On the stage 7 mountain top finish at the 2024 Tour de France Femmes, it was quite aptly the Queen of the Mountains Justine Ghekiere who prevailed with a brilliant stage win.The penultimate stage of the 2024 Tour de France Femmes, six riders got themselves up the road and into the day's breakaway....

At the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, Wout van Aert secured a bronze medal in the individual time trial. Notable in the Belgian's efforts however, was the fact he opted for the rarely seen dual disc wheel set-up.Clearly this result, whilst not the gold medal he had hoped to achieve, nevertheless fille...

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Wearing the polka-dot jersey, Justine Ghekiere really did prove herself the Queen of the Mountains at the 2024 Tour de France Femmes on stage 7, securing a stunning, summit finish stage win.I really have no words, I think Im dreaming!"AG Insurance - Soudal Team's 28-year-old Belgian reflected em...

After matching Demi Vollering on the penultimate stage of the 2024 Tour de France Femmes, Katarzyna Niewiadoma is now just one stage away from achieving her dream and the dream of any youngster riding a bike... winning the Maillot Jaune.As Justine Ghekiere took the stage win on stage 7 from the brea...

Archie Ryan (EF Education-EasyPost) left it all out on the road at Tour de Pologne today after striking out from the breakaway, when the road kicked up, with 17km to go on todays stage 5. His effort to win the day, on a very hard finale, went agonisingly close. The 22-year-old, who was already a []The post Brilliant Archie Ryan puts in epic effort at Tour de Pologne | Video appeared first on Sticky Bottle.

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Thibau Nys has done it again. Another uphill sprint, another brilliant win for the Belgian at the 2024 Tour de Pologne on stage 6.The Queen Stage of the 2024 Tour de Pologne, there was a real sense of anticipation at the start line in Wadowice. Just three men managed to get themselves up the road an...

A plan to proceed to construction on a school safety and accessibility project in a Dublin suburb has been delayed mainly due to what IrishCycle.com understands is a small but vocal level of opposition to the plans, which were first proposed in 2021.The project which involves safety and accessibility improvements to help children walk and cycle to Pope John Paul II National School in Malahide will now undergo wider public consultation.The proposed measures include upgrading a crossing to a zebra crossing, increasing the number of raised crossings around and on the approaches to the school, making other side street crossings more accessible, a car-free School Street outside the school each morning and afternoon, tightening junctions to slow down approaching traffic and make crossing the road quicker and safer, and footpath works including localised widening and resurfacing.In this case, the school street is small and will not affect any traffic, and the work overall would be viewed as relatively small-scale and minor in nature. But the opposition to the project is reflected in other areas of Dublin and Ireland, where some residents have often objected to even small-scale changes to improved safety due to a perceived impact on motorists.It is also understood that there is also no issue in the streets around the school with a lack of parking.In an email to councillors in the area, Fingal County Council officials outline that In order to avoid any confusion, we are retrospectively applying new guidelines for Section 38 of the Road Traffic Acts, a legal means for councils to carry out works on existing streets. As IrishCycle.com covered last year, the new guidelines clarify Irish councils powers to install traffic claiming, cycling and bus priority measures permanently or as a trial.All of the measures proposed under the project relate to traffic claiming under the original Section 38 provision or as cycling facilities under the expanded remit of the legal provision.The email to councillors that officials had recently notified councillors and the residents that the work will commence on site imminently, but now wider public consultation will take place as part of the councils aim to align all projects with the Section 38 guidelines. The council said that since the start of planning for the project considerable progress has been made on design, environmental assessment of the works and public engagement, several meetings have been held with the school and the residents of the area. It said the extra consultation will also allow an additional opportunity for formal public engagement where an online portal shall be open allowing interested parties give their view on the works and that Following this we will consider all the submissions and finalise the design before progressing to the construction stage.The plans are available to view and comment on from today until August 30th at consult.fingal.ie.

She might be sitting 8th overall, 1:15 down on the Maillot Jaune of Katarzyna Niewiadoma, but there is little doubt that as the 2024 Tour de France Femmes heads towards a finale atop Alpe d'Huez, Demi Vollering is the most likely to wrestle the race lead from the Pole."It was a long and tough day....