Joe Lindsey

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Can the resurgent sprinter become the Tour’s leader in all-time stage wins?

The Australian WorldTour pro bikepacked the route from Brest to Paris

Look forward to dirt races, gravel rides, and more in 2021

With the yellow jersey all but wrapped up, the secondary jerseys are going to liven up the final week of the Tour.

The Colorado native could win a Grand Tour one day. But first he has to want it.

NextHash, the new co-title sponsor of the Qhubeka team, considers someone nicknamed “Bitcoin Jesus” as one of its advisors. (Yep, you read that correctly.)

Plus, Cavendish’s prospects for green are looking good, a tight KOM race, and other news and notes you might have missed.

The sprinter tied Eddy Merckx’s stage-win record, which just a few months ago felt so far out of reach.

He was executing his plan perfectly—until he got a flat at the worst possible time during Stage 10 of the Tour de France.

After the rest day, Stage 10 is the perfect opportunity for dropped riders to gain time, assuming weather doesn’t play a factor.

Really though, this is Mark Cavendish’s YOLO Tour, and we’re all enjoying the ride.

The Tour’s longest stage in 21 years should provide exciting racing in the mountains.

The first of two time trials in this year’s Tour, Stage 5 could put a new rider in the yellow jersey.

A short stage and low-key route are the perfect tonics for a crash-weary pack ahead of Wednesday’s crucial time trial.

So, who actually IS going to win the Tour?

Riders will try to avoid the huge pileups that we saw in Stage 1.

If there’s one thing we know about Vino, it’s that you never, ever count him out.

Rule your mini-league, or at least avoid ignominious defeat, with these strategies.

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