Everyman / Road Bike News: Next year, the Tour Transalp 2021 will take cycling enthusiasts across the Alps for the 18th time. In addition to the classics, the upcoming event will also spotlight lesser-known venues. Five of the eight stages of the 2021 edition have never been visited by the Transalp before. Traditionally, the grand spectacle of the Dolomites is part of... read more
Cycling: Yesterday, Saturday, the final Grand Tour of the year was announced. The 73rd Tour of Spain will start in Malaga on August 25 and end, as usual, in Madrid on September 16. Unsurprisingly, this season's race is primarily geared toward climbers. We'll therefore likely see the top sprinters at the Vuelta a España as well. read more
MTB cycling: A few days before the official registration opens, the organizers are unveiling the route for the 2018 Bike Transalp. Teams of two will ride in seven stages in mid-July from Imst, Austria, to Arco, Italy. 503 kilometers and 18.004 meters of elevation gain are on the agenda. A truly unique package is promised. On the 12th... read more
Cycling: Yesterday in Milan, the route, including all stages of the 2018 Giro d'Italia, was unveiled. Defending champion Tom Dumoulin, Vincenzo Nibali, Alberto Contador, and Fabio Aru were among those present at the presentation. Chris Froome announced his participation via video message. After last year's big anniversary, the organizers have decided on the 101st... read more
MTB cycling: Just a few weeks after the stage locations were announced, the exact route for the 2017 Bike Transalp has now been finalized. The seven-day mountain bike stage race across the Alps covers a total of 539,80 kilometers with 18.185 meters of elevation gain. The 20th edition of the classic will start in Mayrhofen, with the finish line in Riva del Garda. read more
