Cycling Weekly

4 days ago | cyclingweekly.com | Tom Thewlis

Geraint Thomas has said his recovery is going to plan after abandoning the Tour de Suisse and that the knee injury sustained in the crash seems "pretty good" as he builds for one final Tour de France. The Welshman, who is set to retire at the end of the season, is currently at home in Monaco completing the final stages of his rehab as he returns to training before travelling to Lille for the Grand Départ next week.

4 days ago | cyclingweekly.com | Paul Brett

Amazon Prime Day is fast approaching, and the massive online shopping event is, for the first time, running over four days from 8-11 July. Prime Day cycling deals are already dropping, and one early discount that caught my eye was on one of the best cycling computers—the Garmin Edge 1040. Right now, the Edge 1040 is available for just $450.99, a reduction of 25%, and an overall saving of $149.

4 days ago | cyclingweekly.com | Tom Thewlis

It would be easy to look at the first ten stages of the Tour de France and come to the conclusion that it's going to be a subdued affair, a damp squib before the real action in the mountains gets underway, and an opportunity to do something else instead of sitting and watching the race all day. But after studying the route in detail, Bahrain Victorious' Fred Wright says the reality will be the complete opposite as he gets set to travel to Lille next week.

4 days ago | cyclingweekly.com | Tom Thewlis

The Junior Tour of Wales, Britain's biggest junior men’s cycling race, has been axed from the domestic calendar by Beicio Cymru [Welsh Cycling] and replaced with the four-day Ras Ieuenctid De Cymru. No information was shared publicly within the wider domestic scene, including with Britain's junior teams, regarding the decision to cancel the event, with the Ras Ieuenctid De Cymru quietly added to the British Cycling online events calendar, along with GPS files of each of the planned stages.

4 days ago | cyclingweekly.com | Matt Ischt-Barnard

Jack Thompson rose to fame during the 2021 Tour De France when he not only gave the peloton a 10-day head start in the race to Paris, but after covering 3500km/2175 miles, beat them to the Champs-Élysées by three days, which he called 'The Amazing Chase'. Since then, Jack has racked up several incredible records, including a 1,000,000m elevation odyssey in 2022, along with a whole host of FKTs (Fastest Known Time) across Australia and Japan.