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The Women’s Tour will take a one-year hiatus, it has been announced. Organisers of the event said in a statement that the decision was taken after a three-week renewed appeal for funding.
Droylsden’s former police could be turned into one-bedroom flats under new plans. An application has been lodged with Tameside council to convert the building on Manchester Road.
Team Jumbo-Visma will be without Dylan van Baarle for the Tour of Flanders on Sunday. The 30-year-old is “struggling with physical problems, and has been unable to get fit in time,” a team statement confirmed on Thursday. Ad Van Baarle came second in the Tour of Flanders last year, but was excluded from Jumbo-Visma’s lineup for Sunday’s race following a crash at the E3 Saxo Classic last Friday.
Competitive cyclist Holly Lavesser speaks out after a biological male won a women’s cycling competition in New York, urging other female athletes to join her in demanding a fair playing field.
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — A new playing surface has been installed at MetLife Stadium, where the previous turf had become a source of widespread criticism in recent years.
Eurosport expert Dani Christmas believes the women’s Tour of Flanders is going to be “absolutely bonkers” in a race she describes as “incredibly special”. Lotte Kopecky will defend her title from last year as SD Worx bring a very strong team, including Lorena Wiebes, Demi Vollering and Marlen Reusser, to one of the biggest one-day races on the calendar. Ad In 2022, Kopecky beat Annemiek van Vleuten in a head-to-head sprint in the final hundred metres.
It's that time of the year again when all roads lead to the biggest carnival in world cricket.
Julian Alaphilippe says «self-pity isn't any use» as he — and his team — look to make some indents on cycling's biggest names during the Classics season. Alaphilippe followed a disappointing 43rd at Strade Bianche with an 11th-placed finish at Milan-San Remo and then abandoned the E3 Saxo Classic with illness.