puncture resistant and
gives away surprisingly little in performance
to its summer-racing counterpart, the Grand
Prix 5000."
(road.cc) Simon Smythe
December
5, 2019
How to build a pain cave | 8 tips
for creating the perfect indoor training space.
"Indoor
training is more popular than ever as cyclists
duck out of expensive gym memberships and
soggy winter rides in favor of training in the
comfort of their own homes."
(bikeradar.com) Oli Woodman, George Scott
December
5, 2019
E-bike riders in Singapore will
have to pass a theory test.
"The
Ministry of Transport in Singapore has
confirmed they have accepted all
recommendations made by the state's Active
Mobility Advisory Panel, which will see e-bike
riders having to pass a theory test and under
16's being banned from riding e-scooters on
public paths."
(road.cc) (Jack Sexty)
December
5, 2019
Life Time buys Crusher in the
Tushar a year after acquiring Dirty Kanza 200.
"The
news was announced by Crusher in the Tushar
founder Burke Swindlehurst in a letter to
riders. Swindlehurst said he will remain in a
management role with the race."
(velonews.com)
December
5, 2019
Column
Three
Eddy Merckx 'still not 100 per
cent' following bike crash.
"Merckx
said that he was still experiencing pain in
his back, hip and knees. "Walking is also
still difficult at the moment because I had to
stay in bed for a long time after the
accident."
(cyclingnews.com) (Getty Images)
December
5, 2019
UCI 'fully shares the concerns of
the MPCC' in wake of Operation Aderlass.
"In
a recent letter sent to UCI President David
Lappartient, the MPCC called on the sport's
governing body to do more against a suspected
blood-doping 'mafia' particularly after the
revelations of Operation Aderlass." (cyclingnews.com)
(Bettini Photo)
December
5, 2019
Dr Richard Freeman medical
tribunal risks being postponed to 2020 after
more legal delays.
"There
is a growing risk that Dr Richard Freeman’s
medical tribunal may not be completed in the
allotted window before Christmas, raising the
prospect of another lengthy delay in
proceedings, potentially until well into
2020."
(telegraph.co.uk) Credit: PA
December
5, 2019
Australian champion Sarah Gigante
among five new riders at Tibco SVB in 2020.
"Tibco
SVB announced the addition of Australian road
race champion Sarah Gigante to the team in
2020. The American outfit revealed their full
13-rider roster that includes five new riders
in a team press release on Wednesday." (cyclingnews.com)
(Image credit: Cycling Australia)
December
5, 2019
A gruesome reminder of why your
bike has bar end plugs.
"A
case report published by The BMJ
describes the hideous injuries sustained by a
14-year-old boy when he crashed his bike into
a parked car and was impaled on his own
handlebars."
(bikeradar.com) Matthew Loveridge / Immediate
Media
December
5, 2019
Ridden and Reviewed: 2020
Specialized Diverge Expert Gravel Bike.
"Specialized
first released its Diverge gravel bike with
the Future Shock suspension system in 2017,
and during that time, the design has already
become a mainstay on the gravel scene." (cxmagazine.com)
C. Lee
December
5, 2019
Top 5 aero road bikes - WorldTour
machines for riding like the wind.
"It
wasn’t that long ago that aero road bikes were
somewhat of a rarity among all but the most
die-hard of racers. They were fast but
compromised in terms of their relatively high
weight and lack of comfort."
(bikeradar.com) Joe Norledge
December
5, 2019
Cycling Novels - Beyond HG Wells
and Tim Krabbé.
"You’ll
find two lists: the handful of cycling novels
and poetry you really should make an effort to
read, and a more comprehensive list of cycling
novels and poems that have either been added
to the Café Bookshelf over the last few
years."
(podiumcafe.com) (Getty Images)
December
5, 2019
2019 Christmas Gifts for Cyclists
- Gadgets from cameras to lights, coffee
machines to smart trainers and more.
"Christmas
looms ever closer but there’s still plenty of
time to get the ultimate gadget for your
cyclist-obsessed partner, friend or, whisper
it, for yourself."
(road.cc) (David Arthur)
December
5, 2019
Column
One
December 4, 2019 Michael Woods: I'm not doing this
forever, so I'm trying to enjoy every moment.
"Canadian
looks back at his elusive pursuit of success
in 2019 and reveals his Olympic dreams for
2020"
(cyclingnews.com) (Getty Images Sport)
December
4, 2019
Evenepoel targeting worlds,
Olympics for sophomore season.
"Remco
Evenepoel is shooting for the stars in his
sophomore season. The teenage Belgian
phenomenon, who turns 20 in January, will be
targeting two of professional cycling’s most
prized titles in 2020."
(velonews.com) (Tim de Waele/Getty Images)
December
4, 2019
Steve Cummings Says Goodbye to the
Peloton.
"It
seems like Steve Cummings has been in the pro
peloton for ever, but just a couple of weeks
ago he announced he would be hanging up his
race bike. A bad crash in the Tour of Britain
brought a disappointing end to a successful
career."
(pezcyclingnews.com) BeardyMcBeard
December
4, 2019
Ten products I loved in 2019: Abby
Mickey.
"Since I spent 2019 racing bikes for a living, which is basically living out of a suitcase. So here’s my list, mostly made up of things I didn’t realize I’d miss so much until they were gone." (cyclingtips.com) Abby Mickey December
4, 2019
Leah Thomas’s journey from newbie
to Olympic hopeful.
"In
four short seasons Leah Thomas has blossomed
from a newbie into a contender to make the
U.S. Olympic team for Tokyo. Thomas said the
biggest hurdle she faced was learning to live
full-time overseas."
(velonews.com) (Getty Images)
December
4, 2019
Best full suspension mountain
bikes.
"The
great news is that there are some really
versatile high-velocity, short-travel machines
that are as happy raving on your favorite
singletrack as they are ripping up the race
track."
(bikeperfect.com) (Image credit: Cannondale)
December
4, 2019
Column
Two
Allegations “blood doping mafia”
is now beating pro cycling’s drug tests.
"Groupama
FDJ manager Marc Madiot and Sunweb manager
Iwan Spekenbrink last month interviewed Georg
Preidler. The banned cyclist has outlined to
them how the blood doping system worked, which
he said involved cyclists acting independently
of their teams and without their teams’
knowledge."
(stickybottle.com)
December
4, 2019
Chris Froome uses the 2020 Tour de
France as his driving force towards full
recovery.
"Chris
Froome has admitted he will need 'a good few
months' to get back to his best form but has
set the 2020 Tour de France and a possible
fifth Tour de France win as a goal and is
using a possible record equaling fifth victory
as the 'driving force' for his recovery." (cyclingnews.com)
(Getty Images)
December
4, 2019
Caleb Ewan eyes yellow jersey with
limited sprint opportunities at 2020 Tour de
France.
"Sprinters
have arguably been negated in the ASO's quest
to devise courses that provoke more dynamic
racing, the mass exodus of pure fast-men, who
missed time cuts at the 2018 Tour, an
example."
(cyclingnews.com) (Getty Images Sport)
December
4, 2019
Sagan’s Giro d’Italia a ‘great
opportunity.’
"Sagan
to race the Giro for the first time in his
career next season, with the added
significance of the opening stages near his
place of birth."
(velonews.com) (Getty Images)
December
4, 2019
Giro d’Italia organizer asks Total
Direct Energie to decline invite.
"Given
Vegni must invite all 19 WorldTour teams,
including newly promoted team Cofidis, he only
has space for three wildcard invitations.
Those invites, if Total Direct Energie did not
participate, could go to Italian second
division teams Androni Giocattoli Sidermec,
Bardiani CSF Faizanè and Neri Sottoli Selle
Italia KTM."
(cyclingweekly.com) (Photo: Yuzuru Sunada)
December
4, 2019
Bahrain Merida confirms new team
name for 2020.
"There
has already been plenty of change at Bahrain
Merida for 2020, as Team Sky founding member
Rod Ellingworth takes over at the top."
(cyclingweekly.com) (Tim de Waele/Getty
Images)
December
4, 2019
Winter warmers, staying seen and
stocking fillers - the ultimate Christmas guide
for road cyclists and commuters.
"With
yet another year of riding in its legs, Telegraph
Sport is able to once again present its
annual round-up of cycling gear that has
impressed both on and off the bike." (telegraph.co.uk)
John MacLeary
December
4, 2019
Column
Three
Muur Money.
"The
Tour of Flanders might not visit the Kapelmuur
in Geraardsbergen in 2020 following a row over
money. Apparently the race has been charging
the town money and now local politicians want
to spend the money elsewhere."
(inrng.com) (Photo: Cor Vos)
December
4, 2019
Best saddle bags for your road
bike.
"The
best saddle bags for road bikes are secure,
stable, subtle and stylish, and have enough
room for your ride essentials such as spare
tubes, levers, tools, and that emergency gel." (cyclingnews.com)
(Image credit: Silca)
December
4, 2019
Skydio 2 Autonomous Sports Drone
In-Depth Review.
"It’s
been just shy of two months since Skydio
announced the Skydio 2 drone, which is
virtually entirely dedicated to sports
tracking (in the consumer realm anyway)." (dcrainmaker.com)
December
4, 2019
Dowsett: '2019 was the most
difficult season of my career.'
"Alex
Dowsett has called 2019 ‘the most difficult
contract year of his life’ after being left in
the dark during the sale of Katusha Alpecin’s
WorldTour license to the Israel Cycling
Academy."
(cyclist.co.uk) (Joe Robinson)
December
4, 2019
Could You Survive Ashleigh Moolman
Pasio’s Smash Session?
"Ashleigh
Moolman Pasio, South Africa’s most successful
woman cyclist, had an up-and-down year in
2019; but she’s learning to conquer her own
demons against the best in the world ahead of
an Olympic year."
(bicycling.com) Nic Lamond
December
4, 2019
Mark Cavendish’s chances of riding
Olympics are diminishing, says British Cycling
coach.
"In
an interview with the BBC, British
Cycling head coach Iain Dyer said:
“Opportunities are flying by which makes that
increasingly difficult. You don’t do a Madison
on your own, so while it is still logistically
a possibility the chances would appear to be
diminishing at this point."
(cyclingweekly.com) (Picture: Six Day London)
December
4, 2019
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