Cycling / Spektrum: Oleg Tinkov had actually retired from cycling after the dissolution of his team. In recent months, things have been suspiciously quiet around the eccentric Russian, who has repeatedly made headlines with verbal outbursts in the past. However, the multimillionaire hasn't mellowed out with age, as he recently demonstrated on Instagram, where the... read more
Cycling: Austrian talent Michael Gogl is moving from his current team Tinkoff to Team Trek-Segafredo for the new season. This means the 22-year-old will once again ride alongside Alberto Contador. The Spaniard already took him to the Vuelta a España this season at his own request. Contador's opinion is likely also in favor of signing the contract... read more
News in brief: Alberto Contador will be lacing up his cycling shoes for Trek-Segafredo next season, becoming John Degenkolb's teammate. The 33-year-old Spaniard is also bringing his longtime companion and fellow countryman Jesus Hernandez with him to the US team. The goal is clearly the 2017 Tour de France. It's finally official – a few months ago, we announced... read more
Cycling: The transfer window for the 1 road season opened on August 2017, and with two World Tour teams departing (Tinkoff and IAM) and one or two new arrivals (Bahrain Merida and Bora-Hansgrohe), the transfer market is seeing significant activity. Peter Sagan's move to Bora-Hansgrohe is certainly the biggest sensation, but there's also plenty of other news as usual... read more
Cycling: Bjarne Riis celebrates his comeback on the cycling stage today. After his not entirely voluntary retirement in 2015, when owner Oleg Tinkov suspended him from his position as Tinkoff team boss, the Dane announced his return to cycling several months ago. The Tour of Denmark, which starts today, is the moment. Just over... read more
