Tabor: The Cyclocross World Championships in Tabor concluded with the men's elite race. With the ground slightly thawed, Mathieu van der Poel was unbeatable today; even this season's serial winner, Wout van Aert, couldn't change that and had to settle for second place. Lars van der Haar made the podium in third place... read more
Cycling: In the end, John Degenkolb's coveted gold medal fell short. It went to Poland's Michal Kwiatkowski. After 252 kilometers, Degenkolb finished ninth—a strong result considering that just two weeks ago he had to be hospitalized for a leg infection. The German team nevertheless performed strongly—as did... read more
Cycling: During the professional World Championship race, a serious accident occurred on the track, injuring several people. The Norwegian team's race service vehicle went off the road on a rain-soaked descent and crashed into a tree. The team coach was taken to the hospital with broken bones. According to initial reports, a spectator was also injured... read more
Cycling: The 254-kilometer professional race of the Road World Championships in Ponferrada concluded today. And the eventual winner was a deserving one: one who bravely held his opponents at bay with a solo effort: Michal Kwiatkowski. The race was initially dominated by a four-man lead group led by Croatian Martin Kvasina. As in the previous year... read more
Cycling: Lisa Brennauer narrowly missed her second title at the Road World Championships in Ponferrada. After a very attentive race by the German women, she was only beaten in the sprint by Frenchwoman Pauline Ferrand-Prevot. Swede Emma Johannson took third place. The 127-kilometer race began in a controlled manner. The German women showed... read more
