India’s first-ever Continental multi-stage road race for men burst into life on Monday afternoon as the Bajaj Pune Grand Tour 2026 rolled out from Goodluck Chowk near Deccan Gymkhana.
With just 48 hours to go to the start of India’s inaugural UCI 2.2 Continental Cycling Road Race- Bajaj Pune Grand Tour 2026, the Indian riders are ready to embrace the experience, learnings, and take up the challenge that brings them to the brink of breaking into the international circuit. India’s largest contingent of 12 riders will participate, as Pune […]
Edward Pinheiro, a Mumbai resident is on a mission with his initiative #SaveTheCyclist to mobilise the cycling community towards sensitising drivers and reducing road conflicts, collisions and casualties. We spoke to him to learn more about his cycling journey and long term vision.
The second Grand Tour of the season marks Ursus’ return to the roads of the Tour de France. After a stage win at the Giro d’Italia, the Italian brand now aims to build on that success and confirm the strong performance of its PROXIMA Team Edition wheels.
Six years later, the reigning Giro d’Italia Women champion ‘Elisa Longo Borghini is back with the Italian brand, joining forces with Filippo Ganna and more top-tier athletes in their quest for victory with Veloce Extreme at their feet.
Every month I intend to bring a spotlight on one cyclist from around the world. I will introduce him/her briefly by talking about their major accomplishments and do a rapid fire question and answer segment. This month I am featuring Saifee Raipurwala – a senior cyclist and a writer from the metropolitan city of Mumbai.
This is the first time I have been watching Tour de France on TV. It is the worlds greatest bicycle race with a rich legacy of over hundred years. Stage 18 of the Tour de France was action packed with plenty of excitement and high on entertainment.
‘Away’ is the 2nd book by the author Dhruv Bogra. The first one was the best seller ‘Grit, Gravel and Gear’ in which he described his pan American journey from the Arctic to the Andes spanning 400 days and 18000 kms solo trip on a bicycle.
My Name is Dhiren Bontra and I must confess that I was the most notorious kid in school. I was always very passionate about sports and fitness. After completing my graduation, I and my friend Arun Rajpurohit were not keen on doing a “9 to 5 job” and we knew that our passion of bicycling was our calling.
Lt. Col. Bharat Pannu from Rohtak, Haryana became the new record holder for the Fastest Cyclist To Cover Kashmir To Kanyakumari Route (K2K). Riding from Northern tip of India, Bharat Pannu covered a distance of 3600 kms and reached to the Southern tip passing 13 states enroute creating a Guinness World Record.
