Last Sunday the seven-day stage race ended in northern France. With summer temperatures, some of the best cycling culture and history was experienced here!
The Australian rides a strong first race with BIKE AID on to the podium and the daily, mutual sacrifice leads to the well-deserved victory of the team classification!
Four days in and around Antalya come to an end. The result: With only ten seconds down, Henok Mulubrhan takes sixth place in the general classification. But that was by far not all the team experienced!
Anyone who competes in a German time trial championship on a standard road bike will attract a few pitying looks at most. However, if he rides a race in the jersey of the national team a short time later, it is worth taking a closer look.
If you don't know what a cycling family is, you should visit the Decker family in Rhineland-Palatinate. After Jasper Pahlke, Enzo Decker is the second young cyclist from the Heinrich-Heine Sports School in Palatinate to move to Saarland.
He already had the World Tour contract in his pocket. Then the end came for the only African Tour de France team, just as the UCI awarded the Road World Championships to Africa for the first time.
The reigning Turkish champion in the U23 category will join BIKE AID from the 2022 season and will thus become the first Turkish cyclist in a European UCI team.
Upside-down world: Our sprinter Lucas Carstensen flies up the almost 15 kilometer long climb, wins the mountain stage and thus takes the overall victory at the Tour de CMU.
For the fifth time in a row, a BIKE AID rider is the most successful athlete of a German continental team in the ranking of Radsport News. After three extremely successful years, Justin Wolf changes colors at the peak of his development. Unfortunately, he could not fulfill his dream of the World Tour.
