70’s Rider Interview: Wilfried Wesemael was out of the tough Belgian school of bike riders who worked had for his team leaders, with some success of his own thrown in. Ed Hood caught up with the man from Aalst to chew over old times. In January we lost our friend and colleague Ed Hood, two […]

Gear Break: Introducing the Campagnolo Super Record 13 Platform, Miche rolls out the high-performance Graff Aero 48: Race-ready and gravel-proven, introducing the fizik Arche-Type helmet collection: a new limited-edition look, meet the new Eroica-Colnago wool jersey, the Chris King Titanium 1 1/8 NoThreadSet is back in limited production and Formula 100 launches test team program […]

June 12, 2025 – Stage 5: Saint-Priest > Mâcon 183km After days of mountain mayhem and GC fireworks, Stage 5 at the Critérium du Dauphiné finally threw a bone to the fastmen—and it was James Stewart of Israel-Premier Tech who grabbed it with both hands. The 23-year-old Brit launched a blistering sprint in Mâcon to […]

Summer 2025 has arrived, and some of the biggest bike races of the year are still on the horizon. For fans of road cycling, mountain biking, track, gravel, and BMX, the coming months are stacked with action. Tour de Suisse is running from June 15 to 22. While it doesn’t draw quite the same attention […]

In this week’s AIRmail newsletter, The Outer Line takes an in-depth look at trending cycling news: Back to modern racing at the Dauphiné, court ruling on NCAA case, more elite teams for Maryland, pro cyclists contracts, still no “Plan B” for Rwanda… # Catch up on pro cycling – and its context within the broader […]

The World champion, Remco Evenepoel (Soudal Quick-Step), showed his form in the fourth stage time trial of the Critérium du Dauphiné to take the stage, the overall lead and his team’s 1000th victory. But the mountains are on the horizon and the big stars are not too far behind him – We have all the […]

iGPSPORT is probably a company a lot of PEZ readers don’t know about (unless you’re a reader in Asia or someone who is familiar with Asian brands). But they’ve been around for a while. They introduced their first bike computer in 2012 with new models ever since. In 2023, they introduced their first smart sport […]

One of the hottest topics in endurance science the past half decade or so is understanding durability – the ability to still put out strong efforts despite a lot of accumulated fatigue. We all know the feeling. The first interval (or hill) of a workout or ride can feel almost effortless. The same effort during […]

At just 17 years old, Sidney Swierenga is quickly emerging as one of Canada’s brightest young talents in road cycling. With breakthrough podium finishes at the Redlands Bicycle Classic and Tour of the Gila, she’s not only the youngest rider to ever achieve such results, but she’s now the top-ranked junior woman in the world. […]

The Tour de France build up starts with the Critérium du Dauphiné with the big three: Tadej Pogačar, Jonas Vingegaard and Rmco Evenepoel, plus Mathiew van der Poel. We also have all the videos, race reports, results and rider quotes from the Tour of Britain Women, Brussels Cycling Classic and the Heylen Vastgoed Heistse Pijl […]

European cities are adapting to new patterns of living around the world as they embrace ecomobility like never before. No matter if you’re commuting to work, handling deliveries, or just want to explore the city, a sleek and dependable ride is a necessity nowadays. Introducing: Onesport OT30PRO, an electric foldable cargo bike that aims to […]

Cycling is a sport that is ideal for photographic interpretation: the breath-taking landscapes, colourful kits, elegant bicycles, and close-up human interest, whether of racers battling it out, mechanics at the ready, or Belgians drinking beer by the roadside. For many in the past it was hard to conceive of photography as a fine art rather […]

Rider Feature: With Simon Yates winning the 2025 Giro d’Italia last week, we though it would be good to look back at this article by Ed Hood. There have been quite a few brothers in the peloton over the years, so Ed Hood has picked just a few of the cycling siblings to compare the […]

As the demand for immersive gaming experiences grows, sports-themed online casino games are at the forefront of this trend. These games combine the thrill of sports with the excitement of casino gaming, offering players a unique blend of entertainment. This trend is particularly evident in the realm of online casino games, where innovation is key to […]

Gear Break: Tifosi Moab Lite sunglasses, Flow Formulas endurance drink mix, Santini Cycling and Pirelli Design launch the 2025 “Sport Club” collection of technical cycling Apparel, from pop art to pure speed – LOOK Cycle unveils limited-edition 795 Blade RS in collaboration with Jay Kaes, HydraPak® scales Re_Pak program with nationwide expansion and now until […]

In this week’s AIRmail newsletter, The Outer Line takes an in-depth look at trending cycling news: ‘Unbound’ evolving, Yates steals the Giro d’Italia, new doping methods? Overlooked races of the week, UCI points battle, the ‘Enhanced Games’ ludicrous forecasts … # Catch up on pro cycling – and its context within the broader world of […]

As we get our breath back from the last stunning days of the Giro d’Italia, we still have a full EUROTRASH this Thursday to unpack: TOP STORY: UAE Emirates XRG team manager: “We underestimated Simon Yates” Rider news: Jonas Vingegaard: “I enjoy having a rival like Pogačar, hopefully he feels the same” Wout van Aert […]

Picture this: Capo LTD Giro Lycra-clad cyclists pedaling through scenic countryside or bustling city streets, stopping not just for water breaks, but to collect playing cards. Each stop brings them closer to a poker hand… and potentially the top prize. Now imagine that every spin of a bike wheel and every flip of a card […]

If you’re not already familiar with the BE A GOOD PERSON brand, they were established in 2015 and according to CEO Drick Bernstine, “Clothing isn’t just our business; it’s our platform for spreading positivity and making a meaningful impact on the world. At BE A GOOD PERSON, we’re more than just a fashion brand – […]

There’s nothing restorative about travel. Sure, once you arrive, it’s exciting to explore different cultures, ride new roads, and see the sights—but the trip itself can sap your energy. Not like home The novelty of a new place makes travel exhilarating, but at the same time, nothing is quite the way it is at home, […]

The American Criterium Cup (ACC) returns in 2025 for its fourth thrilling season, kicking off in Tulsa, Oklahoma at the iconic Saint Francis Tulsa Tough. As the premier criterium race series in the United States, the ACC features six high-octane events across the country where elite cyclists battle for points, podiums, and a $500,000 prize […]

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Simon Yates pulled the pink jersey from the shoulders of Isaac Del Toro and jumped over Richard Carapaz in the penultimate stage of the Giro d’Italia and raced into Rome for the final overall victory – All the stage reports, videos, results and what the riders think from Italy. TOP STORY: In the Visma | […]

Giro d’Italia Stage 21 Race Report: Simon Yates is the final overall winner of the 2025 Giro d’Italia. The British Visma | Lease a Bike rider celebrated his victory with a day in pink on the streets of Rome in the traditional flat final stage. The bunch sprint was won by his teammate Olav Kooij. […]

All the best new ideas and technologies for riding start with the pros and work their way down to serious area riders and hobby bikers over time. Not every new idea makes it down the ladder because it costs too much or isn’t useful enough. But over the last few years, technology for both pros […]