Cycling Weekly

ArticleVingegaard’s Giro

It was a manic few days at towers last week as we rushed to complete our Giro d’italia preview for you, with the added thrill of a bank holiday thrown in. The 109th edition of the Italian Grand Tour begins tomorrow, of course, in Bulgaria, and...

Adam Becket adam.becket@futurenet.com

ArticleSwiss sights

Primož Roglič leads the breakaway up the Jaunpass on stage four of the Tour de Romandie. The Slovenian was working in the service of his teammate Florian Lipowitz, who was further down the road at this point.

Cycling Weekly

ArticleLeading out

Handcycle competitors roll along during the men’s H3 road race at the UCI Para Cycling Road World Cup in Gistel, Belgium. The race was won by Ryan Pinney of America, a bronze medallist from the 2020 Paralympics.

Cycling Weekly

ArticleFrench sprint

Dorian Godon storms to his second stage win of the week at the Tour de Romandie. The Ineos Grenadiers rider took the chance to win sprints at a race almost completely devoid of sprinters.

Cycling Weekly

ArticleFull power

Rwandan national champ Jazilla Mwamikazi puts the power down at the Festival Elsy Jacobs à Garnich. The rider for the World Cycling Centre ended up not finishing the day, which was won by Marta Lach.

Cycling Weekly

ArticleForeboding clouds

The weather looks like it’s about to turn on stage one of the Vuelta Femenina in the very north-west of Spain, Galicia, on Sunday. The stage was won by Noemi Rüegg of EF Education-oatly.

Cycling Weekly

ArticlePogačar romps home at Romandie

Tadej Pogačar has won a lot in his career – 112 times aged 27 before last week. However, he had never tackled the Tour de Romandie, and the 80-year old race remained one of the three ‘big seven’ week-long stage events that were yet to grace his palmarès.