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EF Education First, Features, Gone Racing, Lachlan Morton, Rapha, Sponsored - August 1, 2019

Tour de France – EF Gone Racing – Episode 17

Meet the Woods family, the Urán clan and the Langevelds. Family and fans star in the final Tour de France episode of #EFGoneRacing, which travels into the heart of the Alps and around the Champs Élysées where the Tour comes to its celebratory conclusion.

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Features, heat, Learn, Training - August 1, 2019

Beating the heat: How to ride in (and adjust to) hot conditions

It happens at the start of every summer — you head out for a ride in conditions much hotter than you’re used to and you suffer more than you thought was possible. Your body isn’t used to the conditions and even a gentle ride can feel like an ordeal. Thankfully it’s more than possible to …

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Jack Haig’s Tour de France Diary: life back to normal

Entering the Champs d’Elysee on Sunday made me realise that this wasn’t just another bike race. The first time when we entered the circuit we passed by the Louvre and on the circuit at about 2.5km to go rode past the finish line up the hill to the Arc de Triomphe with the afternoon sun …

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How do teams carry so many bikes at the Tour de France?

Every team at the Tour de France has an elaborate network of equipment support for each of its eight riders in the event of a mechanical or crash during the race. Within the race caravan are two cars for every team, and each vehicle carries a spare bike for every rider (or even more, in …

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Yates brothers, Alaphilippe return at San Sebastian: Daily News Digest

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Welcome to your Daily News Digest. Here’s what’s happening today: Julian Alaphilippe and both Yates brothers are among the many big names set to return to racing at the Clasica San Sebastian, Yorkshire flooding could force route changes for road worlds, Soraya Paladin headed to CCC-Liv. Those stories and more in today’s Daily News Digest. …

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