Michael Valgren just proved his career is far from over. The 32-year-old Dane buried himself on the brutal gradients of Mombaroccio to take a massive solo victory at Tirreno-Adriatico, closing the book on a horrific two-year injury hiatus and capping off a miraculously successful week for EF Education-EasyPost.
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Normally, a mechanical with 25 kilometers to go is a guaranteed ticket to the gruppetto. Instead, XDS Astana’s Harold Tejada turned a late-stage disaster into a brilliant solo victory at Paris-Nice, while Jonas Vingegaard continues his completely unchallenged parade in the yellow jersey.
The Paris-Nice general classification is officially dead, and Jonas Vingegaard is the one holding the smoking gun. For the second…
If you want a masterclass in how to expend maximum energy for absolutely zero reward, just look at Team Visma…
There is a sacred, unspoken contract in professional cycling. You can suffer, you can crash, and you can absolutely bury…
If you wanted a quiet, predictable day of racing, Stage 4 of Paris-Nice was absolutely not for you. What was…
If you listen to enough post-race interviews, you will inevitably hear a sprinter claim that their team executed the plan…
For an organization that used to ruthlessly calculate every marginal gain on the road, the modern INEOS Grenadiers setup often…