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From her roots in Cape Town to a career all over Europe, Pridham continues to love the sport of cycling.

The goal is 500 Buffalo Bikes donated — one for every kilometer ridden on December 30.

The Kenyan rider believed in himself through trials and tribulations.

The race veteran, now innovation manager at the UCI, is excited about virtual cycling and studying the ever-developing technology of bike racing.

Plus, the four-time world champion weighs in on a hotly dispute topic amongst cyclists: correct sock height.

After years in Europe, the 22-year-old is returning to the U.S. for a new kind of opportunity.

Six Olympic Games. 17 Tours de France. A win at Paris-Roubaix. And now, a role as race director for Tour Down Under.

Marquardt was diagnosed with diabetes at age 16 and was told she would never compete at a high level again.

The current national champ talks COVID-19, his long road with Jonathan Vaughters, and gravel gear tips.

The 2012 Giro d'Italia was a tempestuous affair, with the leader's jersey changing hands several times in the closing stages.

Porte has earned great success at Saxo Bank, Team Sky, BMC, and Trek-Segafredo, but he had to fight for his place from day one.

Since the season's restart, racing has felt like one giant stage race for the Canyon//SRAM rider.

From early life family struggles to more recent battles with cancer, Peiper hasn't had the smoothest road. But the calm director at UAE continues to provide hope and guidance for many riders and others in the sport.

Hindsight is 20/20 — and that's exactly what PYSO is bringing to this special episode reflecting on the 2020 Tour de France.

The Australian TV commentator shares his tricks of the trade for announcing the Tour de France in normal years and what he has been doing remotely in 2020.

Where did aero bars and aero helmets come from? Geoffrey LeMond had a front-row seat to these developments as the son of Greg LeMond.

Cavendish has won 30 stages of the Tour de France, a race he says he owes everything to in his career.

Making highly charged personnel selections is nothing new for Rod Ellingworth, who has a deep background with the British Olympic program. He explains how Bahrain-McLaren picked its 2020 Tour de France team, including the omission of his old associate Mark Cavendish.

How many masters racers do you know who can bring the Giro d'Italia to new countries?

The Miami Dolphins running back coach is an evangelist for cycling. Find out why.