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Dylan Teuns took a quite sensational win on Stage 1 of the Tour de Romandie, snatching victory from Rohan Dennis on the line in Switzerland. Before the race, the Belgian told VeloNews “timing is really important” and, although he could not have cut it more fine, he timed his finish to perfection.
Spring has well and truly sprung, which means it’s time for the first three-week race of the season. The Giro d’Italia is the Grand Tour your Rapha membership-owning friend will always assert is the finest of the three. It just has a certain… “Je ne sais quoi,” they’ll say with a knowing smile before taking a sip from their espresso doppio.
Cardiff City boss Steve Morison says the club's change in style has caught the eye of Premier League sides looking to loan out their brightest young talents this summer.
Olympic and world BMX champion Beth Shriever insists her “summer of dreams” last year has not changed her as a person as she looks to build on her success.
Wolff wants to 'protect' Hamilton after Imola 'low'
A goalkeeper being good at football is quite important these days. Stopping the ball going into the back of the net is well and good, but if you can’t play out from the back you are not likely to excel at a top club.
After almost a decade of Anna van der Breggen dominance, April 2022 saw the coronation of a new Queen of the Ardennes. Before smashing her way through it, Marta Cavalli of FDJ Nouvelle-Aquitaine Futuroscope had been tapping politely at the door of success for some time. In 2020 and 2021 she seemed to collect top 10 finishes like they were Pokemon cards, but a podium’s top step always eluded her.
In the minds of many there was no way BMW Motorrad’s Michael van der Mark was going to get on the grid for his home WorldSBK event at Assen. Not just a few weeks after he broke his lower right leg badly in a mountain bike accident in mid-March. He needed two plates and lots of large screws to hold it together after his crash. And hold his ankle joint immobile for a time.