Essay: A race number is more than just a number.
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Brian Toone rode 468,662 vertical feet in 47 days. Chew on that for awhile.
A completely new view on pro road racing from photo Gregg Bleakney.
Yesterday kicked off the Nike Lowers Pro surf contest at Lower Trestles, South Orange County, California. Chris Mauro gives a short history of Trestles below, while this Nike video digs into the archives for a great look back. In the early 1970′s only one Trestles local mattered, one who loomed larger than anyone before or [...]
Survivor of yacht race wreck that claimed 5 details what went wrong.
A few years back Trek said it had incorporated a sort of suspension into the rear of some of its Lemond road frames. That was more than a bit of an exaggeration, as what those Lemonds had was a lame elastomer sandwiched between the junction of the seatstay and the seatpost. It worked about as [...]
Jørgen Leth, right, is the Danish filmmaker who made the iconic and stunningly innovative A Sunday In Hell, the 1976 documentary on the Paris-Roubaix pro road race. First run in 1896, Paris-Roubaix is legendary for its brutally rugged course, with more than 50 kilometers of bone-rattling cobbles (51.5, actually) on its 257.5km length. Sunday, of [...]







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