#bikeracing — Public Fediverse posts

https://www.cyclingeu.com/886546/giro-ditalia-2026-stage-13-the-route-giroditalia-theroute/ Giro d’Italia 2026 | Stage 13: The Route #GirodItalia #TheRoute #Bicycling #BikeRacing #Biking #BikingItaly #ciclismo #corsa #CycleRacing #Cycling #Cycling2025 #CyclingItaly #CyclingToday #giro #Giro2025 #Giro2026 #GiroD'italia2025 #GiroD'Italia2026 #GiroD’italia #giroditalia2025 #giroditalia2026 #italia #italy #LiveProCycling #magliarosa #ProCycling #race #RoadCycling

https://www.cyclingeu.com/886230/the-last-km-of-the-giro-ditalia-2026-stage-12-giroditalia/ The Last KM of the Giro d’Italia 2026 Stage 12 #GirodItalia #Bicycling #BikeRacing #Biking #BikingItaly #ciclismo #corsa #CycleRacing #Cycling #Cycling2025 #CyclingItaly #CyclingToday #giro #Giro2025 #Giro2026 #GiroD'italia2025 #GiroD'Italia2026 #GiroD’italia #giroditalia2025 #giroditalia2026 #italia #italy #LiveProCycling #magliarosa #ProCycling #race #RoadCycling

https://www.cyclingeu.com/885455/giro-ditalia-2026-stage-11-the-route-giroditalia-theroute/ Giro d’Italia 2026 | Stage 11: The Route #GirodItalia #TheRoute #Bicycling #BikeRacing #Biking #BikingItaly #ciclismo #corsa #CycleRacing #Cycling #Cycling2025 #CyclingItaly #CyclingToday #giro #Giro2025 #Giro2026 #GiroD'italia2025 #GiroD'Italia2026 #GiroD’italia #giroditalia2025 #giroditalia2026 #italia #italy #LiveProCycling #magliarosa #ProCycling #race #RoadCycling

https://www.cyclingeu.com/885197/sevilla-dversnes-no-one-is-safe-when-ganna-is-on-the-road-%f0%9f%91%80-giroditalia/ Sevilla. Dversnes. No one is safe when Ganna is on the road 👀 #GirodItalia #Bicycling #BikeRacing #Biking #BikingItaly #ciclismo #corsa #CycleRacing #Cycling #Cycling2025 #CyclingItaly #CyclingToday #giro #Giro2025 #Giro2026 #GiroD'italia2025 #GiroD'Italia2026 #GiroD’italia #giroditalia2025 #giroditalia2026 #italia #italy #LiveProCycling #magliarosa #ProCycling #race #RoadCycling

https://www.cyclingeu.com/884559/what-would-the-giro-ditalia-be-without-giroland-%f0%9f%8e%aa-giroditalia/ What would the Giro d’Italia be without Giroland? 🎪 #GirodItalia #Bicycling #BikeRacing #Biking #BikingItaly #ciclismo #corsa #CycleRacing #Cycling #Cycling2025 #CyclingItaly #CyclingToday #giro #Giro2025 #Giro2026 #GiroD'italia2025 #GiroD'Italia2026 #GiroD’italia #giroditalia2025 #giroditalia2026 #italia #italy #LiveProCycling #magliarosa #ProCycling #race #RoadCycling

https://www.cyclingeu.com/884243/%f0%9f%95%ba-%f0%9f%92%83-current-scenes-all-over-%f0%9f%87%a7%f0%9f%87%ac-bulgaria-giroditalia/ 🕺 💃 Current scenes all over 🇧🇬 Bulgaria… #GirodItalia #Bicycling #BikeRacing #Biking #BikingBulgaria #bulgaria #ciclismo #corsa #CycleRacing #Cycling #Cycling2025 #CyclingItaly #CyclingToday #giro #Giro2025 #Giro2026 #GiroD'italia2025 #GiroD'Italia2026 #GiroD’italia #giroditalia2025 #giroditalia2026 #italia #italy #LiveProCycling #magliarosa #ProCycling #race #RoadCycling

The Giro

It’s very hard for the casual cycling fan to follow the sport. There are so many teams. There are so many players (joke). Each of the top teams is capable of sending a different squad to each event. Multiple events can be happening at the same time. All the riders look the same in their kit and sunglasses and helmets. Only the commentators, who watch many many hours, can tell them apart.

And then there’s the unfortunate fact that cycling is now behind a paywall, lumped in with a bunch of other sports. I made the decision years ago not to bother following sport (it saves a lot of time/heartache), so even with my mild interest in cycling, we come up against the paying-for-a-load-of-stuff-you-don’t-watch, which is how the streamers really make their money, I suppose. But is my mild interest in cycling worth £30, even for one month. No, it is not.

The Giro d’Italia, always early in the season, is the first of the Grand Tour events. It’s never the warmest. You’d think Italy would be warm, but not in the mountains in May it’s not. There’s snow on the caps, there is hail, there is rain, wind.

If the Tour de France is the peloton gliding past fields of sunflowers, the Giro is the peloton shivering over snow-capped mountain passes wearing inadequate clothing.

This year’s Giro has looked brutal over its first week. It started with three days in Bulgaria, which looked unreal. If the sun had shone, it might have been the perfect advert for the Bulgarian Tourist Board. But the sun did not shine. There were slippery roads, there were crashes, there was darkness at the break of noon.

Into Italy they came, and the weather has not improved. I grow ever more dismayed at the risks the riders are expected to take. In Naples, the finish (in the rain, natch) was over slate cobbles that were as slippery as ice. Even on a dry day, I question the use of cobbled surfaces. But in the wet? It’s murderous. Add to the cobbles and the rain the street furniture, badly designed barriers with feet that stick out into the road, and it really seems as if the organisers are trying to kill someone.

It has been carnage on the road over the first week, with several big crashes, and a number of riders put in hospital.

This is ridiculous.

How am I following the Giro, you ask? Well, Ned Boulting, the former ITV commentator, has his podcast. He’s apparently employed as the “global feed” commentator by the organisation, but you can’t get hold of that really in the UK. The Giro is on TNT Sports, which you access via HBO Max. Confusingly, you can get HBO Max through a Now subscription, but that does not include TNT, which you get via the HBO proper.

TNT put up a short (7-8 minute) highlight reel on YouTube, and there’s an official one, too, I think. So you can watch an eight minute version of a 200+ kilometre stage, and then listen to Ned’s podcast, and maybe read one the reports (e.g. the Guardian’s). By the way, Ned does his podcast after spending five hours commentating with no breaks, since the “global feed” people don’t have the budget to have more than Ned and his co-commentator Jacopo Guarnieri on the payroll. You realise how looked-after the ITV team was, since they rarely did more than an hour or two at a time before getting a break.

Anyway, that’s it. YouTube videos, podcast, written reports. It’s the first time I’ve really watched much of the Giro and I have to say, it does not look like a pleasant experience. It does not make me want to visit Italy. The whole thing looks a bit low-rent in comparison to the Tour de France.

Come the TdF, my plan is to pay for a VPN and watch on French telly on my laptop. This may or may not work. And I’ll hopefully be in France for the final four days, anyway. It’s the only time our telly ever gets used over there!

The Giro

It’s very hard for the casual cycling fan to follow the sport. There are so many teams. There are so many players (joke). Each of the top teams is capable of sending a different squad to each event. Multiple events can be happening at the same time. All the riders look the same in their kit and sunglasses and helmets. Only the commentators, who watch many many hours, can tell them apart.

And then there’s the unfortunate fact that cycling is now behind a paywall, lumped in with a bunch of other sports. I made the decision years ago not to bother following sport (it saves a lot of time/heartache), so even with my mild interest in cycling, we come up against the paying-for-a-load-of-stuff-you-don’t-watch, which is how the streamers really make their money, I suppose. But is my mild interest in cycling worth £30, even for one month. No, it is not.

The Giro d’Italia, always early in the season, is the first of the Grand Tour events. It’s never the warmest. You’d think Italy would be warm, but not in the mountains in May it’s not. There’s snow on the caps, there is hail, there is rain, wind.

If the Tour de France is the peloton gliding past fields of sunflowers, the Giro is the peloton shivering over snow-capped mountain passes wearing inadequate clothing.

This year’s Giro has looked brutal over its first week. It started with three days in Bulgaria, which looked unreal. If the sun had shone, it might have been the perfect advert for the Bulgarian Tourist Board. But the sun did not shine. There were slippery roads, there were crashes, there was darkness at the break of noon.

Into Italy they came, and the weather has not improved. I grow ever more dismayed at the risks the riders are expected to take. In Naples, the finish (in the rain, natch) was over slate cobbles that were as slippery as ice. Even on a dry day, I question the use of cobbled surfaces. But in the wet? It’s murderous. Add to the cobbles and the rain the street furniture, badly designed barriers with feet that stick out into the road, and it really seems as if the organisers are trying to kill someone.

It has been carnage on the road over the first week, with several big crashes, and a number of riders put in hospital.

This is ridiculous.

How am I following the Giro, you ask? Well, Ned Boulting, the former ITV commentator, has his podcast. He’s apparently employed as the “global feed” commentator by the organisation, but you can’t get hold of that really in the UK. The Giro is on TNT Sports, which you access via HBO Max. Confusingly, you can get HBO Max through a Now subscription, but that does not include TNT, which you get via the HBO proper.

TNT put up a short (7-8 minute) highlight reel on YouTube, and there’s an official one, too, I think. So you can watch an eight minute version of a 200+ kilometre stage, and then listen to Ned’s podcast, and maybe read one the reports (e.g. the Guardian’s). By the way, Ned does his podcast after spending five hours commentating with no breaks, since the “global feed” people don’t have the budget to have more than Ned and his co-commentator Jacopo Guarnieri on the payroll. You realise how looked-after the ITV team was, since they rarely did more than an hour or two at a time before getting a break.

Anyway, that’s it. YouTube videos, podcast, written reports. It’s the first time I’ve really watched much of the Giro and I have to say, it does not look like a pleasant experience. It does not make me want to visit Italy. The whole thing looks a bit low-rent in comparison to the Tour de France.

Come the TdF, my plan is to pay for a VPN and watch on French telly on my laptop. This may or may not work. And I’ll hopefully be in France for the final four days, anyway. It’s the only time our telly ever gets used over there!

The Giro

It’s very hard for the casual cycling fan to follow the sport. There are so many teams. There are so many players (joke). Each of the top teams is capable of sending a different squad to each event. Multiple events can be happening at the same time. All the riders look the same in their kit and sunglasses and helmets. Only the commentators, who watch many many hours, can tell them apart.

And then there’s the unfortunate fact that cycling is now behind a paywall, lumped in with a bunch of other sports. I made the decision years ago not to bother following sport (it saves a lot of time/heartache), so even with my mild interest in cycling, we come up against the paying-for-a-load-of-stuff-you-don’t-watch, which is how the streamers really make their money, I suppose. But is my mild interest in cycling worth £30, even for one month. No, it is not.

The Giro d’Italia, always early in the season, is the first of the Grand Tour events. It’s never the warmest. You’d think Italy would be warm, but not in the mountains in May it’s not. There’s snow on the caps, there is hail, there is rain, wind.

If the Tour de France is the peloton gliding past fields of sunflowers, the Giro is the peloton shivering over snow-capped mountain passes wearing inadequate clothing.

This year’s Giro has looked brutal over its first week. It started with three days in Bulgaria, which looked unreal. If the sun had shone, it might have been the perfect advert for the Bulgarian Tourist Board. But the sun did not shine. There were slippery roads, there were crashes, there was darkness at the break of noon.

Into Italy they came, and the weather has not improved. I grow ever more dismayed at the risks the riders are expected to take. In Naples, the finish (in the rain, natch) was over slate cobbles that were as slippery as ice. Even on a dry day, I question the use of cobbled surfaces. But in the wet? It’s murderous. Add to the cobbles and the rain the street furniture, badly designed barriers with feet that stick out into the road, and it really seems as if the organisers are trying to kill someone.

It has been carnage on the road over the first week, with several big crashes, and a number of riders put in hospital.

This is ridiculous.

How am I following the Giro, you ask? Well, Ned Boulting, the former ITV commentator, has his podcast. He’s apparently employed as the “global feed” commentator by the organisation, but you can’t get hold of that really in the UK. The Giro is on TNT Sports, which you access via HBO Max. Confusingly, you can get HBO Max through a Now subscription, but that does not include TNT, which you get via the HBO proper.

TNT put up a short (7-8 minute) highlight reel on YouTube, and there’s an official one, too, I think. So you can watch an eight minute version of a 200+ kilometre stage, and then listen to Ned’s podcast, and maybe read one the reports (e.g. the Guardian’s). By the way, Ned does his podcast after spending five hours commentating with no breaks, since the “global feed” people don’t have the budget to have more than Ned and his co-commentator Jacopo Guarnieri on the payroll. You realise how looked-after the ITV team was, since they rarely did more than an hour or two at a time before getting a break.

Anyway, that’s it. YouTube videos, podcast, written reports. It’s the first time I’ve really watched much of the Giro and I have to say, it does not look like a pleasant experience. It does not make me want to visit Italy. The whole thing looks a bit low-rent in comparison to the Tour de France.

Come the TdF, my plan is to pay for a VPN and watch on French telly on my laptop. This may or may not work. And I’ll hopefully be in France for the final four days, anyway. It’s the only time our telly ever gets used over there!

The Giro

It’s very hard for the casual cycling fan to follow the sport. There are so many teams. There are so many players (joke). Each of the top teams is capable of sending a different squad to each event. Multiple events can be happening at the same time. All the riders look the same in their kit and sunglasses and helmets. Only the commentators, who watch many many hours, can tell them apart.

And then there’s the unfortunate fact that cycling is now behind a paywall, lumped in with a bunch of other sports. I made the decision years ago not to bother following sport (it saves a lot of time/heartache), so even with my mild interest in cycling, we come up against the paying-for-a-load-of-stuff-you-don’t-watch, which is how the streamers really make their money, I suppose. But is my mild interest in cycling worth £30, even for one month. No, it is not.

The Giro d’Italia, always early in the season, is the first of the Grand Tour events. It’s never the warmest. You’d think Italy would be warm, but not in the mountains in May it’s not. There’s snow on the caps, there is hail, there is rain, wind.

If the Tour de France is the peloton gliding past fields of sunflowers, the Giro is the peloton shivering over snow-capped mountain passes wearing inadequate clothing.

This year’s Giro has looked brutal over its first week. It started with three days in Bulgaria, which looked unreal. If the sun had shone, it might have been the perfect advert for the Bulgarian Tourist Board. But the sun did not shine. There were slippery roads, there were crashes, there was darkness at the break of noon.

Into Italy they came, and the weather has not improved. I grow ever more dismayed at the risks the riders are expected to take. In Naples, the finish (in the rain, natch) was over slate cobbles that were as slippery as ice. Even on a dry day, I question the use of cobbled surfaces. But in the wet? It’s murderous. Add to the cobbles and the rain the street furniture, badly designed barriers with feet that stick out into the road, and it really seems as if the organisers are trying to kill someone.

It has been carnage on the road over the first week, with several big crashes, and a number of riders put in hospital.

This is ridiculous.

How am I following the Giro, you ask? Well, Ned Boulting, the former ITV commentator, has his podcast. He’s apparently employed as the “global feed” commentator by the organisation, but you can’t get hold of that really in the UK. The Giro is on TNT Sports, which you access via HBO Max. Confusingly, you can get HBO Max through a Now subscription, but that does not include TNT, which you get via the HBO proper.

TNT put up a short (7-8 minute) highlight reel on YouTube, and there’s an official one, too, I think. So you can watch an eight minute version of a 200+ kilometre stage, and then listen to Ned’s podcast, and maybe read one the reports (e.g. the Guardian’s). By the way, Ned does his podcast after spending five hours commentating with no breaks, since the “global feed” people don’t have the budget to have more than Ned and his co-commentator Jacopo Guarnieri on the payroll. You realise how looked-after the ITV team was, since they rarely did more than an hour or two at a time before getting a break.

Anyway, that’s it. YouTube videos, podcast, written reports. It’s the first time I’ve really watched much of the Giro and I have to say, it does not look like a pleasant experience. It does not make me want to visit Italy. The whole thing looks a bit low-rent in comparison to the Tour de France.

Come the TdF, my plan is to pay for a VPN and watch on French telly on my laptop. This may or may not work. And I’ll hopefully be in France for the final four days, anyway. It’s the only time our telly ever gets used over there!

https://www.cyclingeu.com/883026/giro-ditalia-2026-stage-7-the-route-giroditalia-theroute/ Giro d’Italia 2026 | Stage 7: The Route #GirodItalia #TheRoute #Bicycling #BikeRacing #Biking #BikingItaly #ciclismo #corsa #CycleRacing #Cycling #Cycling2025 #CyclingItaly #CyclingToday #giro #Giro2025 #Giro2026 #GiroD'italia2025 #GiroD'Italia2026 #GiroD’italia #giroditalia2025 #giroditalia2026 #italia #italy #LiveProCycling #magliarosa #ProCycling #race #RoadCycling

https://www.cyclingeu.com/882074/the-last-km-of-the-giro-ditalia-2026-stage-5-giroditalia/ The Last KM of the Giro d’Italia 2026 Stage 5 #GirodItalia #Bicycling #BicyclingItaly #BikeRacing #Biking #ciclismo #corsa #CycleRacing #Cycling #Cycling2025 #CyclingItaly #CyclingToday #giro #Giro2025 #Giro2026 #GiroD'italia2025 #GiroD'Italia2026 #GiroD’italia #giroditalia2025 #giroditalia2026 #italia #italy #LiveProCycling #magliarosa #ProCycling #race #RoadCycling

https://www.cyclingeu.com/881276/giro-ditalia-2026-stage-4-the-route-giroditalia-theroute/ Giro d’Italia 2026 | Stage 4: The Route #GirodItalia #TheRoute #Bicycling #BikeRacing #Biking #BikingItaly #ciclismo #corsa #CycleRacing #Cycling #Cycling2025 #CyclingItaly #CyclingToday #giro #Giro2025 #Giro2026 #GiroD'italia2025 #GiroD'Italia2026 #GiroD’italia #giroditalia2025 #giroditalia2026 #italia #italy #LiveProCycling #magliarosa #ProCycling #race #RoadCycling

https://www.cyclingeu.com/880415/the-last-km-of-the-giro-ditalia-2026-stage-3-giroditalia/ The Last KM of the Giro d’Italia 2026 Stage 3 #GirodItalia #Bicycling #BikeRacing #Biking #BikingItaly #ciclismo #corsa #CycleRacing #Cycling #Cycling2025 #CyclingItaly #CyclingToday #giro #Giro2025 #Giro2026 #GiroD'italia2025 #GiroD'Italia2026 #GiroD’italia #giroditalia2025 #giroditalia2026 #italia #italy #LiveProCycling #magliarosa #ProCycling #race #RoadCycling

https://www.cyclingeu.com/879376/the-last-km-of-the-giro-ditalia-2026-stage-1-giroditalia/ The Last KM of the Giro d’Italia 2026 Stage 1 #GirodItalia #Bicycling #BikeRacing #Biking #BikingItaly #ciclismo #corsa #CycleRacing #Cycling #Cycling2025 #CyclingItaly #CyclingToday #giro #Giro2025 #Giro2026 #GiroD'italia2025 #GiroD'Italia2026 #GiroD’italia #giroditalia2025 #giroditalia2026 #italia #italy #LiveProCycling #magliarosa #ProCycling #race #RoadCycling

https://www.cyclingeu.com/879064/giro-ditalia-2026-stage-1-the-route-giroditalia-theroute/ Giro d’Italia 2026 | Stage 1: The Route #GirodItalia #TheRoute #Bicycling #BikeRacing #Biking #BikingItaly #ciclismo #corsa #CycleRacing #Cycling #Cycling2025 #CyclingItaly #CyclingToday #giro #Giro2025 #GiroD'italia2025 #GiroD’italia #giroditalia2025 #italia #italy #LiveProCycling #MagliRosa #ProCycling #race #RoadCycling

https://www.cyclingeu.com/878038/%f0%9f%94%b4-live-giro-ditalia-2026-teams-presentation-%f0%9f%87%a7%f0%9f%87%ac-burgas-bulgaria/ 🔴 LIVE | Giro d’Italia 2026 – Teams Presentation 🇧🇬 | Burgas, Bulgaria #Bicycling #BikeRacing #Biking #bulgaria #ciclismo #corsa #CycleRacing #Cycling #Cycling2025 #CyclingBulgaria #CyclingItaly #CyclingToday #giro #Giro2025 #Giro2026 #GiroD'italia2025 #GiroD'Italia2026 #GiroD’italia #giroditalia2025 #giroditalia2026 #italia #italy #LiveProCycling #magliarosa #ProCycling #race #RoadCycling

https://www.cyclingeu.com/847725/cold-rain-chaos-%f0%9f%a4%af-paris-nice-2026-stage-4-highlights/ Cold, rain & chaos 🤯 | Paris-Nice 2026 Stage 4 Highlights #ActionSports #Bicycling #BicyclingFrance #BicyclingSouthOfFrance #Bike #BikeRacing #bikes #Biking #BikingFrance #BikingSouthOfFrance #ciclismo #Cycling #CyclingFrance #CyclingNiceFrance #CyclingSouthOfFrance #Cyclisme #France #ProCycling #Radsport #RoadCycling #SouthOfFrance #sport #sports #Velon #wielrennen #worldtour

https://www.cyclingeu.com/847609/%f0%9d%91%a8-%f0%9d%92%91%f0%9d%92%86%f0%9d%92%93%f0%9d%92%87%f0%9d%92%86%f0%9d%92%84%f0%9d%92%95-%f0%9d%91%ab%f0%9d%92%82%f0%9d%92%9a-%f0%9f%87%a9%f0%9f%87%b0-tirrenoadriatico-creditagricoleitalia/ 𝑨 𝒑𝒆𝒓𝒇𝒆𝒄𝒕 𝑫𝒂𝒚 🇩🇰 #TirrenoAdriatico @CréditAgricoleItalia #Bicycling #BikeRacing #Biking #ciclismo #corsa #CycleRacing #Cycling #Cycling2025 #CyclingItaly #CyclingToday #giro #Giro2025 #Giro2026 #GiroD'italia2025 #GiroD'Italia2026 #GiroD’italia #giroditalia2025 #giroditalia2026 #italia #italy #LiveProCycling #magliarosa #ProCycling #race #RoadCycling

If I ever organized an long distance bicycle event I'll have the mandatory kit list include a toothbrush with 15cm of handle. JUST to annoy them weight weenies!

#ultracycling #bikeracing

https://www.cyclingeu.com/749034/family-%e2%9d%a4%ef%b8%8fillombardia-presented-by-credit-agricole-italia%f0%9f%a4%93/ Family ❤️#IlLombardia presented by Crédit Agricole Italia🤓 #Bicycling #BicyclingItaly #BikeRacing #Biking #ciclismo #corsa #CycleRacing #Cycling #Cycling2025 #CyclingItaly #CyclingToday #giro #Giro2025 #GiroD'italia2025 #GiroD’italia #giroditalia2025 #italia #italy #LiveProCycling #MagliRosa #ProCycling #race #RoadCycling

Seeing as the Time Trial #cyclingworldchampionships are currently on, here's a handy foolproof guide for competitors to get that medal:

https://pioswibble.wordpress.com/2018/08/25/how-to-win-a-time-trial-or-not-lose-by-much/

I also have a handy guide for hill climbs and road races too, for when the time comes

https://pioswibble.wordpress.com/2018/08/11/how-to-win-a-hill-climb-or-not-lose-by-much/

https://pioswibble.wordpress.com/2018/08/19/how-to-win-a-road-race-or-not-lose-by-much/

#biketooter #bikeracing

https://www.cyclingeu.com/673573/stage-17-bollene-to-valence-ep-396/ Stage 17 – Bollène to Valence (EP 396) #Bicycling #BicyclingFrance #BicyclingSouthOfFrance #BikeRacing #Biking #BikingFrance #BikingSouthOfFrance #Cycling #CyclingFrance #CyclingLaRoqueSurCèzeFrance #CyclingNews #CyclingPodcast #CyclingSouthOfFrance #CyclingNews #France #JonathanMilan #QuinnSimmons #SouthOfFrance #Stage17Tdf #TDF2025 #TourDeFrance #TourDeFrance2025

I want to collect ideas to spice up the #TourDeFrance #LeTour. Every year the same things, flat stage, hilly stage, mountain stage, time-trial. Same same. 🚴🏽 🚴🏽‍♂️ 🚴🏽‍♀️

First ideas:

-Mountain stage, fully offroad
-Elimination stage with 10 sprints, each time last 2 riders have to leave the tour
-Team time-trial, but Madison-style
-Skiing does it: what about a night race?

and finally

-Mountain team time-trial, but only downhill

#bikeracing #sports

https://www.cyclingeu.com/645361/2025-lloyds-national-road-championships-womens-circuit-race-replay/ 2025 Lloyds National Road Championships | Women’s Circuit Race REPLAY #AnnaHenderson #Bicycling #BikeRacing #bikes #Biking #Cycling #CyclingUk #JoshTarling #LizzieDeignan #PfeifferGeorgi #RoadRace #StevieWilliams #UK #UnitedKingdom

https://www.cyclingeu.com/640446/big-turnaround-on-mountain-time-trial-%f0%9f%94%a5-tour-de-suisse-2025-stage-8-highlights/ BIG turnaround on mountain time trial 🔥 Tour de Suisse 2025 Stage 8 Highlights #ActionSports #Bicycling #BicyclingSwitzerland #Bike #BikeRacing #bikes #Biking #ciclismo #Cycling #Cyclisme #ProCycling #Radsport #RoadCycling #sport #sports #switzerland #Velon #wielrennen #worldtour

https://www.cyclingeu.com/639218/explosive-finish-in-the-mountains-%f0%9f%a4%af-tour-de-suisse-2025-stage-7-highlights/ EXPLOSIVE finish in the mountains 🤯 Tour de Suisse 2025 Stage 7 Highlights #ActionSports #Bicycling #Bike #BikeRacing #bikes #Biking #ciclismo #Cycling #CyclingSwitzerland #Cyclisme #ProCycling #Radsport #RoadCycling #sport #sports #switzerland #Velon #wielrennen #worldtour

https://www.cyclingeu.com/637988/perfect-leadout-%f0%9f%94%a5-tour-de-suisse-2025-stage-6-highlights/ PERFECT leadout 🔥 Tour de Suisse 2025 Stage 6 Highlights #ActionSports #Bicycling #Bike #BikeRacing #bikes #Biking #ciclismo #Cycling #CyclingSwitzerland #Cyclisme #ProCycling #Radsport #RoadCycling #sport #sports #switzerland #Velon #wielrennen #worldtour

https://www.cyclingeu.com/636008/epic-solo-breakaway-%e2%98%9d%ef%b8%8f-tour-de-suisse-2025-stage-4-highlights/ EPIC solo breakaway ☝️ Tour de Suisse 2025 Stage 4 Highlights #ActionSports #Bicycling #Bike #BikeRacing #bikes #Biking #ciclismo #Cycling #CyclingSwitzerland #Cyclisme #ProCycling #Radsport #RoadCycling #sport #sports #switzerland #Velon #wielrennen #worldtour

https://www.cyclingeu.com/620831/giro-ditalia-2025-stage-18-highlights/ Giro d’Italia 2025 | Stage 18: Highlights #Bicycling #BikeRacing #Biking #ciclismo #corsa #CycleRacing #Cycling #Cycling2025 #CyclingItaly #CyclingToday #giro #Giro2025 #GiroD'italia2025 #GiroD’italia #giroditalia2025 #italia #italy #LiveProCycling #MagliRosa #ProCycling #race #RoadCycling

https://www.cyclingeu.com/620024/giro-ditalia-2025-stage-17-highlights/ Giro d’Italia 2025 | Stage 17: Highlights #Bicycling #BikeRacing #Biking #ciclismo #corsa #CycleRacing #Cycling #Cycling2025 #CyclingItaly #CyclingToday #giro #Giro2025 #GiroD'italia2025 #GiroD’italia #giroditalia2025 #italia #italy #LiveProCycling #MagliRosa #ProCycling #race #RoadCycling

https://www.cyclingeu.com/619108/giro-ditalia-2025-stage-16-highlights/ Giro d’Italia 2025 | Stage 16: Highlights #Bicycling #BikeRacing #Biking #ciclismo #corsa #CycleRacing #Cycling #Cycling2025 #CyclingItaly #CyclingToday #giro #Giro2025 #GiroD'italia2025 #GiroD’italia #giroditalia2025 #italia #italy #LiveProCycling #MagliRosa #ProCycling #race #RoadCycling

https://www.cyclingeu.com/614852/giro-ditalia-2025-stage-12-highlights/ Giro d’Italia 2025 | Stage 12: Highlights #Bicycling #BikeRacing #Biking #ciclismo #corsa #CycleRacing #Cycling #Cycling2025 #CyclingItaly #CyclingToday #giro #Giro2025 #GiroD'italia2025 #GiroD’italia #giroditalia2025 #italia #italy #LiveProCycling #MagliRosa #ProCycling #race #RoadCycling

https://www.cyclingeu.com/614740/giro-ditalia-2025-stage-12-last-km/ Giro d’Italia 2025 | Stage 12: Last KM #Bicycling #BikeRacing #Biking #ciclismo #corsa #CycleRacing #Cycling #Cycling2025 #CyclingItaly #CyclingToday #giro #Giro2025 #GiroD'italia2025 #GiroD’italia #giroditalia2025 #italia #italy #LiveProCycling #MagliRosa #ProCycling #race #RoadCycling

https://www.cyclingeu.com/612823/giro-ditalia-2025-stage-10-last-km/ Giro d’Italia 2025 | Stage 10: Last KM #Bicycling #BikeRacing #Biking #ciclismo #corsa #CycleRacing #Cycling #Cycling2025 #CyclingItaly #CyclingToday #giro #Giro2025 #GiroD'italia2025 #GiroD’italia #giroditalia2025 #italia #italy #LiveProCycling #MagliRosa #ProCycling #race #RoadCycling

https://www.cyclingeu.com/611009/giro-ditalia-2025-stage-9-highlights/ Giro d’Italia 2025 | Stage 9: Highlights #Bicycling #BikeRacing #Biking #ciclismo #corsa #CycleRacing #Cycling #Cycling2025 #CyclingItaly #CyclingToday #giro #Giro2025 #GiroD'italia2025 #GiroD’italia #giroditalia2025 #italia #italy #LiveProCycling #MagliRosa #ProCycling #race #RoadCycling

https://www.cyclingeu.com/609017/giro-ditalia-2025-stage-7-highlights/ Giro d’Italia 2025 | Stage 7: Highlights #Bicycling #BikeRacing #Biking #ciclismo #corsa #CycleRacing #Cycling #Cycling2025 #CyclingItaly #CyclingToday #giro #Giro2025 #GiroD'italia2025 #GiroD’italia #giroditalia2025 #italia #italy #LiveProCycling #MagliRosa #ProCycling #race #RoadCycling

https://www.cyclingeu.com/607764/giro-ditalia-2025-stage-6-highlights/ Giro d’Italia 2025 | Stage 6: Highlights #Bicycling #BikeRacing #Biking #ciclismo #corsa #CycleRacing #Cycling #Cycling2025 #CyclingItaly #CyclingToday #giro #Giro2025 #GiroD'italia2025 #GiroD’italia #giroditalia2025 #italia #italy #LiveProCycling #MagliRosa #ProCycling #race #RoadCycling

https://www.cyclingeu.com/602955/giro-ditalia-2025-stage-2-last-km/ Giro d’Italia 2025 | Stage 2: Last KM #Bicycling #BikeRacing #Biking #ciclismo #corsa #CycleRacing #Cycling #Cycling2025 #CyclingItaly #CyclingToday #giro #Giro2025 #GiroD'italia2025 #GiroD’italia #giroditalia2025 #italia #italy #LiveProCycling #MagliRosa #ProCycling #race #RoadCycling

https://www.cyclingeu.com/601699/giro-ditalia-2025-stage-1-last-km/ Giro d’Italia 2025 | Stage 1: Last KM #Bicycling #BikeRacing #Biking #ciclismo #corsa #CycleRacing #Cycling #Cycling2025 #CyclingItaly #CyclingToday #giro #Giro2025 #GiroD'italia2025 #GiroD’italia #giroditalia2025 #italia #italy #LiveProCycling #MagliRosa #ProCycling #race #RoadCycling

@martinus Hilarious! 😂
Is that the same guy, who also ran on clickshoes past other cyclists in a race? 🏃‍♂️ 🚴🚴🚴🚴🚴

(Found that video at https://brotka.st/objects/ba64f477-c41c-49f5-ade1-c0d8008cea71 and never got an answer there who/where/when it was) @mariusor @CiclistaRubio

#roadbike #rennrad #bikerace #bikeracing #cyclerace #cycleracing #velosport

@martinus Hilarious! 😂
Is that the same guy, who also ran on clickshoes past other cyclists in a race? 🏃‍♂️ 🚴🚴🚴🚴🚴

(Found that video at https://brotka.st/objects/ba64f477-c41c-49f5-ade1-c0d8008cea71 and never got an answer there who/where/when it was) @mariusor @CiclistaRubio

#roadbike #rennrad #bikerace #bikeracing #cyclerace #cycleracing #velosport

@martinus Hilarious! 😂
Is that the same guy, who also ran on clickshoes past other cyclists in a race? 🏃‍♂️ 🚴🚴🚴🚴🚴

(Found that video at https://brotka.st/objects/ba64f477-c41c-49f5-ade1-c0d8008cea71 and never got an answer there who/where/when it was) @mariusor @CiclistaRubio

#roadbike #rennrad #bikerace #bikeracing #cyclerace #cycleracing #velosport

@martinus Hilarious! 😂
Is that the same guy, who also ran on clickshoes past other cyclists in a race? 🏃‍♂️ 🚴🚴🚴🚴🚴

(Found that video at https://brotka.st/objects/ba64f477-c41c-49f5-ade1-c0d8008cea71 and never got an answer there who/where/when it was) @mariusor @CiclistaRubio

#roadbike #rennrad #bikerace #bikeracing #cyclerace #cycleracing #velosport

@martinus Hilarious! 😂
Is that the same guy, who also ran on clickshoes past other cyclists in a race? 🏃‍♂️ 🚴🚴🚴🚴🚴

(Found that video at https://brotka.st/objects/ba64f477-c41c-49f5-ade1-c0d8008cea71 and never got an answer there who/where/when it was) @mariusor @CiclistaRubio

#roadbike #rennrad #bikerace #bikeracing #cyclerace #cycleracing #velosport

Amstel Gold.
Bloody hell, what a race.
If you've any interest in road cycling, watch it.
A x

#BikeRacing #RoadBiking #SpringClassics

Steppencross 2025 <3

We shot a movie about Amy’s experience at her first cross race-dropping in two months! :))

camera by Antonius Glufke, Jonna Edzards
drone by Robert Lehmann

Supported by Steppenwolf, FlaR Racing Team, Techniker Krankenkasse, MTS Spezialmontagen, XL2, W. Ulrich

#Bikeracing #Steppencross #Cyclinglife #CrossIsBoss #RideWithFriends #FujiFilm #FilmMaking #FLINTA

Steppencross 2025 <3

We shot a movie about Amy’s experience at here first cross race-dropping in two months! :))

camera by Antonius Glufke, Jonna Edzards
drone by Robert Lehmann

Supported by Steppenwolf, FlaR Racing Team, Techniker Krankenkasse, MTS Spezialmontagen, XL2, W. Ulrich

#Bikeracing #Steppencross #Cyclinglife #CrossIsBoss #RideWithFriends #FujiFilm #FilmMaking #FLINTA

Steppencross 2025 <3

We shot a movie about Amy’s experience at her first cross race-dropping in two months! :))

camera by Antonius Glufke, Jonna Edzards
drone by Robert Lehmann

Supported by Steppenwolf, FlaR Racing Team, Techniker Krankenkasse, MTS Spezialmontagen, XL2, W. Ulrich

#Bikeracing #Steppencross #Cyclinglife #CrossIsBoss #RideWithFriends #FujiFilm #FilmMaking #FLINTA

Steppencross 2025 <3

We shot a movie about Amy’s experience at her first cross race-dropping in two months! :))

camera by Antonius Glufke, Jonna Edzards
drone by Robert Lehmann

Supported by Steppenwolf, FlaR Racing Team, Techniker Krankenkasse, MTS Spezialmontagen, XL2, W. Ulrich

#Bikeracing #Steppencross #Cyclinglife #CrossIsBoss #RideWithFriends #FujiFilm #FilmMaking #FLINTA