Primoz Roglic withdraws from 2021 Tour de France
Primoz Roglic, last year’s runner up, abandoned the 2021 Tour de France before stage nine after suffering multiple bruises when he crashed in stage three
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UCI announces updated 2021 road calendar
As promised in February, the UCI today announced an updated version of the men’s and women’s 2021 UCI Road International Calendar, adjusted for the COVID-19 pandemic.
2020 Giro d’Italia: Final Results
British rider Tao Geoghegan Hart of the INEOS Grenadiers won the 2020 Giro d’Italia after a tense time trial.
Verizon New York City Triathlon pivots to virtual duathlon for 2020
For the first time in its illustrious nearly 20-year history, the Verizon New York City Triathlon, owned and produced by Life Time, is going virtual.
Muc-Off Launches US made antibacterial hand sanitizer
With significant experience from creating the innovative antibacterial dry body wash and QUAT based antibacterial equipment cleaner, Muc-Off created a new focus to deliver a hand sanitizer that helps tackle germs for people whether they be on the go, at home, education or work.
UCI unveils revised 2020 calendars for UCI WorldTour and UCI Women’s WorldTour
The Union Cycliste Internationale today announced the revised 2020 calendars for the UCI WorldTour and UCI Women’s WorldTour, with a view to the resumption of the cycling season
Vuelta a Espana cancels plans to start race in Holland
The Vuelta a Espana has cancelled plans to start this year’s race in Holland because of the “exceptional worldwide situation” caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
Revised dates for Tour de France, Giro and other races announced by UCI
The UCI today announced the revised 2020 International Calendar, including new dates for the Tour de France and other grand tours as well as the classics and national and world championships.
Tour de France to be postponed
The Tour de France is set to be postponed after the French government said no mass gatherings can take place in the country before July 15
Tour de France may go on without roadside spectators
It is too soon to decide whether the Tour de France can go ahead amid the coronavirus pandemic, but if it does it may be without roadside spectators in order to minimise infection risk, the French sports minister said