Race-Ticker Cape Epic is launched. Annika Langvad already shone before that. One German mountain biker, however, is likely to regret the mistake of her life for a long time to come. https://www.ride.ch/de/news/cape-epic-und-andere-heldentaten-0 Langvad on the road The fact that Annika Langvad feels comfortable on gravel roads is not too surprising. "Strade Bianche" and the unfamiliar rhythm of a road race nevertheless demanded everything from her, all the more so when she finally rode across the finish line in Siena in second place. Who is the doped mountain biker? A doping case against a German mountain biker has been ongoing since 2018, and the German (bike) media have long been puzzling over who it is. The details recently published by the public prosecutor's office in Freiburg i. Br. now make it possible for anyone to find out her name. However, no media title seems to want to be the first to mention her name. Cape Epic: The favorites win the prologue The Cape Epic 2019 started with the prologue. Unsurprisingly, Annika Langvad and Anna van der Breggen won the women's race and Nino Schurter and Lars Forster won the men's race. They will tackle the first of the seven stages in the yellow leader's jersey. The decision will be made next Sunday, after a total of 630 kilometers and over 16,000 meters of climbing near Stellenbosch.
Langvad on the road The fact that Annika Langvad feels comfortable on gravel roads is not too surprising. "Strade Bianche" and the unfamiliar rhythm of a road race nevertheless demanded everything from her, all the more so when she finally rode across the finish line in Siena in second place.
Who is the doped mountain biker? A doping case against a German mountain biker has been ongoing since 2018, and the German (bike) media have long been puzzling over who it is. The details recently published by the public prosecutor's office in Freiburg i. Br. now make it possible for anyone to find out her name. However, no media title seems to want to be the first to mention her name.
Cape Epic: The favorites win the prologue The Cape Epic 2019 started with the prologue. Unsurprisingly, Annika Langvad and Anna van der Breggen won the women's race and Nino Schurter and Lars Forster won the men's race. They will tackle the first of the seven stages in the yellow leader's jersey. The decision will be made next Sunday, after a total of 630 kilometers and over 16,000 meters of climbing near Stellenbosch.