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2019 Vuelta a España, Alejandro Valverde, Daily News Digest, Features, News - August 30, 2019

Valverde wins stage 7 of the Vuelta a España: Daily News Digest

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Welcome to your Daily News Digest. Here’s what’s happening today: Alejandro Valverde tops Primoz Roglic to win stage 7 of the Vuelta a España as Miguel Ángel López reclaims red, Tejay van Garderen abandons the race, Nathan Haas will join Cofidis on a two-year deal. Those stories and more in today’s Daily News Digest. Story …

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WorldTour pros at Leadville Trail 100: EF Gone Racing

“I can tell you what to do… I fire that shotgun to start the race and you put your nose on the handlebars and you start pedalling, and you keep pedalling until Merilee tells you to quit. That’ll be the finish line.” After Dirty Kanza and GBDuro, Rapha and EF Education First Pro Cycling’s alternative …

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Bikes of the Bunch: Engin Cycles ultimate titanium road bike

Many of us have been fortunate enough to have ridden a lot of different bikes over the years, and have developed a keen sense for what we like, what we don’t like, and what we’d do differently if given the opportunity. The luckiest among us have perhaps even treated ourselves to a custom bike, where …

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Features, Interviews, Lea Davison, Racing - August 30, 2019

At mountain bike worlds, one rider’s shot at redemption

After two lost years, Lea Davison seeks to break a cycle of pressure and failure and earn another shot at the Olympics

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Melbourne’s bike share scheme to be scrapped

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Melbourne’s bike share scheme will be scrapped due to a lack of use, the Victorian state government announced on Friday. Introduced in 2010, the scheme reportedly costs $2 million a year to run but currently averages just one ride per bike per day. The system comprises 600 bikes spread across 50 docking stations throughout inner …

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