EF Education First announces squad for 2018 Tour de France #pinkargyle
With a dark horse second place finish in the 2017 Tour, EF Education First p/b Drapac Cannondale sets their sights on the top of the podium for the 2018 Tour de France.
With a dark horse second place finish in the 2017 Tour, EF Education First p/b Drapac Cannondale sets their sights on the top of the podium for the 2018 Tour de France.
Like last year, BORA – hansgrohe goes into the Tour de France with two leaders. UCI World Champion Peter Sagan is set to go on the haunt for stage wins, while Rafal Majka aims for a top spot in the… Read More »Peter Sagan and Rafal Majka co-leaders for BORA-hansgrohe for 2018 Tour de France
Quick-Step Floors lines up at the start of the 105th Tour de France with a strong and experienced team capable of fighting for stage victory and being a factor in the general classification.
Coryn Rivera was crowned overall winner of the OVO Energy Women’s Tour in Colwyn Bay as Britain’s five-day UCI Women’s WorldTour event came to a close
After a much publicized interview with Agence French Presse (AFP) in which Bernard Hinault called for riders to strike “in protest” at the presence of Chris Froome in this year’s Tour de France, Froome’s Team Sky has now responded to… Read More »Team Sky responds to Bernard Hinault
Coryn Rivera took a thrilling stage victory in Daventry at the end of the second stage of the OVO Energy Women’s Tour, outsprinting Marianne Vos to also move into the overall race lead.
Chris Froome became the first Briton to win the Giro d’Italia and the third rider to make the grand slam with three Grand Tours victories in a row.
Spanish rider Mikel Nieve (Mitchelton-Scott) won solo the 214km Stage 20 of the 2018 Giro d’Italia, from Susa to Cervinia.
Team Sky’s Chris Froome upended the general classification at the 2018 Giro d’Italia with an attack from 80km out to win Stage 19 at Bardonecchia.
German Maximilian Schachmann from Berlin scored a fifth victory for Quick-Step Floors at the Giro d’Italia, after Elia Viviani’s four bunch sprints, to equal last year’s tally