Cycling: A triumph across the board for Swiss bike legend Christoph Sauser (Investec-Songo-Specialized). A more satisfying farewell to his professional career than a victory at the Absa Cape Epic is hard to imagine. Along with Jaroslav Kulhavy, Sauser became the first cyclist to win the prestigious eight-day mountain bike race for a fifth time. Ten minutes ahead of... read more
Cycling: "Shortly before the finish, I asked Alban how we were going to do it: coordinate or sprint for the win? The answer was sprint, so we did it like real men," said a delighted Christoph Sauser (Investec-Songo-Specialized) at the finish of the Absa Cape Epic. Sauser and Jaroslav Kulhavy finished with a lead of three-tenths of a second over their main rivals, Alban... read more
Cycling: Neither heat, dust, headwinds, nor a technical problem could prevent Swiss rider Christoph Sauser and Czech rider Jaroslav Kulhavy from securing their fourth stage win at the Absa Cape Epic. The stage ran from Worcester to Wellington over 121 kilometers with a tough 2500 meters of climbing. The Investec-Songo-Specialized team's lead is now over ten... read more
Cycling: Those moments, crossing the finish line first at the Absa Cape Epic and standing on top of the podium at the awards ceremony... Philip Buys and Matthys Beukes of the Scott Factory Racing Team savored it today. The two had broken away early on the fourth stage of the Tour de France for mountain bikers and steadily increased their lead over their pursuers... read more
Cycling: Czech powerhouse Jaroslav Kulhavy remained on his winning track even in temperatures exceeding 30 degrees Celsius. Together with Christoph Sauser (SUI), Team Investec-Songo-Specialized, the Olympic mountain bike champion defended the yellow zebra leader's jersey at the Absa Cape Epic in South Africa. Meanwhile, Ariane Kleinhans and Annika Langvad were able to maintain their lead... read more
