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Get the drift: Olympic mountain bike racers worry about gravel on man-made Paris course

Pieterse, Pidcock, Richards and Schurter weigh in on the man-made Elancourt Hill course

Cycling News

Who are the youngest and oldest Olympic athletes at Paris 2024?

There’s a gap of over 50 years between the youngest and oldest competitors in Paris

The Independent UK

Anna Henderson set to fulfil Olympics dream in Saturday’s Paris time trial

Competing in alpine skiing at a Winter Games was her first goal before a broken leg at 15 prompted a switch to cycling.

The Independent UK

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'Getting sick was not part of the plan' – Tom Pidcock targets second Olympic gold after COVID-19 wrecked Tour de France

Yorkshireman focused on mountain bike race before turning to road race

Cycling News

11 ways to roam the world without ruining it

I Wrote The Book On It: Ethical Travel. In our new series of extracts from sustainable travel guidebooks, here’s how to see more of the planet while helping to save it, one trip at a time.

Evening Standard

Tom Pidcock criticises 'bland' mountain bike course at Paris Olympics

'When you just gravel over a nice hillside, it's not really mountain bike,' says reigning champion

Cycling Weekly

Ten to watch: Team GB’s best hopes for Olympic glory in Paris

From a battle for the ages in the men’s 1500m to world champions in the women’s lightweight double sculls, Britain’s best bets for gold

The Guardian - UK

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No cash, no sponsor, no hope? Joe Clarke’s journey from despair to Olympic double gold favourite

After controversially missing out on Tokyo 2020 the double world champion canoeist believes he can prosper in Paris

The Guardian - UK

Paris Olympics: Women's Mountain Bike Cross Country - Preview

French duo Pauline Ferrand-Prévot and Loana Lecomte leading contenders for gold

Cycling News

Biathlete Juliane Frühwirt Eyes World Cup Return After Near-Fatal Skiing Accident‌

Surviving a harrowing fall and life-threatening injuries, Frühwirt's resilience shines as she aims for a remarkable comeback in biathlon. ‌

Zenger

Why the chic Dolomites are the place to be this summer

Has the Med finally lost its appeal? This summer the jet set are flocking to the cool, calm Italian mountains, says Rosalyn Wikeley

Evening Standard

Sam Smith says 'awful' ski accident left them unable to walk for a month

The singer ‘completely ripped’ their ACL on ‘a black slope’

Evening Standard

Inquest told of dangers of Kosciusko backcountry skiing

An inquest into the death of a man has heard about the serious dangers of backcountry skiing as witnesses revealed skiers are not filling out vital forms.

AAP

Sam Smith reveals ‘awful’ ski accident left them unable to walk for a month

Smith told ‘Sidetracked with Annie and Nick’ podcast they were taken down the slope in a ‘blood bag’

The Independent UK

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Hamish McArthur eager to grab chance to ‘inspire people’ with Paris medal bid

McArthur has outdoor challenges to pursue after trying to win GB’s first Olympic climbing medal.

The Guardian - UK

From living in a van to Olympics contender: GB windsurfer Sam Sills

In 2021, out of cash and and heading out of the sport, the naval architect found himself with one last chance in rural Switzerland, he tells Ben Bloom …

The Guardian - AU

‘Magical wintry scenes’: snow ‘just keeps coming’ at Australian ski resorts

A massive dump of snow on Friday night has continued into Saturday, bringing ‘super thick fresh powder snow’ to alpine areas

France 24

Pogacar clinches stage 19 in Tour de France with attack on final climb

Tadej Pogacar overtook three riders on the final 16-kilometer climb to win stage 19 of the Tour de France in the southern Alps on Friday. Defending champion Jonas Vingegaard finished sixth and now stands more than five minutes behind his main rival with two stages to go.

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Tour de France ITT finale in Nice 'test of nerves and descending prowess' - Joe Dombrowski's stage 21 analysis

Retired WorldTour veteran uses his local knowledge to provide insights on climbing-heavy course

Cycling Weekly

How Visma-Lease a Bike plan to attack Tadej Pogačar in Tour de France queen stage: 'For sure Jonas goes there'

The Dutch team are hoping to replicate their successes of the past two years to take the battle for the yellow jersey into the final weekend.

Marie Claire

32 Iconic Photos of Celebrities' Après-Ski Style

High fashion at a high altitude.

The Independent UK

Drone footage reveals terrifying scale of Mount Everest

‘I don’t know how or why [people] do it,’ wrote one viewer

The Guardian - AU

‘Not an easy place to be a kid’: chaperones to support Olympic teenagers in Paris

The Australian team have taken extra steps to look after their 10 athletes aged under 18 at the 2024 Games

International Business Times

Austria Pivots Towards Mountain Bike Tourism As Alps Warm

Mountain bikers hurried on a summer day to catch the last gondola up the mountain at one of Austria's top Alpine resorts, loading their bikes onto racks usually reserved for skis.

The Independent UK

Fan who threw crisps at Tour de France riders arrested

Tadej Pogacar and Jonas Vingegaard had crisps thrown in their faces by an idiotic supporter during Saturday’s mountain stage

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