From January to October, the professional cycling season stretches over nearly nine months, risking athletic exhaustion and the absurdity of the climate. Between Grand Tours exposed to
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L'Étape Italy by Tour de France doubles in 2026: two major events in Piedmont to boost cycling in Italy
With the official support of ASO (Amaury Sport Organisation), the organizer of the Tour de France, L'Étape Italy is accelerating its development and entering a new dimension. After two successful editions,
In Belgium, professionals want to recover their KOMs
Belgian professional riders have been chasing Strava KOMs held by amateurs on the hills of the Tour of Flanders. A digital feud with the feel of a war
In the impossible wheel of Samuel Plouhinec
There are riders we can follow. Others we can hope to catch in the right breakaway. And then there are those, rarer, who
Alan Villemin: Instinct, Heart and the Finish Line
There are riders who win. And there are riders who score. Alan Villemin does it without a hitch.testpart of the seconds. Those who leave behind them
Lorenzo Magnien, between passion and balance
There are names that resonate as obvious in the world of cycling. That of Magnien is one of them. Emmanuel, the father, was one of the best
Alé unveils its personalization service Alé Custom Lab
Imagine a cycling outfit that perfectly reflects the spirit of your team or group, designed with exceptional craftsmanship and cutting-edge textile technology. It's
Cyrille Patoux, the eternal warrior of amateur cycling
Cyrille Patoux opened his door to us fortagBeing with us is more than just a career: it’s a true lesson in passion and perseverance. From his younger years until
Changing clubs or teams: the right time and the right reasons
As the 2025 season begins, the first results already give food for thought. Bryan Coquard surprised everyone by winning in Australia in the colors of Cofidis, while
165 mm cranks: between comfort, performance and evolution of cycling practices
In cycling, the quest for performance often involves equipment adjustments that, while subtle, can have significant consequences. Among these adjustments, the