This Sunday, the men's elite road race takes place at the 2024World Championships inZrich. Pre-race, much of the talk has been surrounding the all-conquering Tadej Pogacar and the 2022 road race champion, Remco Evenepoel.Speaking ahead of the fight for the Rainbow Jersey, in Belgium's pre-race p...

Muriel Furrer, the young Swiss rider airlifted to hospital after sustaining head injuries in a heavy crash in the junior womens road race at the Worlds, remains critically ill in hospital. Her injuries have cast a shadow over the UCI World Road Championships in Zurich, but the organisers have said the teenagers family has been []The post Critically injured Swiss riders family want Worlds to continue organisers appeared first on Sticky Bottle.

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Muriel Furrer suffered a serious head injury and was airlifted to hospital after crashing during yesterdays junior womens road race

In the men's road race at the 2024World Championshipsin Zrich, the Belgian team is built solely around supporting the Rainbow Jersey ambitions of Remco Evenepoel. Among those supporting, are Tiesj Benoot and Jasper Stuyven."It is clear that we will start with seven of us in Remco's service, to g...

Extra signs are to be added to North Road to make it clear that theres only limited access in the westbound direction before the road becomes one-way for motorists, while the segregation of the two-way cycle lane on the road is being actively considered.The information was released after former Taoiseach Leo Varadkar asked a parliamentary question on if the OPW would install planters on the road to segregate the bicycle lane from the new one-way road system.Dublin West TD and former Fine Gael leader asked a parliamentary question seeking the minister in charge of the OPW to provide an update on the previous commitment by the Office of Public Works to install planting on the north road in the Phoenix Park to segregate the bicycle lane from the new one-way road system, which would make the system clearer for drivers and safer for cyclists.Kieran ODonnell, Minister of State at the Department of Public Expenditure with responsibility for the OPW, said that new signage will be added in the next few weeks and that the OPW is looking at planters.The written response said: The one-way system on the North Road has been in place now since February 2022. This followed a successful pilot of recommendations that were set out in the Phoenix Park Transport and Mobility Options Study.There is currently signage and line marking in place to advise all road users of the one-way system. The installation of planters is one of a variety of options which are being actively considered in order to maintain the safety of all road users on the North Road, he said.Minister ODonnell added: Over the coming four weeks, additional signage will be installed at this location advising that it is a cul-de-sac and additional line marking will also be considered based on recommendations by the OPW Civil and Structural Engineering section.He also outlined that the OPW will also liaise with An Garda Siochna in relation to alleged dangerous driving at this location.

British rider says that he doesn't think this year will be the year, but anything could happen in Zrich

Tadej Pogacar will start the men's elite road race this coming weekend inZrich as the pre-race favourite to take the 2024World Championship title. Ahead of the action, the Slovenian previewed his chances in a pre-race press conference."A one-day race with the national team is of course very diff...