The French call it the “contre-la-montre.” The British consider it the purest form of competition. Read Chapter Two of our original cycling fiction, Striking the Sun.
Browsing: Striking the Sun
“Any time you need me, I’ll be there,” Liam had said. That’s not really how it worked out. Read Chapter One of our original cycling fiction, Striking the Sun.
Dominic’s arrival at his new Belgian cycling team’s training camp is met with an abandoned hotel, awful coffee, and a missing bed. Read Chapter 15 of Harold Dalton’s serialized cycling novel, Striking the Sun.
(Missed Part One?) The prologue started. I was the sixth man to leave the starting ramp, the first from our…
The engine roared in the distance, growing closer. This dimly-lit north London suburb would soon be disturbed by the approaching…
The Dauphine is back to its best. As well as including a time-trial again (removed for the first time ever…
June 2, 2007 Even in a small, friendly community like the British pro peloton, it can be hard being new. …
The 2010 season started early, with the first races in my schedule taking place before the trees had leaves. Wes Speksnijder and I were…