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Ducati boss David Tardozzi has criticised Marc Marquez for his gung-ho attitude and believes the Honda rider’s approach to racing should change. Marquez is yet to complete a Grand Prix this year after suffering a series of falls, and Tardozzi believes the Honda rider takes too many risks. Ad “He tries to do more things than the motorcycle allows him to do,” the Ducati told ASvia crash.net.
Jasper Philipsen won a second consecutive stage of the Tour de France in a sprint at the Nogaro racetrack on Tuesday marred by three high-speed falls.
After dragging themselves over mountain passes in the Pyrenees, the sprinters had their fun from Mont-De-Marsan to Bordeaux, and provided the teams of the fast men control the breaks it could be a bunch finish in Limoges. There are two Cat. 3 and one Cat.
Sixteen years to the day after his Tour de France debut in London, Britain’s Mark Cavendish (Astana Qazaqstan) came so close to an historic 35th stage win on the world’s biggest bike race. On a hectic finale alongside the Garonne river in Bordeaux, the road opened up for Cavendish, who came from deep with one of his trademark turns of pace and was able to get the jump on the in-form Jasper Philipsen (Alpecin-Deceuninck).
Mark Cavendish launched a kick which looked set to propel him to Tour de France win No. 35, but a mechanical issue and power of Jasper Philipsen denied him victory in Bordeaux. The Manxman went wheel surfing in the final kilometre and appeared to time his run to perfection, as a gap opened up on the right-hand side of the road.
BORDEAUX, France :Belgian Jasper Philipsen denied Mark Cavendish a record-breaking victory on the Tour de France to claim his third stage win in this year's race on Friday, taking his fifth bunch sprint in succession since last year.
George Russell has responded to Max Verstappen’s claims about the F1 calendar, claiming the reigning world champion is eyeing a pay rise. The Red Bull drivers’ championship leader has said that a record-long season for 2024 is deterring him from continuing to race beyond his current deal, which expires in 2028.
Lewis Hamilton has expressed confidence that he will sign a new contract at Mercedes. The seven-time world champion and Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff have repeatedly said that a deal was close, but there has been no breakthrough. Ad Mercedes have been plagued by inconsistency this term and are well off the pace of Red Bull, but Hamilton says he has full faith in the team.