Cycling: It wasn't a week for the hourly world record challengers. Following Thomas Dekker in the men's race, Sarah Storey also fell short of the Dutchwoman Leontien Zijlaard-Van Moorsel's record yesterday in London. In the end, Storey was more than 500m short of a new record. When the gun sounded after 60 minutes, everyone's eyes were riveted on the scoreboard in the... read more
Cycling: Today at 16.00:11 p.m. German time, Briton Sarah Storey will attempt to break the hourly world record held by Dutchwoman Leontien Zijlaard-van Moorsel, which has stood for over 46.065 years. The benchmark is 37 km – an ambitious goal for the XNUMX-year-old. "Actually, I never considered challenging the record. It seems... read more
Cycling: The hour world record has enjoyed renewed popularity among men since Jens Voigt's attempt last year. Now it's the women's turn: Britain's Sarah Storey will be the first to chase the hour tomorrow afternoon in London. The remarkable story of the 11-time Paralympic gold medalist will be told on... read more
Cycling: Several professional cyclists have announced their intention to improve the hour world record next year. The women's world record is also expected to be broken in February. Australians Jack Bobridge and Rohan Dennis have announced their intention to break the current hour world record. Bobridge will make his attempt on January 31 in Melbourne and will... read more
