Stage 6 is one for the Emerald Isle/Birmingham Ben Healy, the Irishman from Kingswinford near Dudley, scored a memorable victory from the breakaway on Stage 6 of the 2025 Tour de France. As well as Healy, the break featured Quinn
Aerodynamic Belgian Best on Stage 5 ITT As expected, time trial World Champion Remco Evenepoel won Stage 5 of the Tour de France 2025, a race against the clock from Caen to Caen. Eduardo Affini set a good early time.
King of the Hill in Rouen on Stage 4 Stage 4 of the Tour de France 2025 ended with a series of punchy hills approaching the finish in Rouen. Van der Poel and Pogacar were the favourites, and on the
The Wrong Belgian Wins Stage 3 Stage 3 was a run to Dunkerque, with Alpecin Deceuninck’s Jasper Philipsen the favourite. Unfortunately there was trouble for Philipsen at the intermediate sprint. A little movement from Jonathan Milan sent Bryan Coquard right
MVDP Does Like To Be Beside the Seaside Stage 2 was a puncheur’s race, and Mathieu van der Poel was the favourite. The Dutchman has a taste for flashy sports cars, and has recently been promoting climate-destroying private jet travel;
Reduced Bunch Sprint on Stage 1 Stage 1 of the 2025 Tour de France ended in a reduced bunch sprint, won comfortably by Jasper Philipsen of Alpecin Deceuninck. There was an early break featuring Benjamin Thomas, Mathis Le Berre, Mattéo
A59 Multi-Modal Study An A59 Multi-Modal Study by consultants WSP (‘the Study’) provides options for improving transport on the 23km stretch of the A59 between Bond End Knaresborough and the York Outer Ring Road at Poppleton. The options include cycle
Simon Yates Wins the Giro d’Italia Simon Yates of Team Visma-Lease-a-Bike won the Giro d’Italia yesterday. After Stage 19, he was 1min21 behind leader Isaac del Toro of UAE, with Richard Carapaz of EF Education EasyPost just in front of
Thirsk LCWIP North Yorkshire Council (NYC) has published a Local Cycling & Walking Plan (LCWIP) for Thirsk. Given the council’s track record, it is very unlikely that the paper plans will result in any on-the-ground improvements. An LCWIP consists of
ATE Scheme Sketcher Active Travel England (ATE) has released a Scheme Sketcher Tool. It’s a vector graphics programme that local authorities (or anyone) can use to draw points and lines, and highlight areas, on a map provided by Open Street