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2019 Clasica San Sebastian, Features, Lucy Kennedy, Race reports, Racing - August 3, 2019

Lucy Kennedy solos to victory at inaugural women’s Clásica San Sebastián

Australian Lucy Kennedy (Mitchelton-Scott) wasn’t going to let a late puncture deter her from winning the inaugural edition of the women’s Clásica San Sebastián. The 31-year-old did not give up hope after leading the race solo, puncturing, and then finding herself over one minute behind the leaders. Kennedy was forced to attack again after the puncture doomed …

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Tales from the Tour: Alaphilippe lets the French flag fly

EPERNAY, France (CT) — Shortly after Julian Alaphilippe set off on his own, some twenty minutes before he would crest the final brutal climb and throw his hands in the air, French military jets flew in patriotic formation over the Champagne vineyards of Epernay, straight over the finish line, and shot off into the distance. “It’s …

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Bernal holds lead through time trial, Lampaert takes stage: Tour de Suisse, stage 8

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Paris, June 22, 2019 (AFP) – Egan Bernal survived a battle of nerves on Saturday to emerge from a tricky, 19.2km penultimate day time-trial around Goms with a firm grip on the Tour de Suisse yellow jersey. The 22-year-old, increasingly tipped for a tilt at victory in the Tour de France, is well placed to …

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Rohan Dennis takes razor-thin time trial win at Tour de Suisse stage 1

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Bahrain-Merida's Australian rider Rohan Dennis took a razor thin victory on the opening day individual time-trial at the Tour de Suisse on Sunday.

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Wout Poels takes Dauphine stage 7, Yates drops out of lead

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Dutch climb specialist Wout Poels of Team Ineos won the mountainous penultimate stage of the Criterium du Dauphine, which was raced in a downpour on Saturday.

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Lucy Kennedy solos to victory at inaugural women’s Clásica San Sebastián

Tales from the Tour: Alaphilippe lets the French flag fly

Bernal holds lead through time trial, Lampaert takes stage: Tour de Suisse, stage 8

Rohan Dennis takes razor-thin time trial win at Tour de Suisse stage 1

Wout Poels takes Dauphine stage 7, Yates drops out of lead

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