MTB News: Cross-country specialist Kathrin Stirnemann had originally planned to hang up her racing boots at the end of the season, but now the Swiss rider has surprised everyone by announcing her retirement. The Aargau native will compete in the E-Mountainbike World Series and the World Championships in Val di Sole for the Thömus RN Swiss Bike Team. After her departure... 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
Cycling: South Africa is no easy road – the Cape Epic riders had to learn that again today. They had to tackle 92 kilometers in strong winds. Christoph Sauser and Jaroslav Kulhavy once again showed their class today, eluding Lakata/Hynek to claim the second stage win. The wind had already been gusting violently at night... read more
Cycling: The twelfth edition of the Absa Cape Epic, arguably the toughest marathon race in the world, began today, Sunday. The Swiss team of Fabian Giger and Martin Gujan surprisingly won the prologue and will enter tomorrow's stage wearing the leader's jersey. "This is the first time I've started the Cape Epic in the leader's jersey, which is... read more
Cycling: This year's Absa Cape Epic is just around the corner, and in just three days, the world's marathon elite will set off to conquer the nearly 750 kilometers. The women's field is the strongest in recent years, packed with world and European champions and Olympic winners. This year's Absa Cape Epic features an even more... read more
