Tadej Pogacar is inevitable. Although he was denied in Quebec on Friday, this Sunday at the GP de Montral there has been no stopping the Slovenian, who heads to the upcoming Zurich World Championship in race winning form.Three riders got themselves up the road early on. With 40 kilometres raced, th...

Yvonne Doran (Orwell Wheelers) and Helen White (Stamullen Road Club) have take the Masters 40 and Masters 50 titles at the National Masters Road Race Championships in Co Mayo. Doran was clearly carrying great form out of the recent Rs na mBan, which she rode with TC Racing, and having had a week to gather []The post Doran and White take gold at National Masters Road Race Champs appeared first on Sticky Bottle.

As natural as breathing, Tadej Pogacar won another WorldTour classic with all the competitors destined to only watch the number 1 on his back promptly disappear with finish line still nowhere in the sight. With a massive lead, Pogacar had enough time to greet the Canadian crowds as he rolled towards...

Tadej Pogaar (UAE Team Emirates) has dominated the final at Grand Prix Cycliste de Montral to win the one-day World Tour race solo after attacking with 23km to go. Irelands Ben Healy, who was on the attack at Fridays Grand Prix Cycliste de Qubec with about 60km to go, was in contention deep into the []The post Healy strong into final in Montral, Pogaar in another league | Video appeared first on Sticky Bottle.

Results : Cycling Ireland Masters National TT Championships 2024Promoted by Castlebar Cycling Club*****************************************************************-:Paul Kennedy (Team Skyline-Cadence) 39.30Marcus Flavin (Dungarvan Cycling Club) 40.10Gary Cranston (AHC Racing) 40.134. Erwin McKee (Banbridge Cycling Club) 40.15-:Stuart McCaughey (Phoenix Cycling Club) 39.10Barry Holian (Western Lakes Cycling Club) 41.07Rob Jennings (Lucan Cycling Road Club) 41.184. Stephen Bourke (Limerick Cycling Club) 41.555. Mark Kelly (Inspired Cycling) 42.396. Brian Hennessy (North Tipp Wheelers) 70.06 -: Stuart McCaughey (Phoenix Cycling Club)*****************************************************************-:Mel McShane (Sligo Cycling Team ) 41.47Noel Conway (Bray Wheelers CC) 42.06Philip Loughlin (Banbridge Cycling Club) 42.184. Derek Cullen (Black House Racing) 42.555. Paul Dunne (Ballina Cycling Club) 43.466. David Ross (Banbridge Cycling Club) 44.287. Brian Kelly (Team Caldwell Cycles) 45.348. Darryl Hamm (Challenge Cycling Club) 47.219. John Mannion (Seven Springs Cycling Club) 48.4710. Finbarr Martin Power (Comeragh Cycling Club) 50.39-:Greg Swinand (Dan Morrissey Primr by Pissei) 39.36Paul Noble (Slaney Cycling Club) 43.42Paul Whyte (Seven Springs Cycling Club) 44.32 -: Greg Swinand (Dan Morrissey Primr by Pissei)*****************************************************************-:John Madden (Inspired Cycling) 40.31Alan Watson (Dromara Cycling Club) 44.23Eamon Byrd (Dublin Wheelers Cycling Club) 46.42+:Colin McGready (Dromara Cycling Club) 43.40Jimmy Flynn (Cuchulainn Cycling Club) 44.28Carl Fullerton (Donegal Bay Cycling Club) 65.01 -: John Madden (Inspired Cycling)***************************************************************** :Aishling Barry (Lucan Cycling Road Club) 47.40Karen Hull (Phoenix Cycling Club) 49.28Diane Behan (Dungarvan Cycling Club) 50.164. Majella Rafferty (Orwell Wheelers CC) 55.10 : Aishling Barry (Lucan Cycling Road Club)*****************************************************************The post Results : Cycling Ireland Masters National TT Championships 2024 appeared first on IrishCyclingNews.com | Irish Cycling News | IrishCycling.

Slovenian full of 'confidence and motivation' after winning final warm up race before Zurich

Sven Vanthourenhout went all or nothing with the selection for the home European Championships. Belgian fans - still vividly remembering the failed World Championships in Leuven 2021 were afraid the scenario might repeat with too many leaders in the basket. But the Belgian coach's gamble had paid of...

Besides double Olympic champion Remco Evenepoel,Patrick Lefevere'sSoudal - Quick-Step now has also an European champion thanks to Tim Merlier. The Belgian sprinter was by far the strongest in the sprint on his home soil and comfortably added another big trophy into the palmares of his team manager...