Author: Gary Edgington

Jonas Vingegaard's Tour de France preparations experienced a brief interruption involving Donald Trump. The incident occurred during what was otherwise a focused training period for the cyclist. Read the full story at wielerflits.nl →

The cycling industry is advancing with emerging technologies anticipated to debut at the 2026 Tour de France. Innovation areas include 3D printing applications and stem spacer developments among other technical improvements. These trends reflect the ongoing evolution of bicycle design and equipment in professional cycling. Read the full story at cyclingweekly.com →

Orbea has introduced its latest Orca Aero model, positioning it as the fastest and most efficient bike-rider system. The new design represents an advancement in the brand's aero bicycle technology. The Orca Aero is intended for riders seeking high performance and aerodynamic efficiency. Read the full story at road.cc →

Road.cc has published a comprehensive guide to the 2026 Tour de France, covering all stages of the world's largest professional cycling race. The guide provides detailed information about each stage to help readers understand what to expect from the upcoming edition of the historic event. Read the full story at Road.cc →

A cyclist from Cumbria has expressed aspirations to compete in the Tour de France, describing the goal as something they daydream about. The BBC reported on the rider's ambition to participate in cycling's most prestigious race. Read the full story at BBC →

Orbea has attributed a 14-watt speed improvement in its new Orca Aero bicycle to a single geometry modification. The Spanish manufacturer suggests this design adjustment enhances the bike's aerodynamic performance. The specific geometry change represents the key development in the updated model. Read the full story at escapecollective.com →

New photographs have surfaced showing Remco Evenepoel's custom prototype Specialized Shiv bicycle. The images offer a detailed look at the specialized equipment being used by the rider. Read the full story at Cyclingnews →

Girmay made critical remarks about his previous team during a presentation for NSN. Among his complaints were issues related to team support and equipment. The comments came as he discussed his transition to his current situation. Read the full story at idlprocycling.com →

The queen stage of the Tour de France faces potential complications due to mud streams causing road subsidence. Course organizers are monitoring the situation to assess whether conditions will affect the planned route for this key mountain stage. Read the full story at wielerflits.nl →

Remco and Lipowitz, both riders for Red Bull, demonstrate contrasting approaches to team leadership and competition. Their different personalities and roles within the same organization highlight how multiple captains can operate with distinct philosophies. The dynamic between the two reflects broader patterns in how modern cycling teams manage talent and strategic direction. Read the full…