Breaking news: Wout van Aert signs huge $168million sponsorship deal, making him the face of .. Read more
Wout van Aert, one of cycling’s most versatile and dominant riders, has just signed a groundbreaking $168 million sponsorship deal, making him the face of a major global sports brand. This massive deal not only solidifies van Aert’s status as one of the highest-earning athletes in the sport but also marks a major shift in
Breaking News:Julian Alaphilippe reveals the circumstances… Read more.
Julian Alaphilippe recently opened up about the circumstances surrounding a difficult period in his career, shedding light on the personal and professional challenges he’s faced over the past few seasons. The French cyclist, who has been one of the sport’s most charismatic and successful figures, revealed in a candid interview how injuries, team dynamics, and
“THEY SHOULD’VE GIVEN POGACAR A TEN-MINUTE DEFICIT… BUT EVEN THEN HE STILL WINS” – EXPERTS WONDER WHAT CAN BE DONE TO STOP TADEJ POGACAR…Read more.
Tadej Pogačar’s dominance in professional cycling has reached such heights that even experts are now playfully suggesting extreme measures to level the playing field. With his recent victories and incredible consistency across Grand Tours and Monuments, some have joked that giving Pogačar a significant handicap—like a ten-minute deficit at the start of races—might be the
Tadej Pogačar And Mathieu Van Der Poel Move Up In The Monuments League…
Tadej Pogačar and Mathieu van der Poel have taken significant steps forward in the “Monuments League,” moving up in the rankings of cycling’s most prestigious one-day races. Both riders have shown exceptional skill and determination in the five major Monuments—Milan-San Remo, Tour of Flanders, Paris-Roubaix, Liège-Bastogne-Liège, and Il Lombardia—cementing their status as some of the
ANALYSIS | TADEJ POGACAR VS MATHIEU VAN DER POEL: WHO IS THE MONUMENT KING?… Read more
The battle for the title of “Monument King” in cycling has heated up in recent years, with two standout riders emerging as top contenders: Tadej Pogačar and Mathieu van der Poel. Both riders have established themselves as elite competitors in the sport’s prestigious one-day races, known as the Monuments, which include races like the Tour
JAVIER GUILLEN: “I THINK THERE IS A GREAT CHANCE THAT TADEJ POGACAR WILL BE AT THE VUELTA A ESPANA IN 2025”… Read more
Javier Guillén, the director of the Vuelta a España, has expressed optimism about Tadej Pogačar’s potential participation in the 2025 edition of the prestigious race. In a recent interview, Guillén stated, “I think there is a great chance that Tadej Pogačar will be at the Vuelta a España in 2025,” sparking excitement among cycling fans
Breaking News: Julian Alaphilippe has signed the biggest contract of his career worth $196.8million with.Read more
BREAKING: Julian Alaphilippe, one of the most electrifying cyclists of his generation, has signed the biggest contract of his career, worth an astounding $196.8 million. This landmark deal, spanning several years, underscores his immense value in the cycling world, both as a rider and a global sports personality. The contract, likely negotiated with one of
Love is so beautiful, even the screen of the helmet can’t stop a kiss from Oumi for her champion….Read more.
Love transcends every barrier, and nothing illustrates this better than the touching moment between cyclo-cross champion Wout van Aert and his wife, Sarah De Bie, affectionately known as Oumi. After another grueling race, van Aert—still in his helmet and covered in mud—was greeted by Oumi, who leaned in for a kiss despite the visor of
“MATHIEU VAN DER POEL IS REALLY THE BEST RIDER FOR ONE-DAY RACES” DESPITE TADEJ POGACAR’S BRILLIANCE ACCORDING TO FILIPPO POZZATO….
According to former professional cyclist Filippo Pozzato, Mathieu van der Poel stands out as the best rider for one-day races, despite Tadej Pogačar’s undeniable brilliance across multiple disciplines. In an interview discussing the top riders of the current generation, Pozzato emphasized van der Poel’s unique qualities that make him a dominant force in one-day classics.
Little preparation before attacking the cyclo cross for Wout ….Read more
Wout van Aert heads into the 2024-2025 cyclo-cross season with minimal preparation, largely due to his busy road racing calendar. After an intense road season, including the Tour de France and other high-profile events, van Aert has had limited time to train specifically for cyclo-cross. This shortened preparation could affect his early performances, as cyclo-cross