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4iiii, who you’ll likely know for their power meter innovations, has launched its Precision 3+ power meter, which includes integration with Apple technology to be the world’s first power meter with Find My capabilities. This is supported by a new companion app called ‘Ride.’ If you’re a hundred years old, like us, here’s what it means: they’ve launched a good, new power meter, and this power meter can be located from your phone if your bike gets stolen or you just forget where you left it in your palatial mansion. The Integration of Apple Find My Technology 4iiii has made…
Report In an awe-inspiring display of strength and skill, Jonas Vingegaard of Team Jumbo-Visma claimed a remarkable victory in the 16th stage of the Tour de France, a challenging time trial. The Danish rider delivered a blistering performance, surpassing the reigning champion, Tadej Pogacar, by over a minute and a half. His teammate, Wout van Aert, secured a respectable third-place finish in the thrilling race against the clock. The stage began with Dylan van Baarle putting in a solid time trial on behalf of the yellow and black team, setting the stage for Van Aert’s turn. The Belgian rider initially…
Report In an unforgettable moment, Wout Poels, the seasoned Dutch rider from Team Bahrain Victorious, secured his first-ever stage win in a Grand Tour. Poels, competing in his tenth Tour de France, soloed to victory atop the iconic Saint-Gervais Mont-Blanc, adding another prestigious achievement to his Palmares, which already boasts a triumph at Liège Bastogne Liège in 2016. The 35-year-old cyclist joined the day’s breakaway, which comprised a formidable group of over 30 riders, including his teammate Mikel Landa. With approximately 50 kilometers to go, Poels astutely followed the moves made by Wout van Aert of Jumbo-Visma and Marc Soler…
Report In an awe-inspiring display of strength and determination, Michal Kwiatkowski claimed a remarkable solo victory atop the legendary Grand Colombier, securing his second stage win in the Tour de France. The INEOS Grenadier launched a devastating attack on the final climb, leaving the chasing pack trailing behind by nearly a minute. Kwiatkowski was part of a formidable breakaway that formed early in the stage, managing to stay ahead despite a relentless pursuit from the peloton. With exceptional endurance, he accelerated away from the breakaway group with 11 kilometers to go, embarking on a courageous solo journey towards victory. Even…
Report Stage 12 of the 2023 Tour de France witnessed an incredible performance by Ion Izagirre, a Basque rider representing the Cofidis team. After Victor Lafay’s victory, Cofidis secured its second triumph in the Grande Boucle, showcasing the rare elation found at the pinnacle of world cycling. Ion Izagirre’s solo act and unwavering determination captivated spectators, leaving a lasting impact on the race. This report highlights the key moments of Stage 12 and delves into the reactions of Ion Izagirre, Guillaume Martin, and Cédric Vasseur, the general manager of Cofidis. The stage began in Roanne, and from the outset, it…
Report Ladies and gentlemen, Mads Pedersen has delivered a stunning victory for the Lidl-Trek team in a thrilling sprint finish on Stage 8 of the Tour de France. Pedersen’s win not only showcased his strength but also highlighted the exceptional teamwork that Lidl-Trek displayed throughout the stage. Taking control of the peloton with just over five kilometers to go, Lidl-Trek set a blistering tempo. Mattias Skjelmose led the charge, supported by Tony Gallopin, Jasper Stuyven, Alex Kirsch, and the man of the hour, Mads Pedersen. Teams like Alpecin-Deceuninck, Jumbo-Visma, and Soudal-Quick Step tried to respond, but they couldn’t match Lidl-Trek’s…
Report Alright, folks, get ready for another thrilling stage at the Tour de France! Tadej Pogačar, the Slovenian champion, showed his true colors in stage 6 with a brave and gutsy performance. He battled it out in a nail-biting duel with his main rival, Jonas Vingegaard, and emerged victorious, clinching his 10th career stage win at the Grand Boucle. The stage was no walk in the park, with a challenging route of 144.9 kilometers that included the tough climbs of Col d’Aspin and Col du Tourmalet. The top riders were put to the test, and it was Jumbo-Visma who took…