The 2024 Tour de France kicks off on June 29 with a historic rollout from Florence, Italy. The first three stages of the race will run on some of the roads we’ve seen in the Giro d’Italia. With many of the national championships decided, teams have turned their focus to their selections for the Grande Boucle.
During the annual press day of Lotto Soudal the plans of the team leaders were announced. Sprinter Caleb Ewan aims for stage wins in Giro and Tour again, Philippe Gilbert hopes to end his career in style and will be present in all the hilly Classics and Florian Vermeersch hopes to excel in the Flemish Classics.
The 78th edition of the Vuelta a Espana is back and on schedule with its usual mid-August start date.
As promised in February, the UCI today announced an updated version of the men’s and women’s 2021 UCI Road International Calendar, adjusted for the COVID-19 pandemic.
SRAM reasserts itself in global team sponsorship, signing WorldTour squads, development team and gravel and cyclocross-focused teams.
This Sunday, the king of the Flemish Spring Classics, the Tour of Flanders (or the Ronde Van Vlaanderen, if you use the local name) takes place.
It’s the first weekend in March, and it marks the opening weekend of the Spring Classics season in Europe.
With 73 wins in 22 countries across 5 continents, the Quick-Step Floors team easily snagged the 2018 World Tour Team Classification.
Trek continues to build an impressive and well-rounded team for 2019 with the addition of Lotta Lepistö, an explosive sprinter, and seven-time Finnish national champion.
For the 116th edition of the French monument Paris-Roubaix, the riders will take on a 257km-long course peppered with 29 cobblestone sectors totaling 54.5 kilometers of pavé