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Last Tour, Today: The moment Egan Bernal knew

In the absence of a Tour de France this July, we're revisiting our favourite stories from last year's race, one year on. Today's instalment unwraps a cancelled stage finish, the last climb, and the anointment of Colombia's first Tour de France champion.

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Coryn Rivera will ride on with Sunweb through 2021

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Coryn Rivera will ride on with Sunweb through the 2021 season, the team announced on Tuesday. The 27-year-old American has been with the squad since 2017, racking up most of her biggest career results since joining the team. Rivera won the Tour of Flanders – and several other big races – in her first year …

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How to find the optimal cycling route

Here’s a thought experiment for you. Say you went out and rode every street in your suburb. What would the distance of that ride be? What if you did it again, but tried to keep the distance as short as possible? How would you go about finding the optimal route? And how do you think …

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New lower-priced options for 3D-printed Fizik Adaptive saddles

If you’ve been eying one of Fizik’s fancy 3D-printed Adaptive saddles, but couldn’t stomach either the heady US$400 / £390 / €370 price or weird faint green color of the lone Antares Versus Evo 00 Adaptive flagship version, you’re in luck. Fizik has not only broadened the range slightly, but also added a far more …

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Garmin is back online after US$10 million extortion

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It’s been a horror few days for Garmin. Early on Thursday morning (UTC) the fitness tracking company was hit with a wide-ranging outage that shut down the company’s website, halted production, prevented email, phone or chat support, and stopped activity uploads. For four days that issue continued. Now, Garmin says the issue has been resolved. …

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