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Timing the cobbles: when Paris-Roubaix and Paris-Roubaix Femmes hit the key sectors
pro-cycling15 hours ago

Timing the cobbles: when Paris-Roubaix and Paris-Roubaix Femmes hit the key sectors

Cycling News maps out the timing for this year’s Paris-Roubaix and Paris-Roubaix Femmes: the men’s race starts at 10:50 CEST and the women’s at 14:35 CEST, with women’s coverage likely after the men finish and around 50–60km shown. The timeline highlights when both races reach famous cobble sectors (e.g., Solesmes–Haussy, Mons-en-Pévèle, Arenberg) and when the final Carrefour de l’Arbre sector captures the decisive action. Broadcasters vary by region (UK TNT Sports/HBO Max, US Peacock, Canada FloBikes, SBS Australia, FranceTV, Sporza Belgium), and live blogs will help fans track key moments if a full stream isn’t available.

via Cyclingnews|
#broadcast-schedule#cobble-sectors#live-coverage
Vingegaard storms to solo Stage 5 win on Coll de Pal at Volta a Catalunya
pro-cycling14 days ago

Vingegaard storms to solo Stage 5 win on Coll de Pal at Volta a Catalunya

Jonas Vingegaard powered clear 6km from the Coll de Pal summit to win stage 5 of the Volta a Catalunya in solo fashion, with the wind-shortened finish (cut by 2.2km) aiding his attack. Felix Gall finished second and Florian Lipowitz third, as Vingegaard moved into the race lead by about 57 seconds with Evenepoel finishing sixth after earlier struggles and a crash.

via Cyclingnews|
#coll-de-pal#jonas-vingegaard#pro-cycling
Pogacar seals Milan-San Remo victory, joking he’ll only return for focaccia
pro-cycling21 days ago

Pogacar seals Milan-San Remo victory, joking he’ll only return for focaccia

Tadej Pogacar finally wins Milan-San Remo on his sixth attempt, surviving a Cipressa attack and a late sprint with Tom Pidcock to take the Italian Monument; he called it one of the biggest wins of his career and, half-jokingly, hinted he may never return to San Remo except to eat focaccia, as he eyes the next Classics like Flanders and Roubaix.

via Cyclingnews|
#cipressa#focaccia#milan-san-remo
Pidcock Narrowly Misses Milan-San Remo Win in Pogačar Duel
pro-cycling21 days ago

Pidcock Narrowly Misses Milan-San Remo Win in Pogačar Duel

Tom Pidcock pressed Tadej Pogačar to the limit in Milan-San Remo, staying with the Slovenian through Cipressa and Poggio and even challenging in the final sprint, but Pogačar fought back after a crash to win in a dramatic two-rider finish. Pidcock said he’s disappointed to have missed the opportunity yet proud of how he rode against one of the sport’s greats, noting opportunities like this don’t come often.

via Cyclingnews|
#milan-san-remo#pro-cycling#road-cycling
Dillier Sets the Pace as Milan-San Remo Reaches Passo del Turchino
pro-cycling21 days ago

Dillier Sets the Pace as Milan-San Remo Reaches Passo del Turchino

Live updates from the 2026 Milan-San Remo show a nine-man breakaway forming early while Dillier drives the peloton; the race hits the Passo del Turchino with the main group watching front-runners like Tadej Pogačar and Mathieu van der Poel, as teams plot for Cipressa and Poggio and riders such as Mads Pedersen make a comeback appearance.

via Cyclingnews|
#live-updates#milan-san-remo-2026#passo-del-turchino
Paris-Nice stage 7 pared back to 47km amid severe weather
pro-cycling28 days ago

Paris-Nice stage 7 pared back to 47km amid severe weather

Paris-Nice stage 7 was shortened to 47km due to heavy rain and snowfall, with riders bused to a new start on the Louis Nucéra bridge in Le Broc and the finish moved from the mountaintop at Auron to Isola-Village, omitting the decisive climb; the updated route runs the initial section to Isola and preserves an intermediate sprint there, with the change made for safety in consultation with local authorities and teams as Jonas Vingegaard leads the race into the penultimate stage.

via Cyclingnews|
#auron#isola#paris-nice
Del Toro seals Tirreno-Adriatico Stage 6 ascent victory to extend lead
pro-cycling28 days ago

Del Toro seals Tirreno-Adriatico Stage 6 ascent victory to extend lead

Isaac Del Toro (UAE Team Emirates-XRG) surged to victory on the Camerino climb in Tirreno-Adriatico Stage 6, extending his overall lead to 42 seconds over Giulio Pellizzari, with Matteo Jorgenson just 1 second further back in the GC. Tobias Halland Johannessen finished second on the stage and Pellizzari ended up fourth, as Del Toro capped two earlier runner-up finishes with a stage win. The updated GC sees Del Toro at the top, followed by Pellizzari and Jorgenson.

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#gc-lead#isaac-del-toro#matteo-jorgenson
Vingegaard's DIY bib tights and backward jacket clinch Paris-Nice stage in freezing weather
pro-cycling1 month ago

Vingegaard's DIY bib tights and backward jacket clinch Paris-Nice stage in freezing weather

Jonas Vingegaard won Stage 4 of Paris-Nice in brutal freezing rain, aided by unconventional wardrobe hacks: multiple layers, a second jacket worn backwards for wind protection, and a modified second pair of bib tights with the chamois removed, as well as extra overshoes. He finished 41 seconds ahead of the field, embracing the optics of his DIY cold-weather gear and joking that he’s a trendsetter for the look.

via Cyclingnews|
#backwards-jacket#bib-tights#cold-weather