Race reports on everything from Milan-San Remo to the local training crit, utterly unfounded opinions, plenty of Versus-bashing, and twice the journalistic zest of The New York Post.
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This is an intervention, Cadel. You have a victim complex, and you need to stop sabotaging yourself. It’s not that surprising—competitive cycling is largely an exercise in masochism—and the best riders tend to be the ones who’ve learned how to...
Yesterday, Outside editor John Bradley tweeted the message I’ve inserted below. It’s a nice thought, and there’s some good logic behind it—Google’s a smart, agile company, with business all over the world. It’s also been running YouTube at a loss for...
I realize, looking back through my blog, that Cadel Evans, for a variety of reasons, ends up portrayed in a not-entirely-awesome light. And that’s a little unfair.
Many of Cadel’s more readily-caricatured traits—crankiness, occasionally short...
“It was Amstel Gold, the winning group was up the road, I think I was second or third group, and I knew we were approaching the finish, but I was just curious how many more kilometers (I’m very Euro now that I’ve switched to metric) there were...
What is this show “Holland Sport”, on which cyclists say things to the world? It does not seem like it sets a reasonable standard for investigative reporting.
(you should probably read the comments before proceeding)
First it was Thomas Dekker,...
