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2019 Giro Rosa, Chris Froome, Daily News Digest, Features, Jack Bobridge, Kasia Niewiadoma, News - July 6, 2019

Canyon-SRAM wins the Giro Rosa’s opening TTT: Daily News Digest

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Welcome to your Daily News Digest. Here’s what’s happening today: Kasia Niewiadoma leads the Giro Rosa after her Canyon-SRAM team wins the opening team time trial, Jack Bobridge sentenced on drug charges, Chris Froome leaves the hospital. Those stories and more in today’s Daily News Digest. Story of the Day: Canyon-SRAM wins the opening TTT …

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Photo gallery: Adam Yates’ Mitchelton-Scott Scott Addict RC

The Tour de France isn’t only a race fought between riders; on the equipment side, every bike supplier also uses the event as a showcase for its flagship machines, and they’re often resplendent in eye-catching custom paint that’s specifically designed to attract attention. Scott provided the Mitchelton-Scott team with gorgeous new Addict RC framesets just …

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Will this really be an open Tour?

BRUSSELS (CT) — The Tour de France is open, they say. And they long for it to be true. You can feel the hope in the words and the spaces between the words that are spoken at the press conferences. “Anything can happen without Froome racing,” Nairo Quintana said. “Maybe people have a fear of Froome,” …

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Giant revives the Cadex name, but not as you’d expect

It was 1987 when Giant first unveiled the Cadex, arguably the world’s first carbon fibre road bike to be made on a mass scale. Now some 32 years later, Giant is bringing the Cadex name back, and this time, it’s a brand name dedicated to premium performance components. According to Giant, the project started in …

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Features, Jack Bobridge, News - July 5, 2019

Jack Bobridge jailed for more than four years for dealing ecstasy

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Two-time Australian road champion Jack Bobridge has been jailed for more than four years after being found guilty of dealing ecstasy in Perth. The 29-year-old, who won two Olympic silver medals on the track, was convicted on four charges of supplying a total of 301 ecstasy pills to fellow former racer Alex McGregor between March …

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