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2019 UCI World Championships, Cycling Australia, Features, News - August 5, 2019

Australian World Championships Road squad announced

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Cycling Australia has announced the twenty athletes selected to the Australian Team that will contest the 2019 UCI Road World Championships in Yorkshire on September 21-29. The 2019 UCI Road World Championships features eleven races over eight days in the junior (U19), under 23 and elite categories, and will include the road race, individual time …

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Best action camera for cycling? DJI Osmo Action vs GoPro Hero7 Black

When it comes to action cameras, GoPro has been the top dog for a long time. But now, there’s a new challenger in town with the Osmo Action, the first action camera from Chinese drone brand DJI. We put the two cameras to the test in everyday use to see how they compared across a range of criteria.

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Viviani wins RideLondon: Daily News Digest

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Welcome to your Daily News Digest. Here’s what’s happening today: Elia Viviani tops Sam Bennett to win RideLondon, Richie Porte and Cameron Wurf ‘Everest’ the Col de la Madone, Luka Mezgec out-sprints Fernando Gaviria in Poland. Those stories and more in today’s Daily News Digest. Story of the Day: Viviani wins RideLondon Elia Viviani (Deceuninck-Quick-Step) …

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The future is now: 19-year-old Evenepoel solos to win Clásica San Sebastián

First-year professional Remco Evenepoel won the Clásica San Sebastián Saturday with a solo escape on the final climb to take his first WorldTour victory at just 19 years old. The Belgian becomes the youngest-ever winner of a WorldTour race at 19 years and 190 days of age, and added to his Tour of Belgium win …

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Froome undeterred by injuries, eyes fifth Tour de France title

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Chris Froome is determined to bid for a record-equaling fifth Tour de France title next year after the horrific injuries he suffered in a crash ruled him out of this year’s edition. The 34-year-old, whose Ineos teammate Egon Bernal won the Tour last weekend, says he is ahead of schedule in recovering from the accident …

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Australian World Championships Road squad announced

Best action camera for cycling? DJI Osmo Action vs GoPro Hero7 Black

Viviani wins RideLondon: Daily News Digest

The future is now: 19-year-old Evenepoel solos to win Clásica San Sebastián

Froome undeterred by injuries, eyes fifth Tour de France title

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