Featured · Cycling · 5 min ·

They Booed Him on Bastille Day

Tadej Pogačar won stage 10 at Le Lioran and part of the crowd jeered. With the yellow jersey all but settled, the 2026 Tour's real contest is the one happening three minutes behind him.

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Cycling · 5 min ·

He Has Run Out of People to Beat

Tadej Pogačar won a fifth Tour de France, Mathieu van der Poel stole the last stage in Paris, and cycling's greatest-of-all-time argument changed shape again.

Cycling · 3 min ·

The Cycling Dispatch: The Week of Two Alpe d'Huez

The 2026 Tour heads for the only back-to-back Alpe d'Huez in race history, the GC has quietly narrowed, and a route with almost no time trial is asking a different question of the climbers — this week through the Cadence & Crema lens.

Coffee · 6 min ·

Your Espresso Is Not a Dose

Sports science gives cyclists a caffeine number — 3 to 6 mg per kilo, an hour out. The cup you actually drink can miss that number by a factor of six, and you would never know.

Cycling · 3 min ·

The Cycling Dispatch: Mid-July Edition

Tour de France climbs, the rise of gravel-influenced road kit, and why a warm morning still calls for a merino base layer — this week through the Cadence & Crema lens.

Coffee · 2 min ·

The Best Coffee for Early Morning Rides

Not every coffee survives a 5 a.m. alarm. How roast level, brew method, and timing decide whether your first hour on the bike feels like flying or filing taxes.

Cycling · 2 min ·

Cycling Apparel Materials, Explained

Merino, polyester, nylon, and the blends between them — what each fabric actually does on a ride, and why the "technical" label means less than the weave.