News Cycle

News Cycle

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News Cycle episodes

  • Virtual racing ahead
    Albstadt MTB Worlds postponed, six-part documentary on Movistar's 2019 season released on Netflix, Velon and Tour de Suisse announce virtual race series on Rouvy platform.
    3 min
  • A Tour without spectators?
    Fernando Gaviria cleared to leave Abu Dhabi hospital, French sports minister considers possibility of Tour without spectators, CADF says it is continuing to test when possible.
    3 min
  • Richeze heading home
    Max Richeze cleared to head home from the UAE after 18 days in the hospital, Nairo Quintana talks departure from Movistar, some teams turn to unemployment benefits to keep staff afloat amid an extended stretch without racing.
    4 min
  • Tokyo 2020 moves to 2021
    The Tokyo Olympics have been postponed until 2021, Pinot talks lockdown and its effects on the cycling world, Campagnolo suspends e-commerce fulfillment until April 6.
    4 min
  • Olympic postponement coming?
    IOC member Dick Pound says the Olympics will be postponed, organizers still planning to run the Tour as scheduled for now, Gaviria and others remain in Abu Dhabi nearly a month after the UAE Tour.
    3 min
  • Two speeds
    Groupama-FDJ performance director Grappe suggests training period before racing resumes, Health Mate-Cyclelive manager Van Gansen faces another abuse allegation, Bernal self-isolates, De Vreese puts in a 368km indoor ride.
    3 min
  • The racing world looks ahead
    The UCI raises the possibility of extending racing season later into the year, organizers are still planning for the Tokyo Olympics to proceed as initially planned, anti-doping authorities work to adapt to new circumstances.
    4 min
  • Monumental postponements
    ASO postpones Paris-Roubaix, La Flèche Wallonne, and Liège-Bastogne-Liège, Flanders Classics postpones De Ronde, Greg Van Avermaet shifts focus.
    3 min

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A daily roundup of the news in cycling, from the editors of CyclingTips.