Results
Swipe to scroll horizontally
| # | Rider Name (Country) Team |
|---|---|
| 1 | Cody Kelley (Specialized/Enve) |
| 2 | Kyle Strait (GT/Sram/Fox/Kenda) |
| 3 | Brian Lopes (Intense/Pearl Izumi/X-Fusion) |
| 4 | Logan Binggeli (KHS Factory Racing) |
| 5 | Luca Cometti (Intense Factory Racing) |
| 6 | Mike Day (GT Bicyles) |
| 7 | Mikey Haderer (Zerode Usa/Shimano) |
| 8 | Walker Shaw (Sram/Troy Lee Designs Racing) |
| 9 | Austin Warren (Drd Evil/Dvo/Ht Components) |
| 10 | Chris Powell (Team Better Buzz Coffee) |
| 11 | Lars Sternberg (Transition Bikes/Fox Shox) |
| 12 | Kevin Aiello (KHS Factory Racing) |
| 13 | Adrien Loron (Scott) |
| 14 | Dave Cullinan |
| 15 | Alexander Geddes (Norco Factory Team) |
| 16 | Steve Wentz (Sram/Santa Cruz) |
| 17 | Bas Van Steenbergen (Transition Bikes) |
| 18 | Ryan Condrashoff (Sram/Scott/Novatec) |
| 19 | Mark Wallace (Devinci Global Racing) |
| 20 | Cameron Zink (Yt/Monster Energy/Sram) |
| 21 | Cole Picchiottino (Trek) |
| 22 | Tommy Herrmann (Nrg/Foes) |
| 23 | Graeme Pitts |
| 24 | Cody Johnson (ODI) |
| 25 | John Hauer (Muscle Mile/Specialized) |
| 26 | Blake Carney (Speedline/Fly/Leatt/Novate) |
| 27 | Kyle Warner (Marin/Sr Suntour) |
| 28 | Tyler Mccaul |
| 29 | Kai Rogers (Honey Stinger/Fox/Spy/Arts) |
| 30 | Kyle Thomas (Diamondback) |
| 31 | Tim Krentz (Bicycle Emporium) |
| 32 | Andrew Terry (Gravity Pirates/C3 Bikeshop) |
-
Who is the next Tadej Pogačar? - These are the super talents who could win the Tour de France before 2030
From Evenepoel to Seixas and Torres to Widar, here are the Grand Tour riders of the next decade -
Puck Pieterse forgoes Rwanda Road Worlds to focus on title defense at Mountain Bike World Championships in Switzerland
Reigning U23 women's road winner already back at MTB World Cup series to prepare for elite women's XCO race on September 13 -
Renewi Tour: Mathieu van der Poel powers past Arnaud De Lie to win stage 3 on the cobbles
Tim Wellens fades to third from breakaway trio and hands over GC lead to De Lie -
'I’m going to enjoy it' – Matteo Jorgenson relieved at Tadej Pogačar's absense from Vuelta a España
US rider ready to find out how body reacts to riding two Grand Tours in a season as he rides in support of Jonas Vingegaard
