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Cycling

Assegnati i titoli italiani di Mountain Bike

The Italian Mountain Bike titles have been awarded.

Nervesa della Battaglia (TV) – Fabio Bassignana won the Under-23 Italian MTB XCO Champion title after a commanding performance on the technical course at Parco Rive degli Angeli. The KTM Protek-Elettrosystem rider made a difference from the start, setting a pace no one could match. KTM Protek-Elettrosystem completed a dominant day thanks to Ettore Fabbro's silver medal, while Martino Zavan took bronze. Martina Berta, Valentina Corvi, and Angelica Gatto are the new Italian Olympic cross-country champions in the Elite and Under-23 categories.
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Tadej Pogacar rivince a Le Markstein tre anni dopo e rafforza il primato al Tour de France

Tadej Pogacar won again at Le Markstein three years later and strengthened his lead at the Tour de France

The second stage of the Tour de France in Le Markstein, three years after the previous one, crowned the same winner: Tadej Pogacar. This second victory for the world champion has a very different meaning than the previous one: back then, the Slovenian star redeemed himself with a consolation victory, succumbing to Jonas Vingegaard's dominance in the general classification. Three years later, the UAE Emirates XRG leader dominated, wearing the Yellow Jersey, taking his fourth victory of the season, riding solo in the lead. In his seven participations, he now boasts 25 stage victories, the same total as…
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La tappa più lunga del Tour allo svizzero Mauro Schimd, sale in classifica Tom Pidcock

Swiss rider Mauro Schmid wins the longest stage of the Tour, while Tom Pidcock climbs the rankings.

The longest stage of the 2026 Tour de France—205.8 km from Dole to Belfort—favored Tom Pidcock, who, despite not winning, advanced in the overall standings. The stage featured a 57-rider breakaway that formed after over 100 kilometers of battle at breakneck speed. Mauro Schmid (Jayco AlUla) and Tom Pidcock (Pinarello Q36.5) were the protagonists up and down the iconic Pallon d'Alsace. The British climber conquered the climb and built a huge lead over the peloton. But the formidable Swiss attacked on the descent and narrowly overtook Harold Tejada…
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Al Tour de France tris allo sprint di Tim Merlier

Tim Merlier's sprint trio at the Tour de France

The twelfth stage of the Tour de France, starting from the Nevers Magny-Cours circuit, once again crowned Tim Merlier (Soudal Quick-Step), who prevailed in the final sprint at the finish line in Chalon-sur-Saône. Already a winner in Bordeaux and Bergerac, the Belgian sprinter took his third victory in his third appearance in the race, following those in 2021 (in Pontivy) and 2025 (Dunkirk, Châteauroux). Baptiste Veistroffer (Lotto Intermarché) led the day, but the sprinters' teams maintained control. Filippo Ganna also attempted to do so, but Merlier proved to be the fastest on the straight…
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Soren Wærenskjold vince in volata al Tour dopo avere rischiato il ritiro

Soren Wærenskjold wins Tour de France sprint after nearly retiring

The eleventh stage of the 2026 Tour de France crowned a sprinter who, the day after a crash that left him last in Le Lioran, triumphed at the finish line in Never. Soren Wærenskjold (Uno-X Mobility) began the day with some doubts. During the stage, he called the race doctor to have his right hand treated. Ultimately, he sprinted to his first stage win at the Tour, using his full power to launch the sprint with 350 meters to go and get the better of Olav Kooij (Decathlon CMA CGM) and Jasper Philipsen (Alpecin-Deceuninck). With a…
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Tadej Pogacar mostruoso sul Col de Pertus nel giorno della festa nazionale francese

Tadej Pogacar's monstrous performance on the Col de Pertus on the French national holiday

On the French national holiday, Tadej Pogacar (UAE Emirates-XRG) put on a spectacular show at the Tour de France, triumphing on stage 10 and taking his third victory of the edition. He is the first rider to win three stages on July 14, surpassing, among others, Jacques Anquetil, whose list of victories also includes two overall victories on this special day. It was a brutal stage with a whopping 3,800 meters of elevation gain spread across 166.6 km from Aurillac to Le Lioran. The French riders conquered the day's seven climbs, with Richard Carapaz (EF Education-EasyPost) the last to give up, but no one could…
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Italia prima nel medagliere degli Europei su pista Juniores e U23

Italy first in the medal table at the European Track Championships for Juniors and U23s

Cottbus – The Junior and Under 23 European Track Championships concluded with the Italian team winning 27 medals, including 14 gold, 7 silver, and 6 bronze, and first place in the overall medal table. This extraordinary result ties the 2023 gold record but adds five more medals overall. Compared to the 2025 European Championships, the leap is even more significant: five more medals overall and five more golds. Approximately 701 TP3T athletes from the Italian squad made the podium (30 of the 42 athletes selected), and Italians were among the top performers in all disciplines.
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Van der Poel vince la nona tappa del Tour de France, Pogacar sempre in maglia gialla

Van der Poel wins stage nine of the Tour de France, Pogacar remains in the yellow jersey

A spectacular ninth stage of the 2026 Tour de France, featuring four climbs and approximately 3,000 meters of elevation gain, preceded the rest day. Mathieu Van der Poel triumphed in Ussel after 154.6 km on the roads of Corrèze, and Tadej Pogacar held off the Flying Dutchman's breakaway and retained the yellow jersey. Van der Poel prevailed over Tobias Johannessen (Uno-X Mobility) and Tom Pidcock (Pinarello-Q36.5) to claim his third stage victory of the Tour. The stage was originally scheduled to be 185 km, but the Tour de France organizing committee decided to…
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Predomo campione europeo sprint su pista U23, argento Stella nell’Omnium

Predomo wins European U23 track sprint champion, Stella silver in the Omnium

COTTBUS - The penultimate day of the Under-23 and Junior European Track Championships in Cottbus brought two more medals to Italy. Mattia Predomo won the continental title in the Under-23 sprint, while Davide Stella finished second in the Omnium. These results allow the Italians to continue occupying the top spots in the medal table. Predomo built on his success in the final against Nikita Kiriltsev, defeating him in two events. Davide Stella also played a key role in the Under-23 Omnium. The Italian remained in contention for victory until the final stages and finished with 112 points, behind Spaniard Alvaro Navas Marchal, the European champion with...
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Vittoria di tappa bis per Merlier al Tour de France, Pogacar saldamente in maglia gialla

Merlier secures second stage victory at the Tour de France, Pogacar secures yellow jersey

Tim Merlier (Soudal-Quick-Step) secured his second consecutive victory at the 2026 Tour de France, conquering Bergerac the day after his success in Bordeaux. Breakaway rider Liam Slock (Lotto Intermarché) held out until the final 1.5 kilometers, but stage eight was decided in a sprint finish that favored the Belgian star. Merlier now boasts five stage wins at the Tour and becomes the first sprinter to win back-to-back stages since Jasper Philipsen in the opening days of the 2023 Tour. The Alpecin-Premier Tech rider had to settle for fourth place in Bergerac, a better finish than in Bordeaux.…
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