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Jai Hindley has once again delivered on cycling’s biggest stage, securing third place overall at the Giro d’Italia and becoming only the second Australian to record three Grand Tour podium finishes.

In Rome, as Jonas Vingegaard completed his sweep of Grand Tour victories and further cemented his status among the sport’s modern greats, Hindley reinforced his own plac...


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Before talk turns to Le Tour, we revisit some of the key moments from the 109th edition of La Corsa Rosa.

It began in Bulgaria.

I’m not referring to the Grande Partenza but Jonas Vingegaard’s assault on his fellow general classification contenders.

It was billed by Il Garibaldi, the official road book, as a ⅗-s...


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For most riders, Bafang is one of those names that sits quietly in the background.

You might spot it on a motor casing, buried deep within an e-bike spec sheet or mentioned briefly alongside battery capacity and torque figures. Yet behind that small logo sits...


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The second round of the Life Time Grand Prix delivered a dramatic day of racing at UNBOUND Gravel in Emporia, with Sofía Gómez Villafañe and Mads Würtz Schmidt emerging victorious after nearly 11 hours of punishing racing in muddy, unpredictable Kansas conditions.

Celebrating its 20th edition, the iconic gravel event again lived up to its reputation, with rain-soake...


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Jai Hindley has moved back onto the podium at the Giro d’Italia, the Australian climbing to third overall after a decisive day in the Dolomites with one competitive stage remaining.

Stage 19 was a brutal Dolomites mountain day from Feltre to the summit finish at Piani di Pezzè, featuring a stacked route of long, sustained climbs including the Passo Duran, Staulanza ...


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