Alan Hatherly (South Africa) soared to the primary world title of his profession, dispatching with Victor Koretzky (France) and reigning champion Tom Pidcock (Great Britain) in Pal Arinsal in Andorra. 28-year-old Hatherly took the title with a 22-second to second hole to Koretzky, whereas Pidcock needed to accept bronze at 39 seconds down.
Trending
- After three years’ retirement, Dutch star Anna van der Breggen pins race quantity on once more at Setmana Valenciana
- ‘I simply wish to be myself’ – Primož Roglič on the drive to maintain profitable and bettering at 35
- Pro Cycling’s Contract Dilemma – Can the UCI preserve stability with out breaking EU legislation?
- The unsigned riders that made a mark within the Australian summer time season
- Emily Newsom amongst 15-rider PAS Racing roster swarming begin at Santa Vall two-day gravel occasion
- ‘He wasn’t only a biking legend, he was a real hero’ – Miles Teller to play Italian champion Gino Bartali in new biopic
- ‘I actually need to win the mountain bike world title’ – Mathieu van der Poel provides fats tyre racing to Classics and Tour de France objectives
- How to look at the Tour de la Provence – Live streams, TV channels
Thursday, February 13