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Twelve breakthrough riders of 2020

As the year comes to a close, we’re taking stock of the racing season that was while looking ahead to 2021. Among the many, many unconventional things that stood out from the year in cycling was just how many up-and-comers exploded onto the scene this year with breakthrough performances, performances that will potentially clue us …
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Cyclocross Diaries: What a Belgian race day looks like

With the entire US cyclocross calendar cancelled, the Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld.com team had a choice: make the jump across the Atlantic, or don’t race at all. They chose the former. The riders, Kaitie Keough, Curtis White, and Clara Honsinger, have been living and training in social isolation with the support of the team mechanics, Gary Wolff and …
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2020 Mark Gunter Photographer of the Year Awards: Showcase 2
Best of 2020: Choose your own bike race, Flanders edition

During the racing lul that brought a tear to everyone’s eye Matt de Neef and Iain Treloar created a wildly accurate simulation of a bike race, fashioned after the popular “choose your own adventure” adventures. In the Ronde van Vlaanderen edition, you can take on the peloton yourself. One wrong decision could mean the end …
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Best of 2020: Panini stickers show who these Tour de France riders really are

As we approach the end of 2020 we wanted to take a minute to appreciate some of the best pieces of 2020.
During the 2020 Tour de France, Tom Owen started collecting the Panini "rider cards" only to find they were a window into an alternate lifestyle of the riders they represent. The end result is this hilarious and amazing collection of secret identities for some of our favorite riders.
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