I'm providing live coverage of today's Paris-Nice stage on Tour Tracker. Lots of pre-stage interviews are already up there, including Jensen Plowright on his "nice day with the big dogs" in the chaos that was stage 4...
www.thetourtracker.com/applications
They're pub bores
Some scoop by @jeremywhittle.bsky.social
www.theguardian.com/sport/2026/m...
honestly can't remember that. Think it was white at one point
I love Tour Tracker. Great way to keep up when navigating the broadcast mess in the U.S. isn’t possible, or when I’m at the office and streamers are blocked.
Good to hear that, Tyler. Thanks for being with us
Wow, I'm looking at the desktop version, very slick.
I'm doing the live commentary on Paris-Nice for Tour Tracker this week. It's a great app when you can't follow the race on TV. Check it out at www.thetourtracker.com
me too, it would be awful to see him in that team
Congrats to Kirsten. Richly deserved
can't imagine this happening. He's been with the team for a long while, it's now being shaped around him, Decathlon has lots of cash and it's France's favourite brand
3rd group on the road, 1-50 back
Probably say this every year, but if you ever have the slightest inclination to try watching cycling on TV, absolutely the best place to start is with today's Strade Bianche race. And this year you get to watch the most exciting young rider in the world, whose name is genuinely pronounced Sex Ass.
Pogi, Seixas, Wout, Pidcock - Strade Bianche is shaping up as some race and I'm pleased to say that I'll be doing live coverage of the whole event for the award-winning app Tour Tracker (www.thetourtracker.com), followed by Paris-Nice next week. Come and join us if you can't follow the racing on TV
This is good
For anyone outside of the UK, unfamiliar with UK satirical/news magazine Private Eye, this is how most (?) Europeans see the Trump administration.
The first woman in Parliament to appear in the Guardian's 'best-dressed at Glastonbury' feature.
You'll never sing that, etc...
Opening Weekend is shaping up nicely already
I read an article a couple of days back saying that the general sense within cycling is that doping is on the wane. I'm not convinced by this at all and this story highlights growing concerns about athletes being a step ahead of the testers once again
This is well worth a listen for urban cyclists, but for absolutely anyone really who lives, works or spends time in a city. My task now is to get my dad who thinks the 15min city is going to impinge on his life in a Wiltshire village to listen and learn from it too
Ooh, this is very interesting
This is very good. I often wonder how organic the torrent of (faux-)nostalgia online is, it feels increasingly malevolent (particularly on Facebook)
beautiful
Two things to note in this pic. Firstly, the sun is finally at. Secondly that mountain in the distance is the Pic de Midi, 100km away
Just heard from Norsgaard in the "Forhjulslir" podcast that when Søren Kragh crashed in provence and fell over the edge, the motorbike following him didn't wait or alert anyone. So Søren saw the motorbike and then the entire peloton pass by and realised no one would likely notice him. ⬇️
Only this CD ROM produced a few years back
Closing weekend before Opening Weekend
She never lived to see this moment, but it’s worth remembering that none of this would have happened without Virginia Giuffre.
She had the courage to speak out against power and privilege when it was just her word against Andrew’s.
Thanks to her, justice & accountability may finally have its day.
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