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Priority Bicycles just launched an electric bike that eliminates chains, derailleurs, and constant maintenance with a single-speed carbon belt system. The E-Sauce proves simpler can be smarter in a market obsessed with adding more gears.
British rider Hattie Harnden just made mountain biking history by becoming the first athlete to win a UCI Downhill World Cup on a belt-drive bike. She also claimed a €100,000 prize for achieving this groundbreaking victory.
Piet Grandiek will attempt to break the age 95-100 cycling distance world record on Tuesday, his 95th birthday, at the Invercargill Velodrome. He didn't start competitive cycling until his 70s.
Ireland's Lara Gillespie claimed her second consecutive world championship title in the points race at the UCI World Track Championships in China. The dominant performance caps off the final day of competition with another golden finish for the Irish cyclist.
Millie Couzens claimed gold at the Track Cycling World Championships in Shanghai, beating fellow Brit Josie Knight in an all-British final. The thrilling showdown showcased Britain's cycling dominance on the world stage.
Britain's Anna Morris became the first woman to sweep three events at a single Track Cycling World Championships, capping her unprecedented run with a madison gold alongside teenage teammate Erin Boothman. The 31-year-old cyclist from Wales made history in Shanghai while helping Team GB dominate the medals table.
British cyclist Anna Morris just completed a stunning hat-trick of gold medals at the Track Cycling World Championships, teaming up with Erin Boothman to dominate the women's madison. The duo's victory caps off a remarkable championship run for Morris, proving teamwork and determination still reign supreme on the track.
British cyclist Anna Morris claimed gold in the women's omnium at the Track Cycling World Championships in Shanghai, adding another victory to Great Britain's strong showing at the event. The win showcases the continued dominance of British cycling on the world stage.
Jonathan Milan became the first cyclist ever to complete the individual pursuit in under 3 minutes 59 seconds, shattering his own world record at the Track World Championships in Shanghai. The 26-year-old Italian's achievement is even more remarkable because he did it at sea level, where riders face more air resistance.
Italian cyclist Jonathan Milan became the first person to ride 4 kilometers in under 3 minutes and 59 seconds, shattering his own world record at the Track World Championships in Shanghai. The 26-year-old achieved what seemed impossible just hours before defending his world title.
Italian track cyclist Jonathan Milan became the first person ever to ride under 3:59 in the Individual Pursuit, shattering his own world record at the UCI Track World Championships in Shanghai. The 24-year-old clocked 3:58.850 during qualifying, taking three tenths of a second off his previous record and crossing a barrier once thought impossible.
Matthew Bostock delivered a commanding performance to claim gold in the men's scratch race at the Track Cycling World Championships in Shanghai. The British cyclist's "fantastic" victory adds another medal to Great Britain's strong showing at the championships.