André Greipel wins stage seven of the 2016 Giro d'Italia. Photo: Graham Watson
André Greipel (Lotto-Soudal) fought his way through to the front to take a powerful sprint win on stage seven of the Giro d'Italia.
The German's team had done much of the work in the closing kilometres, but for a time he looked to have been put out of contention as his rivals crowded around him.
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The Oura ring reviewed: is this wellness tracker helpful to cyclists?With its focus on recovery and wellness, the Oura ring offers unique insights but is it worth the investment over other wearables?
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Shimano RC703 road shoe review: sleek, stiff and robustShimano's second-tier offering combines a rigid carbon sole with handy Boa dials and protective toe caps
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‘Current WorldTour system is killing all the smaller teams,’ says Reinardt Janse van RensburgSouth African ex-Lotto Soudal rider fears more teams could find themselves in B & B Hotels-KTM situation if the system doesn’t change
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Caleb Ewan ‘not going anywhere’ after team's relegation, says Lotto-SoudalSpokesperson for Belgian team says that Ewan has expressed desire to stay and lead the team in 2023
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‘It's not been a great Tour for the sprinters’ - Caleb Ewan rues bad luck at the Tour de France after heavy crash on stage 13Lotto Soudal sprinter involved in nasty crash with a teammate midway through stage into Saint-Étienne
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'I’m still having to pinch myself a little bit, what a ride!' : Reinardt Janse van Rensburg’s journey to a sixth Tour de FranceThe 33 year old South African rider feared his career was over before Lotto Soudal came calling.
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André Greipel: WorldTour relegation system 'totally bulls**t'The former pro cyclist talks UCI points, watching cycling as a fan, and the lack of sprint opportunities at the Tour de France
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Lotto Soudal pins Tour de France hopes on 'one of the fastest riders of the peloton', Caleb EwanCaleb Ewan, Philippe Gilbert, Andreas Kron and Tim Wellens all make the team's Tour de France lineup
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Racing every race like it's the last of the season: how smaller teams are overperforming this yearLotto-Soudal and Intermarché-Wanty-Gobert Matériaux have won 11 races between them in 2022 after just 21 in all of last year, so what's going on?
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Meet Florian Vermeersch, the history student and local councillor who finished second at Paris-RoubaixThe Lotto Soudal rider on living up to new expectations, the new approach of his team, and how time trialling helps in the Classics
