Racing two events in one day is undeniably taxing for the riders, but they arent the only ones pulling double duty. Cycling Weekly took a peek behind the scenes to see what the day looked like for the hardest-working people of the tour: the race mechanics.

From the 12th to 18th of August we have on the road the Tour de Pologne. It collides with other big races in the calendar but every year it features a quality startlist with all kinds of riders. The seven stages will provide plenty opportunities in the only World Tour stage-race that comes between t...

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The Vuelta a Espana starts on the 17th of August and finishes on the 8th of September. It is the final Grand Tour of the season and, like every year, it will feature a luxurious startlist packed with climbers, sprinters and classics riders looking for their final opportunity to win big in a Grand To...

The Vuelta a Espaa has confirmed all it's riders. Cofidis was the last team to confirm the riders they were to take to the race and the lineup is quite strong, including strong cards for stage wins including Guillaume Martin, Guillaume Martin and Ion Izagirre.Martin will leave the team at the end...

The Tour de Pologne has had two road stages thus far and they have ended with the same winner. Thibau Nys is an extraordinary puncheur and has succeeded in Poland today once again in the sharp uphill finish.I was more worried about getting to the final than about the final itself. I knew that if t...

Imagine lining up for your first-ever stage race, and it happens to be the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift. But rather than intimidated by the grandeur of it all, Dutch cyclist Puck Pieterse is taking the Tour by storm, attacking the race favourites and sprinting to a photo finish on Stage 4 to claim the stage win and two jerseys to bootnot bad for someone who, by her own admission, is still just feeling it out on the road.

From the 12th to 18th August the Tour de France Femmes 2024 will be on the road. After it's return, it has quickly become one of women's cycling most important and attractive events, and the 2024 edition promises to deliver with a route that is packed with surprises.We preview stage 5.Stage 5 will...

The driver claimed he gave the cyclist loads of room despite overtaking with just inches to spare with oncoming traffic, before getting out of the car and pulling down cyclist and his bike, leaving him with flesh wounds

Puck Pieterse is one of the biggest rising stars in pro cycling and today she has net her first win at the Tour de France Femmes. The Dutch rider managed to withstand the attacks of the GC riders and in a three-up sprint, she beat Demi Vollering to win stage 4 in Lige.A rainy day in the Ardennes....