Peter Stuart

3 weeks ago | cyclingnews.com | Peter Stuart

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3 weeks ago | cyclingnews.com | Peter Stuart

Police in Ronse, Belgium, have opened an investigation following an incident at E3 Saxo Classic where a spectator was filmed spitting at Mathieu van der Poel during the race. Van der Poel defended his 2024 victory at the Belgian Classic with a stunning solo attack more than 40km from the line. However, his celebrations were blemished when race footage shared widely across social media showed a roadside spectator spitting at the Dutchman during his successful solo break.

1 month ago | msn.com | Peter Stuart

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1 month ago | cyclingnews.com | Peter Stuart

The Spring Classics have been etched into cycling folklore for more than a century, with each race having its own unique history and tale. From the countless riders whose careers have been shaped by their Classics exploits to the iconic imagery that surrounds the races.

1 month ago | cyclist.co.uk | Peter Stuart

The year was 1995, during the good old days when helmets were optional, frames were either steel or alloy, the air was fresh and the blood ran thick. It was the year that Frenchman Laurent Jalabert won Paris-Nice, but it was his anodized red wheels that really stole the show. Mavic’s Helium wheelset really did, well… reinvent the wheel. Back then, to buy a wheel meant choosing a separate hub, spokes and rim and finding someone capable of cobbling it all together.