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Already have an account? Brandon McNulty is the first American to lead a WorldTour stage race since Tejay van Garderen in the 2019 Tour of California. Photo: David Ramos/Getty Images 23-year-old American Brandon McNulty announced himself to the world on Stage 4 of the 2021 Itzulia Basque Country. Avid cycling fans would have already known the McNulty name thanks to a number of WorldTour podiums and contract with one of the top teams in pro cycling. But his lead-grabbing coup on stage 4 revealed the true depth of his talent and determination. Stage 1 – 13.9km individual time trial Stage 1 wa...

Since 2019, Primož Roglič and Tadej Pogačar stand a 70-percent chance or better of winning or finishing on the podium in every stage race they start.

Tirreno Tidbits and Nice Notes Share this story Photo by Bas Czerwinski/Getty Images It’s Ronde van Vlaanderen season, don’t you know? So yes, I am here to write about the week’s ongoing races, all of which are nice little practice events for the Ronde van Vlaanderen. Tirreno-Adriatico Best Bet I am guilty of writing off these races, even one that goes through central Italy, for lack of interest and need of sleep, but the fact is that both races have provided plenty of reasons to stay tuned. Paris-Nice is kind of its usual self, building to a climactic weekend with a larger mountain sta...

Primož Roglič was untouchable on his way to stage victory on stage four of Paris-Nice 2021, taking the overall lead in the process. The Jumbo-Visma rider waited until just 3km remained of the final climb to Chiroubles to launch his enormous attack, taking bonus seconds at the intermediate sprint and powering to the line alone. Despite a commendable effort from Michael Matthews (BikeExchange) to chase down Roglič, it was the Slovenian who dominated the stage and takes over the leader’s yellow jersey from Stefan Bissegger (EF Education-Nippo). How it happened The fourth stage of Paris-Nice...

Tao Geoghegan Hart out after Paris-Nice crash on stage four By Matt WarwickBBC Sport Geoghegan Hart won last year's Giro d'Italia Ineos Grenadiers rider Tao Geoghegan Hart was taken to hospital for checks after crashing out of the Paris-Nice race on stage four. The Briton, who won last year's Giro d'Italia, landed on his face, head and knee, his team said, and was left feeling "a bit dizzy". The incident happened after he fell on to his right-hand side half-way through a fast hairpin corner. . "Thank you Ineos Grenadiers and the medical team for putting my long-term welfare first when it was ...