Rohan Dennis to Skip Final Tour de France Stages
Rohan Dennis will not line up at stage 17 of the Tour de France, BMC Racing Team announced today.
Press Releases
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Contract extension for Lars Bak and Thomas De Gendt at Lotto Soudal
Thomas de Gendt (29) has extended his contract with Lotto Soudal until the end of 2019, while Lars Bak (36) has signed for another two years
Mark Cavendish leaves 2016 Tour de France
After analysing his workload and fatigue after the first two weeks of the Tour, Team Dimension Data supports Mark Cavendish leaving to prepare for the Olympic Games in Rio
Ten WorldTour teams confirmed for the Tour of Britain
This year’s Tour of Britain will feature ten of the UCI’s top level WorldTour teams for the first time ever, with the teams from the top tier of the sport making up half the field
Extreme Cocktailing? Stoli Says ‘Yes’
There are many ways to mix a drink. Stoli®, THE Vodka, shakes up the cocktail world with the launch of the first-ever “Extreme Cocktailing” video series
Etixx – Quick-Step Pro Cycling Team set for 2016 Tour de France with Rudy Project
Partnered with Rudy Project as the team’s Official Sunglass, the riders of Etixx – Quick-Step can feel confident in the superiority of their eyewear and focus solely on getting first to the line.
Keisse and Lampaert to continue with Etixx – Quick-Step beyond 2016
Etixx – Quick-Step announces contract renewals for Iljo Keisse and Yves Lampaert on the first rest day of the 2016 Tour de France.
Mollema, Rast, and Irizar renew contracts with Trek Segafredo
Trek-Segafredo is excited to announce that Bauke Mollema, Markel Irizar and Grégory Rast have extended their contracts for two more years.
David Zabriskie rides Tushar Chrusher with new 3T Exploro bike
Dave Zabriskie tried his hand at gravel racing this weekend, piloting his 3T Exploro in the Tushar Crusher gravel race in Utah this past Saturday
Joaquim Rodriguez announces his retirement
At the end of 2016 Team KATUSHA’s leader Joaquim Rodriguez is to retire from professional cycling after a successful 17 years at the highest level.