Billie Eilish shows hometown spirit as she sports Los Angeles Dodgers jersey with tiny bicycle shorts while out with trainer By Mark McGreal For Dailymail.Com and Christine Rendon For Dailymail.com Published: 10:29 PM EDT, October 28, 2022 | Updated: 03:29 EDT, 29 October 2022 Billie Eilish looked sporty while heading into a Los Angeles gym …
Jonas Vingegaard wasn’t in attendance as the route for the 2023 Tour de France was unveiled in Paris on Thursday, but the reigning champion has now given the route the thumbs-up, albeit a tentative one. Speaking to reporters, including Cyclingnewsbefore the Singapore Tour de France Criterium, Vingegaard was disappointed to find only 22 kilometers of …
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Mark Cavendish remains tight-lipped about his future, saying “when I know, then you’ll hear it” as uncertainty hangs over the B&B Hotels team he’s been strongly linked with for 2023. Cavendish spoke to Cyclingnews in Singapore, where he’ll appear in the ASO-organized Tour de France Criterium event on Sunday, but indicated in advance that questions …
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When Russia invaded Ukraine in February, Mark Padun and Lachlan Morton were both racing the four-day stage race Gran Camiño where Padun took his first victory since his double stage-winning ride at the 2021 Critérium du Dauphiné. But something far bigger was building. “It has been a factor, but I cannot say a percentage or …
If you are new to the sport, it’s an opportunity to learn them the easy way. As a seasoned rider, don’t be shy in politely pointing them out to new cyclists in your entourage. Someone probably took you under their wing, so pay it forward. Some are for safety reasons, others are pure cycling culture. …
CNN — It seems somewhat of an understatement to call the Tour de France a bike race. It transcends cycling, shutting down every mountain pass, village, town and city it passes through, drawing huge crowds along the roadside like some kaleidoscopic carnival. But – except for a brief period between 1984 and 1989 – women …
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It was, in his own words, almost inevitable that Dan Martin would pursue a cycling career. The Irishman spent many an afternoon watching his father, Neil Martin, race on TV, surrounded by cycling magazines on the coffee table and a family that shared a kind passion for the sport. ‘I just enjoyed riding,’ he says, …
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In the fall of 2022, Argonaut Cycles invited Cycling Weekly to come enjoy the last of the season’s warm days on Bend’s vast network of trails aboard their newest gravel racing machine, the GR3, and stop by their headquarters to see how their fully custom, Made in the USA carbon steeds are made. (Image credit: …
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Every fall, pro road cycling’s biggest stars gather in Paris for the unveiling of the route of the next year’s Tour de France. Sawtooth stage profiles are scrutinized, the balance of summit finishes to time trials is debated, and odds begin to trade on the most likely winners. This year, for the second time, that …
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When Catharine Pendrel retired from World Cup racing at the end of the 2021 season, it closed one highly decorated chapter of the Canadian’s career. That chapter included an Olympic medal, two world championship titles, three World Cup overall wins and numerous national championships among a long list of achievements as well as the birth …
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