Phil Bauhaus is not a sprinter with such a big name when comparing to Tim Merlier and Jonathan Milan or such a strong leadout; but he sometimes appears unexpected into great sprint performances. Today was such a case, he came close to winning the final sprint on stage 6To be honest, I'm not a fan...

We arrived at the race 1.5hrs early so that we were able to walk stages 1,2 and half of 3. I appreciated the chance to see the stages as there were no practices runs for this race. As I was in the queue for the start of the race I was feeling really excited to []The post Matterley Peddlehound race 5/5/24 appeared first on Beyond The Mud.

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The sprinters should have another showdown on stage 5 of the Giro d'Italia. We preview a day where the fast men will be headlining the race once again; but this time around without any climbs in the finale where attacks can pose a serious danger.Stage 5 will be another day for the fast men. After s...

Dublin Citys main Bike Week event, Pedalpalooza, will take place this Sunday in Fairview Park.Its one of the many events at the start of Bike Week, which runs from this Saturday, May 11th, to Sunday, May 19th. Pedalpalooza will include music, demonstrations, arts and crafts, magic performances, an obstacle course and more.An organised, family-friendly group cycle will leave Capel Street in the city centre on Sunday morning and head towards the park. The group on Capel Street is to start to gather from 11am and depart at 11.30am led by the Lord Mayor Daith de Riste.Participants are advised to gather on Capel Street between Ryders Row and Mary Street (near the Black Sheep Pub). Anybody taking part in the Cycle Parade is asked to register at Eventbrite.ie.Lord Mayor of Dublin Daith de Riste said, Im delighted to lead the Pedalpalooza Cycle Parade this Bike Week. Bike Week celebrates the benefits of cycling and encourages new people to take part. The cycle parade is a unique opportunity for people of all ages and abilities to take part in a traffic-free cycle through city streets. Theres a wonderful programme of activities taking place in Fairview Park after the cycle, so I encourage families to come along and join in the fun. Ailish Lally, Walking & Cycling Officer with Dublin City Councils traffic department, said: Im excited about cycling through the traffic-free streets of Dublin with people from all over the city and to go on to enjoy bike-themed fun for people of all ages and abilities at the Pedalpalooza festival in Fairview Park. Be sure to join us to celebrate all things bike this Bike Week.Carmel OCallaghan, Active Cities Officer with the Sport & Wellbeing Partnership said: The Pedalpalooza Cycle Parade was such fun last year, everyone loved having the opportunity to cycle safely through the city. Active Cities is all about getting Dubliners to become more active, so we would encourage everyone of all ages and abilities to join in our cycle parade.

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Biniam Girmay has abandoned the Giro d'Italia. The Intermarch-Wanty was a victim of two rough crashes in a matter of minutes, and will not reach the finale of stage 4.It was with 68 and then 62 kilometers to go that Girmay hit the deck. First, he was part of a mass crash that also included importa...

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With 68 kilometers to go on stage 4 of the Giro d'Italia, a big crash took place. Perhaps the first mass crash of the race, it happened as the riders face difficult rainy conditions and among those who hit the deck were Biniam Girmay and Ben O'Connor.In a right-hand corner, around a dozen riders cr...