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A Last Tour De France "Fast and Furious" Before Braking?
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The Tour de France will simmer in Lille this Saturday. If the projectors will logically be pointed at the riders, Tadej Pogacar in the lead, the bikes – and more broadly the equipment – will attract some of this light. The last three editions have been the fastest in history with averages of 42,030 km/h in 2022, 41,820 km/h in 2024 and 41,427 km/h in 2023. A trend that could end in the years to come since the International Cycling Union has deci…
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