As the dust settles on the 2024 Grand Tour season, thecycling world is left reflecting on another summer of thrilling races, intensebattles, and standout performances. While the likes of Tadej Pogaar, JonasVingegaard, Remco Evenepoel, and Primoz Roglic dominated the headlines, therewas a quiete...

Mathieu van der Poel spoke to Sporza ahead of the European Championship in Limburg where he says he will miss Wout van Aert in order to toughen up the race and that he will have no problem putting himself at the service of Olav Kooij to try to help the Netherlands win if he must.He admits that he s...

The GP de Qubec was highlighted by Tadej Pogacar's attack, Michael Matthews' win and equally as notable was Lotto Dstny's response to Pogacar and immense power in the end. However, the Belgian team struggled in the final kilometer and couldn't fight for the victory in the final sprint.Julian Alaph...

On the 15th of September some of the world's best classics riders and sprinters will be in Belgium to fight for the European Championships. This is one of the most prestigious races of the year and is a race that hands out a special jersey. We preview the race ahead.1200 meters of climbing only in...

Ted Reviewing GC at the Final Stage in the Ras.The Irish cycling world is in mourning following the sudden passing of renowned commentator and cycling enthusiast, Ted Crowley. Known for his passionate and insightful commentary, was an integral part of the cycling community back a far back as the 80s.His unexpected death on September 13, 2024, has left a void that will be deeply felt in the sport.Ted began his career as a cycling commentator in the 1980s, bringing a fresh perspective to the coverage of major cycling events. With a background in sports and a lifelong love of cycling, he had a knack for engaging audiences at the finishing lines. His ability to explain complex strategies and provide in-depth analysis made him a beloved figure.Known for his vivid storytelling, often infused his personal anecdotes from his own adventures. He was not only a commentator but a passionate advocate for the sport, frequently sharing his insights in cycling. His enthusiasm was infectious, inspiring to riders.Ted was actively involved in An Rs, Rs Mumhan amongst others driving Lead Cars with a microphone never too far from his hand.Many remembered him not only for his talent as a commentator but also for his approachability and warmth. Described as a mentor who was always willing to share his knowledge and support.As the cycling community comes to terms with this loss, it is clear that Ted Crowley legacy will live on through the many lives he touched.Teds sudden death serves as a poignant reminder of the fragility of life and the importance of cherishing moments spent with loved ones and pursuing ones passions. Irish Cycling will undoubtedly feel his absence but will continue to celebrate the joy of cycling, which he so dearly loved.In conclusion, Teds impact on cycling commentary and advocacy will be remembered for years to come. His voice, rich with knowledge, passion, and a love for the sport, will be deeply missed, and the Irish cycling community is united in honouring a true legend of Irish cycling.Sincere condolences to the Crowley family on the passing of Ted.Ar dheis D go raibh a anamFuneral Details: LinkThe post Irish cycling mourns as Ted Crowley sadly passes appeared first on IrishCyclingNews.com | Irish Cycling News | IrishCycling.

Team Visma | Lease a Bike were not the all-out favourites to win the GP de Qubec but put in a very strong performance that tilted the scale in their favour. The Dutch team attacked several times and still had the cards to put two riders in the Top5."This was a really strong race from the team. Whe...

Lightweight, incredibly supple, and engaging on twisty roads, the Argon 18 has impressed me from start to finish