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MANCHESTER, England : A lack of information on female injuries and illness from the International Olympic Committee (IOC) has prompted a group of more than two dozen researchers to fill it with what they hope will be a "game-changer" for female athlete welfare.
BILBAO, Spain : Mark Cavendish has the opportunity to improve the record of stage wins on the Tour de France he shares with Belgian great Eddy Merckx but the Briton is still struggling to get to grips with the idea as he embarks on his last campaign.
UAE Team Emirates have named Adam Yates as their co-leader for the Tour de France due to fitness concerns of two-time champion Tadej Pogacar.
The long wait is over; the riders are gathering in Bilbao and the 110th edition of the Tour de France is almost upon us. Two stages in the Basque Country are followed by an undulating coastal schlep over the French border to Bayonne for the first of what could be eight frantic sprint finishes.
David Lappartient, president of cycling's governing UCI, has been elected president of the French Olympic Committee (CNOSF) until 2025, the body said on Thursday.
The seventh edition of international stage race Rás na mBan will take place in and around Kilkenny in September.
Ineos Grenadiers sport director Steve Cummings hailed Egan Bernal for his incredible recovery from a horrific crash heading into this year’s Tour de France. The Colombian suffered multiple severe injuries after the hugely unfortunate incident in training last year, and Cummings expressed his admiration for a man who is now a crucial component to Ineos’ charge for a podium finish. Ad «What we can say is that 16 months ago, he nearly died, and to get back to where he is now is exceptional in itself, and he keeps improving,» said Cummings in quotes published by cyclingnews.com.
Britain's Tom Pidcock said Gino Mader's death during a high-speed descent in Switzerland less than two weeks ago could result in riders being more cautious at the Tour de France.