The Odds are Stacked Against Athletes from Poor Countries in Paralympic Sport

article by Jason Bantjes and Leslie Swartz International disability sporting events have become much more visible in recent years and have

Challenge Mallorca 2017 Trofeo Porreres – Felanitx – Ses Salines – Campos

photo credits @ Lotto-Soudal André Greipel (Lotto Soudal) sprinted to victory in yesterday’s opening stage of the Mallorca Challenge,

2017 Philadelphia International Cycling Classic Cancelled

Cycling Governing body, the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI), announced today that both men’s and women’s editions of the 2017

Vuelta a San Juan 2017 Stage 4

The Colombian Rider Doubles his Tally at Vuelta a San Juan Having dominated the previous two bunch sprints in

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Zwift Erupts with New “Volcanic Circuit Route”

Zwift’s training platform recently erupted in all manner of volcanic ash and lava since three new route options were

Study Suggests Compression Garments Do Little to Dissipate Heat for Cyclists

A recent study carried out by the University of Navarra in Spain, suggests that ‘heat-dissipating’ compression garments offer little in

Tour of Qatar Expected to Return for 2018

Despite an economic shortfall that led to the cancellation of this year’s race, organizers for the Tour of Qatar

Vuelta a San Juan 2017 Stage 1

photo credits @ Quick-Step Cycling  Gaviria Opens San Juan Campaign with Convincing Win A perfect lead-out by Tom Boonen

Spotlight on the Ivorian Cycling Federation

photo credits @ UCI In 2012, the Côte d’Ivoire was battling to recover from a serious economic, social and