Ireland doesn’t produce many professional cyclists, but the ones they do produce are quality. Archie Ryan is the next Irish star in the making. The young climber has just turned 21 and he rides for the Jumbo-Visma Development Team, but he’s already had some opportunities to ride for the pro team, and he’s impressed in the elite ranks. In September, he raced in the 2.1 race, Tour de Slovaquie, and he won the 2nd stage against high quality opposition. “Taking my first pro win was amazing, quite unexpected actually. I came into the race with no pressure of results, just let’s...
cyclingmole2022 World Championships Women’s Road Race Preview
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cyclingmole2022 World Championships Men’s under 23 Road Race Preview
Wollongong > Wollongong 170km Unlike in the elite races, the under 23 men don’t have to climb Mount Keira, it’s...
cyclingmole2022 World Championships Men’s Road Race Preview
Helensburgh > Wollongong 267.2km The most important race of the year, the big one, the one where you get a...
cyclingmole2022 World Championships ITT Preview
Wollongong > Wollongong 34.4.km ITT Men and women have the same route and distance, that’s the headline news ahead of...
cyclingmole2022 Primus Classic Preview
Brakel > Haacht 199.9km The racing continues in Belgium with the 12th edition of the Primus Classic. It’s a race with...
cyclingmole2022 GP de Wallonie Preview
Blegny > Citadelle de Namur 199.8km After the fun of Canada, it’s time to head back to Belgium. The finish...