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What, no Wout? The Wollongong World Championships time trial takes place with one notable absentee from the startsheet. Belgian superstar Van Aert is still heading Down Under but, after a long hard season, has decided to put all of his eggs in the road race basket.
So then… who fancies a rainbow jersey? The UCI Road World Championships touch down in Wollongong on Sunday, with some of the sport’s biggest names descending on Australia in a bid to conquer the globe. Ad After a thrilling summer of Grand Tour action, which concluded last weekend with Remco Evenepoel winning La Vuelta and Annemiek van Vleuten triumphing at La Madrid Challenge, attention shifts to the one-day action on the road.
Activision has announced a flurry of new details surrounding its upcoming Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 title as well as the sequel to its popular battle royale title, Warzone 2.
We’ll be aiming to take gold in the Bronze Cup at Ayr today, with our man Garry Owen napping GRANTLEY HALL (3:45) to take the main prize on day two of Ayr ’s big flat meeting of the year.
Defending champions Harrie Lavreysen (Netherlands) and Emma Hinze (Germany) will be back to defend their UCI Track Champions League titles after being selected among a star-studded list of sprinters pre-qualified for the 2022 season. Lavreysen, two-time Olympic gold medallist and nine-time UCI Track World Champion, heads a stellar list of male talent which also includes reigning UCI Track Nations Cup keirin champion Kevin Quintero (Colombia), Commonwealth Games gold medallists Matthew Richardson (Australia) and Nicholas Paul (Trinidad and Tobago), two-time UCI Track World Champion Stefan Botticher (Germany) and UCI Track World Championships bronze medallist Mikhail Yakovlev (Israel).
SYDNEY : Australian cycling fans will get their first chance to witness elite racing after two years of COVID-19 isolation when the world road race championships come to the coastal city of Wollongong from this weekend.
Mathieu van der Poel is feeling confident ahead of the UCI Road World Championships in Australia. His fitness and form has been questioned after a long absence from top-level racing, but he proved any doubters wrong with victory at the Grand Prix de Wallonie in Belgium, which followed two other minor wins in the country upon his return to the saddle. Ad Speaking to Sporza about his success, van der Poel said, “It’s nice to win back.
Sterilgarda Husqvarna Max’s John McPhee arrives at his second Moto3 home race of 2022 ready for the Aragon GP.