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Philipsen, Kopecky, and Van der Poel triumph at the Flandrien Awards Gala
During a ceremonious evening on Tuesday, Jasper Philipsen and Lotte Kopecky were distinguished with the titles of Flandrien and Flandrienne of the Year, respectively....
Abu Dhabi to host 2028 road world championships
At the UCI congress, held before the 2023 World Championships in Glasgow, the UCI confirmed the destination of the 2028 championships. The United Arab...
The Ultimate Guide to the Iconic Jerseys of Tour de France
Step into the world of Tour de France and be mesmerised by the kaleidoscope of colours and symbolism that grace the iconic jerseys worn...
Van Aert second again as Groenewegen wins Tour de France Stage 3 in a photo finish
For the third day in a row, Wout van Aert finished second. It means another day in the yellow jersey for the Dutch rider...
Wind and crashes on Tour de France Stage 2 as Jakobsen wins and Van Aert takes yellow
The second stage of this year's Tour de France saw a crash-marred finale, with half of the peloton stuck behind one crash in the...
A quick guide to the Tour de France 2022
Tour de France 2022 route
The Tour de France 2022 route takes riders from Copenhagen in Denmark for the Grand Depart before heading back to...
Cycling World Champions List
The World Championships is the pinnacle one-day race of the cycling calendar. The list of winners contains so many iconic cyclists over the decades.
Greatest Spring Classics Races – Brabantse Pijl
Brabantse Pijl had its first edition in 1961, the race started and finished in Brussels. The first winner was Pino Cerami, who now has a race named after him - the GP Cerami. Pijl is the Flemish word for arrow, making it the Brabant version of Flèche Wallonne.
Greatest Spring Classics Races – E3 Harelbeke
The first E3 BinckBank Classic was first run in 1958 and would head from Harelbeke to Antwerp and back. From the early 1960s it was called the E3-Prijs Vlaanderen. Originally named after a local motorway, the road has since been renamed the E17 but the race has name has stuck.
Greatest Spring Classics Races – Kuurne Brussels Kuurne
The first Kuurne Brussels Kuurne was in 1946 and until the late 60s, followed a route to Brussels. It was known as Omloop der beide Vlaanderen in the 1970s to reflect the new route to the Flemish Ardennes. In 1979 it reverted back to its original name.
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