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Back in mid-September, British Continental team JLT-Condor announced it would be closing its doors at season’s end. It’s not the only team to have called it a day in recent months, but for British cycling, the news of JLT-Condor’s closure is significant. More than a decade old, JLT-Condor is Britain’s longest-running UCI team and a …
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Welcome to your Daily News Digest. Here’s what’s happening today: Vincenzo Nibali is continuing to pursue legal action over his crash on L’Alpe d’Huez at the Tour de France, which left him with a fractured vertebra. Cyclocross world champion Wout van Aert criticised the UCI for the way it put...
Mike Wilk is hooked on building and riding bikes that most have forgotten about. Vintage mountain bikes, specifically. Bikes from the sports early days, when the mountain bike itself was still being defined. Theres something wonderful, he says, about going back to a simpler time.
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When it comes to getting the most out of your cycling, few things are more important than recovery. It’s not enough to just smash yourself on the bike, day after day — you also need to give your body a chance to recover, and recover properly. In this three-part series, dietitian Alan McCubbin takes a …
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Caley, Neal, and James are in the basement to discuss Thibaut Pinot’s emphatic victory at Il Lombardia and how the Frenchman is cycling’s most mortal star. The trio then debates Zwift racing and whether virtual racing is a future discipline of cycling. Sides are definitely chosen between the three when talking about the pros and cons. …
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Welcome to your Daily News Digest. Here’s what’s happening today: Tim Wellens and Thomas De Gendt are roughly halfway through their 1,000-kilometre bike-packing journey from Il Lombardia back home to Belgium. Is adventure riding becoming a trend in the pro peloton Also, Dylan Groenewegen took...