Written by Dan Kauffman of Hub City Cycling
  
  The second Division 1 Classic of Season 47 takes place in "Cobblestone Heaven" or as it's often referred to in real life, "The Hell of the North." Is it, of course, northern France, where 249 kilometers

of rough roads will challenge 24 teams and 144 riders to an endurance test unlike any other.
  
  Legends of this event include Landon Naumann (three-time winner from Seasons 3-5), Julian Pope (three-time winner, Seasons 18, 20 and 27), Gasp... Read more

  Written by Dan Kauffman of Hub City Cycling
  
  The first Division 1 Classic of season 47 is a doozy, perhaps the OCM's premier mountain test — the 232-kilometer Alpe d'Huez Classic in France, with climbs over the Col de Galibier and the Col de

la Croix de Fer before the finishing summit of the legendary Alpe d'Huez itself. This is a race in which only the fittest and finest climbers will be left battling for the title — but of course, the support they get in getting to that final monstrous climb will be critica... Read more

  Written by Dan Kauffman of Hub City Cycling
  
  The Critérium La Provence is the final Division 1 Classic of Year 46. Its 203 kilometers sends riders through beautiful French scenery, much of it rolling up and down one mountain or hill after another.

While it slightly favors the top climbers, it's a race that a well-rounded rider, strong in climbing, downhills, hills and flat roads, can excel in without needing to be the absolute best in any one category. And that will be how I analyze this race, with the top conte... Read more

  Written by Don Hamstre of Schiavi di Don
  
  Starting a day on the Lofoten is always a good thing. Even when you are preparing yourself for a week of suffering. No surprise then, that most of the teams that signed up for Norway Tour have decided

to arrive here early. I managed to speak with most of them on a tour through the local hotels and bars. I asked them the obvious questions, who their captain is, what their goal is for the tour, what their favourite country apart from Norway is, and because the deciding TT i... Read more

  Written by Don Hamstre of Schiavi di Don
  
  The wildlife surrounding Edmonton is breathtaking. Not only because there are bears chasing you, but also by the pure natural beauty of the landscape. Just before Edmonton Red Deer Tour starts in William

Hawrelak Park, I decide to enjoy nature and take a hike along the parcours. Walking across Emily Murphy Hill, the first real challenge for our riders, I get a good impression of how tough this race might be. After a while longer I reach Walterdale Bridge, a 100yr old stee... Read more

  Written by Buciu Alexandru of Fighting
  
  Hello, everybody! How are you? Today’s guest is one of the best in terms of first spots and money in the game and also, his riders have the most awards won. He is a true Danish and in love with tropical,

underwater landscape. Please help me in welcoming the one that holds the name, but is not part of the band...Jonas from Jonas Pro Cycling!
  
  ALEX: Thank you for accepting my invitation! How are you?
  Jonas: Thank you for in... Read more

  Written by Buciu Alexandru of Fighting
  
  Hello, everybody and welcome to The Late Show! It is a nice and sunny day and we have a new guest to learn from! His name is short and sharp, he claims he comes from Norway, but his passport says something

else. You can find there Comoros, Turkey or even Australia! Please let me know in welcoming the one, the only, the man from everywhere...Donald of Andeby!
  
  ALEX: How are you?
  Donald: G’day mate. Im superb. Happy to be b... Read more