#cycling-history

#cycling-history

Rik Van Looy, a cycling legend, passed away, leaving behind a legacy of unmatched achievements in the sport, particularly in the Classics.

The evolution of bicycle helmets reflects the growing need for head protection as cycling surfaces became harder and more dangerous.

The Mortirolo climb summit has been renamed to honor Marco Pantani, celebrating his legendary 1994 Giro d'Italia performance.

The Dutch cycling team is well-positioned for success at the UCI Road World Championships, with potential medal contenders in both elite categories.

Remco Evenepoel made history by winning both the Olympic and world time trial titles, becoming the first elite man to achieve this.

Grace Brown also achieved this rare double victory in the women's category, marking a historic day for both male and female competitors.

Downtown Ferndale Bike Shop focuses on providing a friendly, non-commissioned service aimed at community engagement against corporate bike shops.

Annie Londonderry, the first woman to bicycle around the world, inspired future generations of cyclists with her determination and entrepreneurial spirit.

The Col du Tourmalet, part of the Tour de France since 1910, holds a significant place in cycling history.