Results for: Cycling

Sir Mark Cavendish concluded his illustrious cycling career with a triumphant victory in the Tour de France Prudential Singapore Criterium. The 39-year-old sprinter secured a trademark sprint finish, showcasing his enduring talent in his final race. His victory was made even more poignant as his fellow competitors gave him a guard of honor, highlighting his significant contribution to the sport. Cavendish’s emotional farewell speech highlighted his deep connection to cycling and the Tour de France.

The global bicycle brake component market is poised for significant growth, projected to reach US$ 12.54 billion by 2034, driven by the rising popularity of electric bikes, increasing customization trends, and growing awareness of cycling’s health and environmental benefits. Key players are investing in innovation, developing advanced brake components for enhanced safety and performance.

India’s track cycling program is seeking a new path to Olympic success by focusing on BMX development. Despite strong performances from sprint athletes like Ronaldo Singh, India has struggled to qualify for recent Olympics. Experts like Jacques Landry, former Olympian and Director of the UCI World Cycling Centre, recommend prioritizing BMX due to its lower infrastructure cost and potential for talent identification. The UCI is committed to supporting India with expertise and track development. However, increased competition frequency and diversified talent pools are crucial for future success.

British Paralympic legend Sarah Storey claimed her 19th gold medal at the Paris Games, winning the women’s C4-5 road race in a thrilling photo finish. This victory solidifies her position as the most successful British Paralympian in history.

British Paralympian Sarah Storey extended her record as the most successful British Paralympian ever, securing her 18th gold medal in the women’s C5 time trial at the Paris 2024 Paralympics. This victory marks her 13th Paralympic gold medal in cycling and surpassed swimmer Mike Kenny’s previous record of 16 Paralympic golds.

Get ready for an exciting weekend of cycling action in Georgetown, Kentucky with the inaugural Country Boy Crit on September 15th. This event, organized by Fount Cycling Guild, features a range of races for professionals, amateurs, and children, culminating in the selection process for their women’s national professional cycling team. The event also supports the Fount Cycling Foundation, a charitable organization nurturing cycling talent in the Bluegrass region.

The third stage of the Tour of Britain Men will take place in Sheffield on September 5th, 2024, featuring top cycling teams and bringing significant travel implications and economic benefits to the city. The event is expected to cause traffic disruptions, increase demand for local businesses, and inspire the next generation of athletes.

Caroline Groot of the Netherlands claimed the first gold medal of the Paris 2024 Paralympics, winning the Women’s C4-5 500m Time Trial event in para track cycling. Groot’s impressive time of 35.566 seconds secured her victory, while France’s Marie Patouillet and Canada’s Kate O’Brien took silver and bronze respectively.

The United Arab Emirates has launched its longest mountain trail in the scenic Hatta region, offering an exhilarating outdoor experience for hikers and cyclists of all levels. With diverse terrains, breathtaking views, and extensive infrastructure, the Hatta Mountain Trails are set to become a popular destination for adventure tourism in Dubai.

Matt Richardson, a three-time Olympic medalist for Australia, has made a surprising switch to represent his birth country, Britain. The move, approved by the International Cycling Union, has been met with disappointment by the Australian cycling federation but understanding from both parties.