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Olympics: Shock gold for Anna Kiesenhofer in
women's road race.
"Van
Vleuten and Longo Borghini left with silver and bronze as
Austrian pulls off huge upset from the early breakaway."
By Daniel Benson (cyclingnews.com) (Image credit: Getty Images) July 25, 2021 Anna Kiesenhofer: Mathematician, amateur
cyclist, Olympic champion.
"Off
the bike, the new Olympic Champion has a PhD in
mathematics after studying at the Technical University of
Vienna as well as at Cambridge University before
completing her doctorate in Catalonia in 2016 alongside
her racing career."
By Amy Jones (cyclingnews.com) (Image credit: Bettini Image) July 25, 2021 'This is the heaviest medal I've ever had':
Kiesenhofer still in disbelief after Tokyo Olympics gold.
"Anna
Kiesenhofer had always thought to attack from the off in
the Tokyo Olympics women's road race, what she likely
hadn't planned for, however, was to stay away all day and
cross the line first to take gold."
By Jonny Long (cyclingweekly.com) (Image credit: Getty Images) July 25, 2021 Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig calls passive women's
race 'absurd’ at Tokyo Olympics.
"To be
completely honest, that was absurd. It was a pretty bad
portrayal of women's cycling," Uttrup Ludwig told the Danish
Broadcasting Corporation (DR)."
By Kirsten Frattini (cyclingnews.com) (Image credit: Getty Images) July 25, 2021 Tokyo Olympic Games Cycling Events Live Feed.
"Tokyo Olympic Games Cycling Events schedule: Sunday,
25 July, 5:50am CET (Starts at 12am EDT) - Women’s Road
Race
Monday,
26 July, 7:55am CET (Starts at 2 am EDT) - Men’s MTB Race
Tuesday,
27 July, 7:55am CET (Starts at 2 am EDT) - Women’s
MTB Race
Wednesday,
28 July, 4:25am CET - Women’s Time Trial Race
Wednesday,
28 July, 7:00am CET (Starts at 1 am EDT) - Men’s Time
Trial Race"
(cycling.today) (Image Credit not Found) July 25, 2021  July 24, 2021
Quinn Simmons wins Tour de Wallonie.
"Fabio
Jakobsen (Deceuninck Quick Step) secured his second stage
win of the week on the final day of the Tour de Wallonie,
which finished in a sprint in Quaregnon."
(cyclingnews.com) (Image credit: Getty Images) July 24, 2021 Tokyo Olympics: 12 riders to watch in the
women's road race.
"Van
der Breggen, Deignan, Brennauer, Niewiadoma and Longo
Borghini among those that could have gold within their
grasp."
By Kirsten Frattini (cyclingnews.com) (Image credit: Bettini Image) July 24, 2021 Tokyo Olympics: What the stars said after
Richard Carapaz wins riveting road race.
"From
another costly crash by Geraint Thomas to Wout van Aert
being outmaneuvered - here's what the starts said after
extra-tough race around Tokyo."
(velonews.com) (Tim de Waele/Getty Images) July 24, 2021 Richard Carapaz: Olympic gold is the best
thing that could happen in my life.
"On a
sultry Saturday in Tokyo, Carapaz clinched the men’s road
race title to become the second Ecuadorian to win an
Olympic medal in the history of the Games."
By Patrick Fletcher (cyclingnews.com) (Image credit: Getty Images) July 24, 2021 Adam Yates 'didn't have the legs' as he
secures top 10 at Tokyo Olympics road race.
"Adam
Yates put in a determined performance at the Tokyo
Olympics men's road race, securing a top 10 finish after
making it into the select chase group, and even opening up
the sprint for the line in search of a silver medal."
By Jonny Long (cyclingweekly.com) (Image credit: Getty Images) July 24, 2021 2021 DMT KM4 shoes review.
"If
you value comfort over pedaling performance, the DMT KM4
shoes offer a knit construction upper that allows
impressive comfort through its flexible material."
By Matt Page (road.cc) (Image Credit not Found) July 24, 2021 July 23, 2021
Tour de Wallonie: Groenewegen sprints to
victory on stage 4.
"The
Dutchman went head-to-head with Fabio Jakobsen (Deceuninck
Quick Step) in the final run to the line before his rival
accidentally unclipped from his pedal in the closing
meters."
By Daniel Ostanek (cyclingnews.com) (Getty Images Sport) July 23, 2021 Quinn Simmons relishes return to winner’s
circle after lost 2020 season.
"Simmons
wins for first time in nearly two years ahead of stacked
summer to include debut grand tour, world championships,
Paris Roubaix."
By Jim Cotton (velonews.com) (Luc Claessen/Getty Images) July 23, 2021 Meet the two road cyclists of the Refugee
Olympic Team.
"The
29-athlete squad will compete across 12 different sports.
Masomah Ali Zada and Ahmad Badreddin Wais are its two road
riders."
By Betsy Welch (velonews.com) Photo: IOC July 23, 2021 Best aero helmets: Protection that saves
valuable seconds.
"The
best aero helmets can make a noticeable difference over a
traditionally vented helmet and help you go faster for
less effort."
By Josh Croxton (cyclingnews.com) (Image credit: Graham Cottingham) July 23, 2021 Tokyo Olympics: Greg Van Avermaet's BMC
Teammachine SLR01.
"When
Greg Van Avermaet lines up on Saturday's Olympic Games
men's road race, he will do so as the reigning champion,
having won the event at the 2016 Rio Games."
By Josh Croxton (cyclingnews.com) (Image credit: BMC) July 23, 2021 Leading American football coach killed after
driver swerved into bike lane.
"Greg
Knapp, who helped coach Denver Broncos to Superbowl 50
win, died five days after incident in California."
By Simon MacMichael (road.cc) picture-credit-new-york-jets July 23, 2021 |
Five talking points from the Tokyo Olympics
women's road race.
"One
of the best things about the Olympics is being introduced
to new stories from obscure sports you don't normally
follow. For those who were already cycling fans, they were
also treated to meeting a new champion in Tokyo."
By Jonny Long (cyclingweekly.com) (Image credit: Getty Images) July 25, 2021 Holly Mathews wins The Rift Gravel.
"Holly
Mathews won the 200km elite women race at The Rift Gravel
in Hvolsvöllur, Iceland. Mathews finished the event in
8:04 to beat Sarah Sturm by 57 seconds and US road race
champion Lauren Stephens by 11:40."
(cyclingnews.com) (Image credit: Wil Matthews) July 25, 2021 Quinn Simmons hits racing stride with Tour of
Wallonie GC win: ‘The confidence is back.’
"Fabio
Jakobsen takes second sprint win of the race to seal
remarkable comeback from injury as 20-year-old Simmons
secures GC."
By Jim Cotton (velonews.com) (Image credit: Getty Images) July 25, 2021 Winning Olympic gold the highlight of my
career, says Carapaz.
"Carapaz
bided his time on the 234-kilometer course, before joining
American Brandon McNulty in an attack with 25 kilometers
to go. The Ecuadorian worked with McNulty to keep a
chasing pack led by Wout van Aert at bay and, later on the
Fuji Speedway, surged clear with five kilometers to go."
(sbs.com.au) (Image credit: Getty Images) July 25, 2021 La Verne Grand Prix.
"The
La Verne Grand Prix was held on a 1.4-mile course that
included 7 turns, a fun chicane, and a slight rise out of
turn one for a little leg burner."
(socalcycling.com) July 25, 2021 2021 Tour Alsace Live Stream.
"Stage 5 - July 25th, 2021 (MULHOUSE → BERRWILLER, 157.7km). Dernière
étape du Tour Alsace, l'épreuve se dispute par un passage
dans toutes les communes de Mulhouse Alsace
Agglomération."
(cyclingfans.com) (touralsace.fr) July 25, 2021 Olympics: Richard Carapaz claims men's road
race title.
"Richard
Carapaz brought home the gold medal for Ecuador in the
men’s Olympic road race in Tokyo on Saturday in a
pulsating finale that saw the climber drop his main rivals
on the last two climbs."
By Daniel Benson (Image credit: Getty Images) (cyclingnews.com) July 24, 2021 The Moment The Olympics Were Won.
"Kagosaka
Pass was the smallest marked climb of the day and just
enough to launch the winning move as Brandon McNulty and
Richard Carapaz managed to break free from a group that
had been bossed by Tadej Pogačar and Wout van Aert."
(inrng.com) (Image credit: Getty Images) (cyclingnews.com) July 24, 2021 Brandon McNulty lights up Olympic road race
with top-10.
"Sixth
place in elite men's road race best since Taylor Phinney
was fourth in 2012 for USA Cycling."
By Andrew Hood (velonews.com) (Tim de Waele/Getty Images) July 24, 2021 Five talking points from the Tokyo Olympics
men's road race.
"Carapaz's
win was a smart one, choosing the right moment to attack,
having stayed in contention up the toughest climb of the
day, the Mikuni Pass, within the final 35km of the day,
then making his move off the front on the final climb of
the day."
By Jonny Long (cyclingweekly.com) (Image credit: Getty Images) July 24, 2021 Team USA starts off summer Olympics with no
medals on opening day for first time since 1972.
"Saturday
marked a disappointing day for the American’s competing in
archery, cycling, fencing, judo, air rifle and pistol
shooting, taekwondo, and weightlifting, with not a single
athlete taking the podium to receive a medal."
By Paulina Dedaj (foxnews.com) (AP Photo/Alessandra Tarantino) July 24, 2021 July 23, 2021
Tokyo Olympics: 12 riders to watch in the
men's road race.
"Pogacar,
Van Aert, Hirschi, Valverde and Woods among our picks for
gold."
By Daniel Benson (cyclingnews.com) (Image credit: Bettini Image) July 23, 2021 ‘It could be one of the toughest races of our
careers:’ Tao Geoghegan Hart and Simon Yates share thoughts
on Olympic road race.
"The
Olympic road race is one of the toughest and most
unpredictable races on the cycling calendar, but how do
the men’s squad see this year’s event playing out?"
By Alex Ballinger (cyclingweekly.com) (Image credit: Getty Images) July 23, 2021 Sarah Gigante: From howls of pain and
disappointment to an Olympics dream.
"Australian
ready to take on the road race and time trial at Tokyo
after recovering from three broken bones in April."
By Simone Giuliani (cyclingnews.com) (Getty Images Sport) July 23, 2021 Lizzie Deignan: Being underdogs at the Tokyo
Olympics isn’t a bad thing.
"The
pressure of the race doesn't lie on our shoulders. We can
just be opportunistic and race with nothing to lose’ says
British rider."
By Simone Giuliani (cyclingnews.com) (Getty Images Sport) July 23, 2021 Spain's road teams clear to race Tokyo
Olympics.
"Alejandro
Valverde, Ion Izagirre, Gorka Izagirre, Omar Fraile and
Jesús Herrada will now all be taking the start, as well as
Mavi García and Ane Santesteban of the women's squad, who
race on Sunday, also clear to race."
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Deignan frustrated with 'weird agendas' in
Olympic road race.
"Lizzie
Deignan (Great Britain) was forced to settle for 11th
place in the women’s road race at the Tokyo Olympics, with
the British rider often finding herself isolated and
marked in a race that saw Anna Kiesenhofer (Austria) pull
off a shock win."
By Daniel Benson, Patrick Fletcher (cyclingnews.com) (Image credit: Getty Images) July 25, 2021 Olympics: Van Vleuten celebrates but mistakes
silver for gold.
"Crossing
the line, the Dutch rider was emotional, embracing team
staff and celebrating, however after being told about
Keisenhofer's win she quickly appeared confused."
By Amy Jones (cyclingnews.com) (Image credit: Getty Images) July 25, 2021 No confusion or disappointment for Longo
Borghini as she secures second Olympics bronze.
"Netherlands
had everything in their hands but sometimes when you think
you are the strongest, you lose the race' says Italian."
(cyclingnews.com) By Simone Giuliani (Getty Images Sport) July 25, 2021 How to watch Mountain Biking at Olympics 2020:
Key dates, free live stream and more.
"In
this year’s Tokyo Games, athletes to look out for include
Switzerland’s 2016 gold medalist Nino Schurter and
Sweden’s Jenny Rissveds, who also won gold in Rio and is a
strong contender in the women’s event."
By Chelsea Forsyth (techradar.com) (Image credit: Torwaistudio / Shutterstock) July 25, 2021 Vitus Vitesse EVO CR eTap AXS 2021.
"The
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By Stu Kerton (road.cc) (Image Credit not Found) July 25, 2021 July 24, 2021
Women’s Olympic road race preview.
"Two-time
world champion Anna van der Breggen will target a
back-to-back gold when she takes to the testing course of
the women’s road race at the Tokyo Olympics on Sunday. The
Dutch rider dominated this season and comes into the race
in the Japanese capital as the favorite."
(roadbikeaction.com) (Image Credit not Found) July 24, 2021 Peter Stetina wins The Rift Gravel Race.
"Peter
Stetina carried on his incredible form to take the Rift
Gravel Race in Iceland on Saturday. The 200km event,
widely respected as one of the most spectacular and
hardest gravel races in the world."
By Daniel Benson (cyclingnews.com) (Image credit: Oregon Trail Gravel Grinder) July 24, 2021 Geraint Thomas explains 'freak crash' at Tokyo
Olympics men's road race.
"The
Welshman says he must have done something bad in a
previous life to warrant yet another untimely fall."
By Jonny Long (cyclingweekly.com) (Image credit: Getty Images) July 24, 2021 Cyclist who rode 100 miles out of the saddle
to repeat ride on Zwift to prove he wasn't lying.
"The
US rider completed the challenge in New York State and
somehow managed to maintain an average speed of 33.2km/h
throughout the ride which took in more than 1,400m of
climbing."
By Will Bolton (road.cc) (Image Credit not Found) July 24, 2021 Tokyo Olympics: Lecomte, Van der Poel, Pidcock
favorites for MTB medals - Preview.
"On
Monday and Tuesday, mountain biking medals will be awarded
for the seventh time at the Olympic Games. Both the
women's and men's fields will have 38 riders from 29
nations competing."
By Rob Jones (cyclingnews.com) (Image credit: Getty Images) July 24, 2021 Café Talk with Alison Jackson.
"Growing
up in a small town in Alberta, Canada, with a population
of around 4,000, a career in professional cycling wasn’t
exactly what a young Alison Jackson dreamed of."
By Helen Bridgman (voxwomen.com) Photo: Liv Racing Team July 24, 2021 2021 Tour de Wallonie Live Feed.
"Tour de Wallonie 2021 - stage 5 (Dinant → Quaregnon 192.4km
Saturday, July 24th, starts at 15:00pm Central Europe,
09:00am U.S. Eastern."
(cycling.today) (Image Credit not Found) July 24, 2021 Here are the motor doping methods Pogačar
isn’t using and why.
"At
times the young Slovenian looked like he was on a ride to
the shops, while his closest contenders clambered for his
back wheel."
By Ronan Mc Laughlin (cyclingtips.com) (Image Credit not Found) July 23, 2021 Preview: Here’s how (we think) the women’s
Olympic road race will play out.
"Every
four years the Olympic Games roll around and upend the
women’s peloton as we know it. The racing gets faster, the
riders more cutthroat."
By Abby Mickey (cyclingtips.com) (Photo: Cor Vos) July 23, 2021 Five things to look out for at the Tokyo 2020
Olympic Games women's road race.
"Dutch
superstars, a balanced route, and the lone rangers -
here's the things to look out for in the Olympics women's
road race."
By Stephen Puddicombe (cyclingweekly.com) (Image credit: Getty Images) July 23, 2021 Tokyo Olympics: Heat chamber helps Tom Pidcock
to 'best possible shape.'
"After
swapping out his slick road tires in the wake of a
successful Classics campaign debut, the 21-year-old
British all-rounder has similarly impressed at the elite
level of cross-country mountain biking this summer."
By Patrick Fletcher (cyclingnews.com) (Image credit: Michal Červený) July 23, 2021 From Durango to Tokyo Olympics, Christopher
Blevins follows in the footsteps of MTB royalty.
"Christopher
Blevins grew up in Durango."
By Betsy Welch (velonews.com) (Image Credit not Found) July 23, 2021 |
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