Cycling Scoop Team
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Discover La Vuelta Femenina: The First Women’s Grand Tour of the Season
The 2026 edition of the women’s Vuelta has moved up in the calendar… and it starts this week! Discover the first Grand Tour of the…
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May 2026 Cycling Calendar: Amore Infinito Awaits
The wait is finally over. We saw riders tackle the brutality of the northern cobbles of April, but now May is here… and so is…
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Will Professional Cycling Always Be a European Sport?
The WorldTour’s biggest races happen in Europe, no questions asked. No, not mostly in Europe—overwhelmingly in Europe! Let’s explore why, and whether that’s likely to…
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Nutrition Facts: Understanding the Diet of a WorldTour Cyclist
Do pro cyclists have to diet? It’s a question that seems simple on the surface, but the reality is nuanced, and the answer may be…
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Should Amateurs Worry About Being “Aero”?
In the modern cycling world, you can’t walk into your local bike shop or scroll through a forum without seeing the word “aero.” But what…
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April 2026 Cycling Calendar: April Showers Bring Spring Cobbles?!
Caught the fever during the dueling GCs and Italian gravel of March? The “warm-up” is officially over. April is one of the heaviest months on…
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Pure Climbers: A Closer Look at the KOMs
In professional road racing, no rider type might capture the imagination quite like the pure climber. After all, sprinters own the flat finishes, and all-rounders…
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The 7 Pieces of Pro-Level Cycling Gear That Amateurs DON’T Need
Walk into any cycling shop and you’ll find no shortage of equipment promising to make you faster, just like the pros. The professional peloton is…
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9 Stunning Moments from Cycling’s 2026 Early Season
Professional cycling has a tradition of starting its season with a bang. 2026 is no exception. From late February through mid-March, the sport’s biggest races…
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Are We STILL Witnessing the Greatest Cyclist Ever? What Tadej Pogačar Means For Cycling in 2026
Tadej Pogačar won his fourth Strade Bianche title on Saturday, finishing it off with a solo attack that lasted 79 kilometers. Alone, he traveled roughly…
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