The New York Times – Sports:
Gino Mäder’s Bahrain-Victorious squad and two other teams withdrew on Saturday, but organizers said they would complete the multistage race this weekend.
Category: Cycling, Road
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Cyclist Gino Mäder Dies After Crash in Tour de Suisse
The New York Times – Sports:
Gino Mäder of Switzerland and another rider tumbled into a ravine during the fourth stage on Thursday. Mäder, 26, died Friday morning.
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Black Soldiers Cycled 1,900 Miles Across the U.S. So He Did, Too.
The New York Times – Travel:
A remarkable journey from Montana to St. Louis by 20 Black infantrymen in 1897 seemed doomed to obscurity until Erick Cedeño, a bicyclist, retraced their journey.
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The Cycling Champion Who Doesn’t Have to Win to Be Satisfied
The New York Times – Sports:
Ashton Lambie set a world record in individual pursuit 16 months ago. Winning was great, he said, but now he just wants to explore.
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Eileen Sheridan, Who Dominated Cycling in Postwar Britain, Dies at 99
The New York Times – Sports:
Known as “the Mighty Atom,” she excelled at long-distance time trials and set several records that still stand more than 70 years later.
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At Tour de France Femmes, It’s a Steep Climb to Equality
The New York Times – Sports:
A women’s Tour de France is back after 33 years — a sign of progress, contestants say, for a sport sorely in need of it.
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Jonas Vingegaard Set to Win Tour de France on Second Try
The New York Times – Sports:
Vingegaard, 25 and a professional cyclist for only three years, held an insurmountable lead as the Tour prepared to roll into Paris.
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Signs of the Tour
The New York Times – Sports:
The story behind the simple arrows that point the way to victory in cycling’s most prestigious race.
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Jonas Vingegaard All but Clinches Tour de France With Win in Pyrenees
The New York Times – Sports:
A Danish rider looking to defend his lead instead widens it, effectively finishing off his biggest rival with only days to go.