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When race leader Tadej Pogacar made his move on the steep slopes of Tirreno-Adriatico Stage 6’s final climb nobody could go with him. The Slovenian soloed over the top and cruised carefully down again, to take victory by more than a minute.
Atop the mighty Col de Turini, an indomitable Primoz Roglic powered to victory on stage 7 of Paris-Nice, simultaneously tightening his grip on the yellow jersey. Dani Martinez (Ineos Grenadiers) finished in second place, to take him onto the podium, with Simon Yates ( Team BikeExchange — Jayco) in third. With ten bonus seconds taking him to eighteen for the race in total, the Slovenian now leads by 46 seconds over Yates going into tomorrow’s final stage.
ZHANGJIAKOU, China: As Winter Paralympians prepare to return home from Beijing, many fear the effects of climate change in their countries and how a lack of snowfall could inhibit training for the Milano-Cortina Games in 2026.
Hidden away on an industrial estate on the outskirts of Bolton is a restaurant with a difference.
Celtic manager Ange Postecoglou reckons Alan Brazil was perfectly entitled to his initial reaction to his appointment.
Ayr United suffered a nightmare start to their big derby against Kilmarnock – as fans were seen leaving in the 16th minute.
Petra Vlhova produced a sensational run to claim her first Giant Slalom victory of the season in Are on Friday. The Slovakian was in front after the first run, and went even better in the evening as she claimed victory — in the worst of the conditions — to beat Marta Bassino by more than a second thanks to a combined time of 2:32.59. Ad/> Mikaela Shiffrin continued her good form after her Olympic disappointment, and she made up the podium.
“Sometimes dreams do come true,” declared Eurosport’s Rob Hatch, as 23 year-old Mathieu Burgaudeau (TotalEnergies) held off a surging, swarming squad of secondary sprinters to take the first victory of his young career. And what a victory it was, the product of a late, opportunist attack combined with grit and determination in its most raw, compelling form. Burgaudeau was left empty but elated.