Classics
The Belgian spring, from Omloop to Liège–Bastogne–Liège, the Ronde, the Flèche, the monuments abroad and every one-day race, men and women under the same banner. The campervans parked on the Kwaremont since Thursday, and Xavier, who has the segment.
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Jarno Widar wins the Tre Valli Varesine at 20, Rik watches the last kilometre
Jarno Widar (Lotto-Intermarché), 20, won the 105th Tre Valli Varesine in Italy on Tuesday, in a three-man sprint ahead of Tom Pidcock and Matteo Jorgenson. It is his first professional win, in…
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Ciccone wants the photo of the real line, Myriam opens her folder at the finish article
The day after finishing second to Remco Evenepoel at the European championships, Giulio Ciccone posted a long message on Instagram. He praises the winner but asks to see the photo finish taken…
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Evenepoel wins European title on a photo finish, Xavier replays the Lasne sign sprint
Remco Evenepoel won the men’s elite European road race on Sunday between Ljubljana and Sencur, in Slovenia, in a two-man sprint ahead of Italy’s Giulio Ciccone, the pair separated by the photo…
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Reusser says she was the only one riding flat out, Xavier knows the feeling since twenty past nine
Marlen Reusser finished fourth in the elite women’s road race at the world championships in Montreal, won by Demi Vollering. The Swiss rider said she was the only one riding flat out…
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Vollering crowned in Montreal, Myriam classifies the finish-line congratulations
Demi Vollering won Saturday’s women’s road world championship in Montreal, her first world title. Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney finishes second, Elisa Longo Borghini third, four seconds back.
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Neira wins by sitting on the wheel, Sandrine asks which one and at what pressure
Alejandra Neira, 18, is world champion 2026 in Montreal. Caught in the final kilometres, the Spaniard chose to sit on Maria Okrucińska’s wheel before passing her in the sprint.
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Barry wins solo in Montreal, Myriam looks for the dog in the rulebook
The American Ashlin Barry won the road race world championship in Montreal, in 4:17:35, on his 19th birthday. Héctor Álvarez finished second, 53 seconds back, Jesper Stiansen third.
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Seixas wants the rainbow jersey or nothing on Sunday, Xavier has a false flat too
Paul Seixas, France’s team leader and bronze medallist in the time trial behind Remco Evenepoel, wants the world road race title on Sunday in Montreal. He said as much at a press…
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Reusser still doubted her plan an hour before the start, Xavier knows that conversation
Marlen Reusser won the elite women’s time trial at the World Championships in Montreal in 50:24.44 over 39.2 km. It is her second straight world title in the discipline, after Kigali last…
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Worlds time trial course noted like a rally, Myriam opens her folder
The individual time trial at the road World Championships, in Montreal, runs over more than 39 kilometres. Klaas Lodewyck told Sporza his team had noted the course the way a rally crew…