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News,
Blogs, Misc.
January 14, 2022
Offseason Capsules: Can Revamped Astana Get Going Again? "The
people of Kazakhstan are on my mind of late, not something
I have ever said before, but as Russian troops “drop by to
help out with a civil unrest problem” in Almaty, it’s not
a great moment for a country which hasn’t had a lot of
great moments lately."
By Chris Fontecchio (podiumcafe.com) (Tim de Waele/Getty Images) January 14, 2022 Brand set to seal World Cup as Betsema skips penultimate round in France. "Runner-up
in the series, Denise Betsema (Pauwels Sauzen Bingoal),
has opted to skip the penultimate round in Flamanville as
she prepares to re-build her form ahead of the final round
in Hoogerheide and then the UCI Cyclocross World
Championships in Fayetteville."
(cyclingnews.com) (Image credit: Kristof Van Accom/Belga/AFP via Getty Images) January 14, 2022 Baestaens giddy to make elite cyclocross Worlds debut in the USA at 32. "Once
a promising junior in cyclocross and the European champion
in 2006, Belgian Vincent Baestaens has struggled through
more than a decade in the sport's second tier; chasing UCI
points in faraway lands while younger compatriots
dominated the sport. "
By Laura Weislo (cyclingnews.com) (Getty Images Sport) January 14, 2022 Litespeed Watia gravel bike review. "With
Litespeed's proven history of titanium know-how, the Watia
is a well-balanced gravel bike. Given their titanium
legacy and top-notch fabrication, it should come as no
surprise that the Watia has gained a spot on our list of
top gravel bikes of the year."
(roadbikeaction.com) (Image Credit not Found) January 14, 2022 Column
Two
Photos,
Podcasts
January 14,
2022
CPA threatens to sue TCA citing false
information on prize money management system.
"After
reading the latest note published by The Cyclists'
Alliance, the Association of Professional Cyclists
reserves the right to sue the TCA for false information
disclosed with the clear intention of defaming the CPA and
manipulating the riders."
By Kirsten Frattini (cyclingnews.com) (Image credit: Getty Images) January 14, 2022 Cameron Ivory wins Australian elite men's
criterium title with a late solo charge.
"Mountain
biker Cameron Ivory (St George Continental Cycling Team)
triumphed in the battle for the elite men's criterium at
Australia's Federation University Road National
Championships, holding off the field with a late solo
charge."
By Simone Giuliani (cyclingnews.com) (Image credit: Getty Images) January 14, 2022 road.cc Recommends Bikes of the Year 2021/22: Road Bikes. "We've
been adding the best bikes that we've reviewed to road.cc
Recommends over the course of the year and now it's time
to reveal the best of the best.
Right,
let's get cracking..."
By road.cc Tech (road.cc) (Image Credit not Found) January 14, 2022 op 10 elements to look for when shopping for cycling kit. "There
are levels to the cycling “kit game.” A piece of cycling
kit that is well-made of decent materials will rank it
mid-level. To achieve the top-level status, a piece of kit
both needs to be thoughtful and functional in design and
also have elements of visual artistry."
By Aliya Barnwell (velonews.com) Photo: Aliya Barnwell January 14, 2022 Two new pairs of 100% sunglasses, Le Col turbo kit, eco-friendly Peaty's brushes and a great-value lid from Bontrager. "Enjoy
this week’s edition of First Look Friday - your weekly
round-up of the best new kit to land at BikeRadar
HQ."
By Sam Challis
(bikeradar.com) Sam Challis / Immediate Media
January 14, 2022
Officine Mattio craft new OM 1 S carbon road bike in Italy, add Classified PowerShift options. "Officine
Mattio has added a new lightweight carbon OM 1 S road
racing bike to their line-up, newly made with monocoque
construction entirely in their Cuneo, Italy workshop.
Developed for road riding, the OM 1 S looks like a solid
all-rounder."
By Cory Benson (bikerumor.com) c. Officine Mattio January 14, 2022 Live: UCI Cyclocross World Cup Round 14 - Flamanville - Sunday, January 16th.
Elite Men - 15:05 Europe Local time."
(cyclocross.social) (Image
Credit not Found) January 14,
2022
Column
Three
Videos
January 14, 2022
Remco Evenepoel 2022 season to stretch from
Valenciana to the Vuelta a España.
"Due
the injuries sustained in a horrific crash at Il Lombardia
back in 2020, Evenepoel rode a limited race program in
2021 and missed the opening months of the season. With a
clean bill of health so far this year, he’s aiming to be
at full force for the Ardennes classics."
(velonews.com) (Tim de Waele/Getty Images) January 14, 2022 Introducing: Ruby Roseman-Gannon. "The
23 year-old won both stages of the opening event of the
Australian summer of racing, the Lexus of Blackburn Bay
Crits, and is now looking hopefully - and a little
nervously - forward to Australia’s Road National
Championships."
By Simone Giuliani (cyclingnews.com) (Photo: Con Chronis) January 14, 2022 David Haverdings about his strong season after having anorexia: “I did not expect this at all.” "The
differences between 2020 and 2021 couldn’t be any bigger
for David Haverdings. Last year he had anorexia and was
forced to take time off the bike to recover, this year he
is leading the world cup and looks to be the top favorite
for the world championships."
(cyclocross.social) Photo: Yefrifotos January 14, 2022 Police seek two more men over violent burglary at Mark Cavendish’s home. "Police
investigating a violent burglary at Mark Cavendish’s home
last November have released photographs of two more men
they are seeking in connection with the break-in, during
which the Quick Step Alpha Vinyl rider was attacked in
front of his wife and children."
By Simon MacMichael (road.cc) (Image Credit Essex Police) January 14, 2022 Ineos Grenadiers to use Garmin and Tacx tech exclusively in 2022. "Ineos
Grenadiers have signed up to an exclusive partnership with
Garmin and Tacx for 2022. The British WorldTour team has
used Wahoo Kickr turbo trainers and indoor training
equipment since 2014 as Team Sky - alongside Garmin Edge
head units and more recently Garmin Varia radar-equipped
lights - so it’s something of a coup for Garmin."
By Simon Smythe (cyclingweekly.com)(Image credit: Ineos Grenadiers) January 14, 2022 Column
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News,
Blogs, Misc.
January 13, 2022
Lefevere: It's too early to say if Cavendish will ride the Tour de France. "You
know the story of Mark and me, he left the team [at the
end of 2015] for budget reasons and then after the misery
of his last few months at Bahrain [in 2020, when
Cavendish’s career appeared to be drawing to a low-key
end] he broke my heart."
By Alasdair Fotheringham (cyclingnews.com) (Getty Images Sport) January 13, 2022 4 reasons why short intervals work for improving performance. "In
exercise science and coaching there are long and
passionate debates about the structure of interval
workouts, the intensities that should be used, the
duration of efforts and recoveries, and the total amount
of work performed during a training session or a block
of training."
By Chris Carmichael (roadbikeaction.com) (Image Credit not Found) January 13, 2022 Column
Two
Photos,
Podcasts
January 13,
2022
Mathieu van der Poel undergoes surgery on
injured knee.
"Mathieu
van der Poel underwent a minor surgery on the knee on
Saturday in the AZ Herentals hospital. In a previous
crash, a tear had appeared in the capsule of the kneecap,”
a statement from Alpecin Fenix said."
By Sadhbh O'Shea (velonews.com) Photo: David Stockman/Belga Mag/AFP via Getty Images January 13, 2022 David Gaudu looks to convert podium finishes into victories in 2022. "David
Gaudu stepped up a level during 2021 but the 25-year-old
Groupama FDJ rider and rising star of French cycling is
looking to do even better in 2022 as he continues his
journey from Thibaut Pinot's understudy to team leader."
By Maria David (cyclingnews.com) (Getty Images Sport) January 13, 2022 What next for the cycling industry - More boom or bubble? "As
the dust is settling on a violent jolt of global product
demand and subsequent supply complexities the cycling
industry is faced with the acceleration of forecast mega
trends. So, what next for the bike market? We ask several
trade leaders."
By Mark Sutton (cyclingindustry.news) (Image Credit not Found) January 13, 2022 Column
Three
Videos
January 13, 2022
'Things didn't go the way I wanted.' "Since
then I no longer race at a level. You really have to time
that and I did it just before the Dauphiné, after a hard
training period and just before a hard race. That was not
a good idea. I have not cycled at a level after that."
By Ryan Dabbs (cyclingweekly.com) (Image credit: Getty Images) January 13, 2022 Argon 18 Sum: First look and ride impressions of the new performance road bike. "The
Argon 18 Sum is a new bike from the Montreal-based
company. By new bike, I mean the name is new and the frame
is new, even though it draws heavily from various designs
and technologies that Argon 18 has used on previous
models."
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