
Jim Cotton
Reporter / editor for VELO. Writing about bike racing, dreaming about running, listening to obnoxious music. Tattoos, coffee, running, reading.
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1 week ago |
velo.outsideonline.com | Jim Cotton
The UCI is investigating some skullduggery at the Giro d'Italia. The governing body revealed Friday it's considering sanctions against Dries de Bondt and an unnamed EF Education-EasyPost director after the rider delivered a peculiar pull at the Giro d'Italia last month. Dcathlon-Ag2r rider De Bondt clearly towed rival racers Richard Carapaz (EF Education-EasyPost) and Isaac del Toro (UAE Emirates-XRG) in the high-thrills Colle delle Finestre finale the Giro.
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1 week ago |
velo.outsideonline.com | Jim Cotton
Stage-hunter superstars Michael Woods and Jonas Abrahamsen are the latest to have seen their Tour de France dreams derailed just weeks before the grand départ. Former Tour de France stage-winner Woods (Israel-Premier Tech) was forced out of the Tour de Suisse this week with a lung infection. Breakaway star Abrahamsen (Uno X-Mobility) fractured his collarbone in his final tune-up race in Belgium.
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1 week ago |
velo.outsideonline.com | Jim Cotton
Tom Pidcock has been fulfilling his Red Bull sponsor obligations in the most high-speed fashion. Red Bull this week released social reels of Pidcock claiming a 115kph (71mph) on-bike speed PB while tethered to the back of a motorbike, and a full video of the Brit laying on a 100kph, 800w descending masterclass. It's just the latest cycling-based stunt by Red Bull, which is a personal sponsor of Pidcock, who rides with Q36.5 Pro Cycling.
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2 weeks ago |
velo.outsideonline.com | Jim Cotton
Jake Stewart denied Jonathan Milan and Lidl-Trek in sensational fashion Thursday at the Critérium du Dauphiné. Israel Premier-Tech's sprint outsider outkicked the bunch after Lidl-Trek did all the pulling in a super hot, high speed fifth stage of the race. Remco Evenepoel (Soudal Quick-Step) crashed inside the final kilometer and was able to climb back on the bike.
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2 weeks ago |
velo.outsideonline.com | Jim Cotton
Visma-Lease a Bike got the green light to use its "transformational" breathing sensors in competition in what could mark a step-change in performance technology. Tymewear - producers of the VitalPro breath and heart rate strap - shared with Velo a note sent to Visma-Lease a Bike by the UCI confirming official approval of its potentially game-changing tech.
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