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Association cycliste au quotidien en Touraine

Association des cyclistes au quotidien en Touraine

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In 1989, director Lauren Hefferon became the first female-founded bike tour company to serve the most authentic, delicious and inspirational Bicycle Tours for the Culturally Curious . Since then, our passion for bicycling, travel and cross-cultural education has only grown stronger. Our mission is to inspire active travelers to embrace cycling as a soulful form of travel that connects us with the world and to the passionate, curious and creative human spirit. Our claim to fame? We specialize in innovative itineraries led by the world’s greatest, award-winning, experienced, and local tour guides. That is our Ciclismo guarantee that keeps our guests returning year after year to experience the Ciclismo magic. Once you’ve traveled with us, you’re part of the Ciclismo Famiglia! Benvenuti –Welcome!

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Often mentioned alongside Tuscany or Provence, Italy’s neighbor to the East, Croatia is a stunning force of nature, rich history and diverse culture. Particularly, Croatia’s Istrian Peninsula where our idyllic tour pedals through charming villages, vineyards, and coastal roads that feel like a dream with the contrast of striking BLUES and GREENS 🌴🌊🌳 Istria is a vibrant landmass dotted with the historical landmarks, including medieval villages, Roman ruins and fantastic Byzantine cathedrals. The natural beauty of the Northern Adriatic Coast is astounding, shifting from vibrant azure waters lining the coast, against a backdrop of deep green, truffle-filled forests and olive groves 🫒💙 Join us in Croatia for Adriatic magic with shoulder season dates including May 25, September 7 or 28. #CycleAdventure #ExploreByBike #PedalExplorer #BikeWanderlust #CyclingJourneys #AdventureCyclist #WanderOnWheels #BikeExpeditions #PedalVentures #TravelByCycle #CyclingNomad #BikeExplorer #CycleWanderer #PedalDiscoveries #AdventureOnTwoWheels #BikeWanderer #ExplorePedalRepeat #Croatia #AdriaticMagic #IstrianPeninsula

It’s National Pizza Day! Carpe Diem, pizza lovers. Seize the day and enjoy one of life’s simplest pleasures. We deeply understand that delicious food in the company of family and good friends is also one of life’s greatest pleasures. A perfect harmony where the Ciclismo Classico experience performs its magic year after year.⁠ ⁠ Where is your favourite place to enjoy a slice? Ours is Italy, of course!⁠ ⁠ #CycleAndSavor #CulturalCycling #TourDeFlavor #CulinaryCycles #EpicureanEscapes #CulinaryJourneys #CulturalCyclist #NationalPizzaDay #PizzaLovers #PizzaLover #Napoli #ItalianFood #PizzaNapoletana #CucinaItaliana #PizzaItaliana

La Bella Puglia! Named one of the “20 Places to See Now” by National Geographic Traveler, this bike tour takes you through the heart of fascinating Puglia in Italy’s southern region, with landscapes and villages steeped in Greek, Norman, and Arab history.⁠ ⁠ Begin your journey in Santa Maria di Leuca, where the Adriatic and Ionian seas meet, and pass through Otranto, a picturesque town whose complicated yet intriguing history makes it one of Puglia’s most sought-after places. ⁠ ⁠ Then, you will pedal to the Baroque capital of the Salento area, Lecce. Heading north, you will ride through one of the enological gems of the south of Italy to Alberobello, the Trulli region, spun by clusters of fantastic conical dwellings surrounded by enormous, gnarled olive trees. ⁠ ⁠ You end your journey in Matera, a city in the Basilicata region, world-renowned for its sassi (cave dwellings).⁠ ⁠ Of course, there is plenty of time to indulge in spicy handmade orecchiette, bruschetta covered with juicy tomatoes, roasted red peppers, and grilled calamari. The warm hospitality of the region and friendly conversation greet you at every turn!⁠ ⁠ If this sounds like an unbelievable plan, you can book your “La Bella Puglia” tour with dates starting in May through October. #CycleAndSavor #CulturalCycling #GourmetPedals #TourDeFlavor #BikeAndBiteAdventures #CulinaryCycles #TasteOnTwoWheels #RollAndRelish #CyclingCuisine #EpicureanEscapes #GlobetrotterCycles #TrekAndTaste #CulinaryJourneys #Puglia #CulturalCyclist #CiclismoClassico

Our cycling tour guides are some of the world’s best, but they’re so much more. They’re your hosts of the destinations you visit, connecting you to the heart and soul of local culture and people. ⁠ ⁠ Marcello Bonini celebrates his 26th year of guiding tours for Ciclismo Classico this year. Can you believe he has toured “Bike Across Italy” over 80 times? Join us in saying a heartfelt “GRAZIE MILLE” to Marcello! ⁠ ⁠ Have you enjoyed riding alongside Marcello Bonini on your tour? Share your stories here! Want to ride with him again? He will be leading the following tours in 2024:⁠ ⁠ ❤️ Heart of Tuscany - May 27⁠ 🌊 Taste of Southern Amalfi - June 15⁠ ❤️ Heart of Tuscany - June 28 / FULL⁠ 🏔️ Ride the Dolomites - July 22⁠ 🍷 Taste of Abruzzo - September 7⁠ ⁠ Join Marcello for the ride of your life!⁠ ⁠ #CiclismoClassico #BestGuidesBestRides CycleAdventure #PedalExplorer #BikeWanderlust #CyclingJourneys #AdventureCyclist #WanderOnWheels #BikeExpeditions #PedalVentures #TravelByCycle #CyclingNomad #BikeExplorer #CycleWanderer #PedalDiscoveries #AdventureOnTwoWheels

Nestled along the shimmering Adriatic Sea lies a hidden gem that captures the hearts of all who coast along its shores—Croatia’s Istrian Peninsula. From picturesque seaside villages to rugged cliffs adorned with olive groves and ancient Roman ruins, this region embodies the essence of Mediterranean beauty.⁠ ⁠ Did you know? Historically, Croatia was caught among the maritime empire of Venice, the landlocked Austro-Hungarian empire, and the Ottoman Empire, which spanned both land and sea. As a result, the region’s cultural heritage bears the fruits of all three of these cultures.⁠ ⁠ But what truly makes Istria special? The people. With their warm hospitality and rich cultural heritage, the locals of Istria welcome you, inviting you to partake in age-old traditions and savor the flavors of their land.⁠ ⁠ Stroll through the cobblestone streets of Rovinj, savor freshly caught seafood in Pula, or indulge in world-class truffles from the region’s forests, each encounter with the people of Istria leaves an indelible mark on your soul.⁠ ⁠ Discover this gem on our “Croatia’s Istrian Peninsula” tour!⁠ Join us with shoulder season dates including May 25, September 7 or 28. ⁠ #CycleAndSavor #CulturalCycling #GourmetPedals #TourDeFlavor #BikeAndBiteAdventures #CulinaryCycles #TasteOnTwoWheels #RollAndRelish #CyclingCuisine #EpicureanEscapes #GlobetrotterCycles #TrekAndTaste #CulinaryJourneys #PedalToPlate #CulturalCyclist #TastingTrails #WanderWheelers #AdriaticMagic #Istria #Croatia

Spin and soar along Italy’s most beloved coastline on the “Taste of Southern Amalfi (Cilento)” tour! ⁠🌊 ⁠ Set almost entirely within the boundaries of The National Park of Cilento, located south of the Amalfi Coast in the Campania region; this trip encapsulates the serene nature of Cilento. ⁠ ⁠ Paired with the rich history of charming inland villages and breathtaking views from coastal rides overlooking crystal-blue waters, this tour has it all. ⁠ ⁠ You will meet local hosts whose warmth and hospitality are unmatched as they let you in on the little-known secret of the “other Amalfi Coast,” where peaceful and rolling terrain awaits 😌 Don’t miss out! Join us with dates starting soon! May 12, June 25 and September 29. ⁠ ⁠ #CiclismoClassico #PedalYourPassion #CycleAdventure #ExploreByBike #PedalExplorer #BikeWanderlust #CyclingJourneys #AdventureCyclist #WanderOnWheels #BikeExpeditions #PedalVentures #TravelByCycle #CyclingNomad #BikeExplorer #CycleWanderer #PedalDiscoveries #AdventureOnTwoWheels #ExplorePedalRepeat #WanderlustCyclist #CycleWanderlust

Let’s talk tech! Marcello Bonini, a true Renaissance man and one of the world’s best guides since 1998, speaks his love language for cycling to introduce you to the latest addition to our fleet, La Classica Ribelle 🚴🏽 Our team worked closely with the bicycle experts and leading manufacturers at Officine Mattio to design a custom-made bike for you, which is optimized for high performance and minimal rider stress. #CoclismoClassico PedalPower #RideOn #CyclingLife #BikeCommunity #WheelLife #CyclingCulture #RideTogether #BikeLife #PedalPals #CycleLife #BikeLove #SpinSquad #PedalPushers #RideOnCyclists #BikeAdventures #TwoWheels #CyclingFamily #RideEverywhere #CyclingFriends #BikeTribe #LaClassicaRibelle

Our top travel destinations for 2024 will surprise and delight you! Where do you want to go this year? No matter where your heart takes you, your journey will be unforgettable. Join us and discover the following incredible destinations: ⁠ ⁠ 🌊 Costa Brava⁠ 🏰 Munich to Verona⁠ 🍷 Taste of Abruzzo⁠ 🌲 Friuli & Slovenia⁠ 🌺 Andalucia⁠ 🇪🇸 Bike across Spain⁠ 🇵🇹 Northern Portugal⁠ 🏔️ Majestic Dolomites⁠ ⁠ #CycleAdventure #ExploreByBike #PedalExplorer #BikeWanderlust #CyclingJourneys #AdventureCyclist #WanderOnWheels #BikeExpeditions #PedalVentures #TravelByCycle #CyclingNomad #BikeExplorer #CycleWanderer #PedalDiscoveries #AdventureOnTwoWheels #BikeWanderer #WanderlustCyclist #CycleWanderlust #PedalToExplore

What makes up your ideal vacation? Is it the company, cuisine, or stunning views? ⁠ ⁠ How about having all of these things? Ciclismo Classico tours offer an immersive experience that is a feast for your senses—leaving a lasting impression on your heart and introducing you to unforgettable places and people ❤️⁠ ⁠ #CiclismoClassico #PedalYourPassion #CycleAndSavor #CulturalCycling #CyclingJourneys #AdventureCyclist #WanderOnWheels #CyclingLife #PedalPower

🍦🇮🇹 The great gelato debate continues: where in Italy have you tasted the MOST heavenly gelato? One of our favorite stops in Southern Italy is Arte Fredda in Alberobello. At Arte Fredda, only the freshest ingredients are used, such as the renowned Bronte pistachios from Sicily, or the almonds from the groves along quiet country roads. But it’s not just the ingredients that make this a top gelateria, imagine fruits filled with gelato, cakes painted by hand, and wine sorbets. This isn’t just gelato, it’s a culinary creation. With flavors as exotic as mango, prickly pear and mulberry, there is bound to be a flavor that pleases everyone. Get a scoop or two on our La Bella Puglia Bike Tour starting May 25! https://ciclismoclassico.com/tours/la-bella-puglia/ #bikeitaly #luxurytravel #AdventureTravel #activetravel

Experience the magic of spring on the Via Francigena, one of the world`s oldest pilgrimage routes! 🚴‍♂️ Our bike tour takes you along the ancient pilgrimage route, dating back to medieval times, through picturesque landscapes, charming villages, and historic wonders. 🏰 As the season blooms, pedal through vibrant meadows and witness Italy`s awakening in full splendor! Tour Date: April 23-May 2. https://ciclismoclassico.com/tours/via-francigena/ #viafrancigena #bikeitaly #gravelride #gravelbiking #AdventureTravel #luxurytravel #activetravel

🚴‍♂️ Did you know? Quebec City boasts 400+ km of bike paths, creating a cyclist`s paradise with scenic routes along the St. Lawrence River and charming neighborhoods! 🇨🇦 Join our Quebec City Spoke Bike Tour for the ultimate cycling adventure. 🏰🚲 Immerse yourself in rich history, stunning architecture, an exquisite food scene, and vibrant culture as you pedal through cobblestone streets. This tour blends exploration and relaxation, unveiling Quebec`s beauty from Old Town to breathtaking landscapes. Pack your excitement and join us for an unforgettable biking experience in this Canadian gem! Tour date: Sept 22-26. 🍁 https://ciclismoclassico.com/tours/quebec-city-spoke-bike-tour/ #Bikequebec #ExploreQuebec #luxurytravel #activetravel #adventuretravel

#MondayMotivation 🚴‍♂️✨ Looking for an adrenaline-pumping biking experience in 2024? If you`re all about vigorous rides, challenging climbs, and thrilling descents, our advanced tours are calling your name! ❤ Bike Across Southern Italy (Starts 6/2 or 9/9) ❤ Bike Across Spain (Starts 6/26) ❤ Majestic Dolomites (Starts 7/1) ❤ Taste of Abruzzo and Molise (Starts 5/18 or 9/7) Schedule a call, and we`ll guide you to an unforgettable cycling adventure! https://ciclismoclassico.com/contact/schedule-a-call/ #luxurytravel #adventuretravel #activetravel #bikeitaly #bikespain #bikedolomites #bikeabruzzo #bikemolise #southernitaly

Ever cycled alongside Ciclismo Superstar Marcello Bonini? A Ciclismo guide since 1998, he`s led countless of Ciclismo tours in Tuscany and Central Italy, including our beloved Bike Across Italy! 🇮🇹 He loves serenading our guests while biking from dreamy destination to dreamy destination. This year, he`s dreaming of biking Abruzzo and Molise, and who can blame him! These two regions of Italy are utterly mesmerizing, boasting spectacular beauty and rich ancient culture! Fun Fact: This weekend, he`s celebrating a birthday. Join us in wishing him Buon Compleanno!

If the thought of biking through Piedmont, Italy`s ultimate wine haven, has already caught your attention, get ready for an extra dose of excitement! On Day 6 and 7, our home away from home is none other than the luxurious Relais Sant`Uffizio - Wellness & SPA! This historic monastery turned boutique hotel is a haven of elegance, surrounded by vineyards and rolling hills. From exquisite rooms to gourmet dining to its spa, every moment is a celebration of Italian charm. https://ciclismoclassico.com/tours/piedmont-barolo-truffles/ #piedmont #bikepiedmont #bikeitaly #LuxuryTravel #adventuretravel #activetravel

Whether you`re new to bike travel or looking to ease into the cycling season, check out one of our Easy or Athletic Beginner bike tours happening this Spring! ❤ Taste of Tuscany (Starts 5/18) ❤ La Bella Puglia (Starts 5/25) ❤ Taste of Sardinia (Starts 5/26) ❤ Sud Tyrol Roll (Starts 6/15) Schedule a call and we will help you find the best tour for you! https://ciclismoclassico.com/contact/schedule-a-call/ #luxurytravel #adventuretravel #activetravel #biketuscany #bikepuglia #bikesardinia #sudtyrol

What a fantastic start to the week! Thank you to first-time Alumna, Suzie M. for sharing her incredible feedback about our Bike Across Southern Italy tour! "It was the absolute best trip I’ve ever been on. The riding was challenging, beautiful, and quiet. The hotels were centrally located, unique, and luxurious. The cultural tours were perfectly arranged after our ride, before dinner, and private. Meals and wine pairings were not only delicious, but educational. The guides were so much fun. Warm, friendly, supportive, and super attentive. By the end of the 11 night journey, I felt that I had made new friends/family. It was a superb trip! Can’t wait to hit Corsica/Sardinia in May!" #biketour #adventuretravel #activetravel #luxurytravel

☕🇮🇹 Italian cafes are more than just spots for coffee or an after bike ride relaxation – they`re where you savor the "il dolce far niente" (the sweetness of doing nothing). Take some time this weekend to start planning your next Italian bike tour! ☕🍨 #biketour #adventuretravel #activetravel #luxurytravel

Guess what?! This year Ciclismo Classico is turning 35! 🚴‍♀️💕 Since 1989, we`ve been on a mission to combine our insatiable love of cycling, travel, and culture into unforgettable bike tours across Europe and beyond. A lot can changed in 35 years, but one thing always stays the same: Our guests can`t stop raving about the Ciclismo magic! 🌍🚴‍♂️ If you`ve experienced the Ciclismo Magic, share your stories with us in the comments below! #biketour #adventuretravel #activetravel #luxurytravel #throwback #womenownedbusiness #womenowned

Nestled in Northeastern Italy, the Dolomites are among the world`s most beautiful destinations. Once an ancient coral reef, now a majestic mountain range, this picturesque countryside feels like a fairytale come to life! 🏰✨ Epic passes, stunning landscapes, Italian Cuisine with an Alpine Twist, fairytale villages, what else could you wish for in an outdoor cycling adventure? #luxurytravel #adventuretravel #visititaly #dolomitesitaly #dolomitesunesco

Adventure awaits in Belgium! 🇧🇪 Whether you are looking to pedal bicycle paths that wind their way between quaint towns and charming castles, OR want to sample the world`s best brews, we have the tour for you! 🏰🍺 Join us on the ultimate experience: Bike Across Belgium in 2024! https://ciclismoclassico.com/tours/bike-across-belgium/ #cyclebelgium #activetravel #adventuretravel #luxurytravel

Our Kind of Monday Blues! Dreaming of Polignano al Mare, Italy. Perched on limestone cliffs overlooking the azure Adriatic Sea, this coastal gem is a slice of paradise and the perfect place to kick off our Bike Across Southern Italy tour. Set your out-of-office message for June 2-10. Andiamo! https://ciclismoclassico.com/.../bike-across-southern-italy/ #biketour #bikeitaly #activetravel #adventuretravel #LuxuryTravel

Kicking off the year on an amazing note! Grateful for the feedback from first-time alumna Joan L. on her 2023 La Bella Sicily bike tour: "HAPPY NEW YEAR to you and your fantastic team at Ciclismo. You know that we had the best time EVER on our La Bella Sicily tour with Max and Guido. There are not enough adjectives to describe our trip with your incredible tour company." #bikesicily #bikesicilytour #bikeitaly #bikeitalytour #luxurytravel #adventuretravel #activetravel

Manifesting thrilling NEW bike adventures in 2024! 🚴‍♂️ ❤ Taste of Abruzzo and Molise - Embark on a unique journey starting at the foothills of Gran Sasso, the highest peak of Central Italy, and concluding by the Adriatic Sea in the charming fishing town of Termoli! ❤ Ride the Dolomites - Embark on a captivating cycling journey through the ancient Dolomites. ❤ Taste of Sardinia - Uncover the wild and mysterious allure of the Mediterranean`s most captivating island. ❤ Quebec City Spoke Bike Tour - Immerse yourself in a captivating adventure through Quebec City`s rich tapestry of language, culture, history, and cuisine. 🍁 #bikeitaly #luxurytravel #adventuretravel #activetravel #bikeabruzzo #bikedolomites #bikesardinia #bikequebec

Raise your hand if you can`t stop dreaming of going on a bike tour! Here are some of our top cycling destinations for 2024: ❤ Portugal ❤ Sardinia, Italy ❤ Sud Tyrol and the Dolomites ❤ Germany, Austria and Italy (Why Choose Just One!) ❤ Sicily What destination would you add to our list? PS. Alumni: 5 days left to enjoy our exclusive offer and save $350 ($700 per couple) on any of our international tours for 2024! https://ciclismoclassico.com/ #bikeportugal #bikeitaly #bikedolomites #bikesüdtirol #bikegermany #bikeaustria #bikesicily

From our Ciclismo famiglia to yours, happy holidays!

On this chilly first day of Winter, our minds are already wandering to the sunny adventures that await in 2024. Pure joy awaits: Bike Across Sicily, April 20-30! 🚴‍♂️☀️ #BikeAcrossSicily #travelitaly #travelbybike #luxurytravel #activetravel #AdventureTravel

🚴‍♂️ Nothing brings us more joy than helping our guests have a trip of a lifetime! ❤ Thank you to first-time guest, David L. who had this to say after finishing up our Tuscany and Elba bike tour! "The whole cycling experience was a WOW moment! We spent two and half weeks in Italy (Florence and Roma included) and our favorite time was riding across Tuscany and Elba with Ciclismo. Isacco and Luca were amazing, the best! A truly unforgettable adventure of a lifetime. We are already looking for our next cycling adventure in 2024!" #biketuscany #travelitaly #adventuretravel #activetravel #LuxuryTravel #travelbybike

As we bid farewell to this year, let`s shine a spotlight on the things that fill our hearts with joy! Let`s start with one of our favorite biking destinations, Tuscany! 🇮🇹 Our love for La Toscana knows no bounds – from the jaw-dropping bike routes to the irresistible cuisine and the heartwarming hospitality of its delightful locals! ❤ After all, Tuscany is where the Ciclismo Classico journey started over three decades ago! If you`ve pedaled through this enchanting land, share your favorite memories! Any must-visit spots or delectable dishes that linger in your thoughts? https://ciclismoclassico.com/destinations/tuscany-bike-tours/ #traveltuscany #bikeitaly #LuxuryTravel #activetravel #adventuretravel

This weekend, let a sip of limoncello transport you to the sun-soaked south of Italy. Italians relish this bright, sweet, and tart liqueur as an aperitif or after-dinner treat. Of course, we think this is also the ideal post-biking refreshment – just add some Prosecco, club soda, and citrus slices for a delightful Limoncello Spritz! The origins of limoncello might be debated, but we have the inside scoop on the ideal spots to savor it during our Taste of Amalfi Bike Tour! Andiamo, May 12-17! 🍋🚴‍♂️ https://ciclismoclassico.com/tours/southern-amalfi/ #bikeamalfi #luxurytravel #activetravel #adventuretravel

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Nobody does it better! The routes, the room and board, and most importantly the guides make their tours fantastic! Traveler Review

Couldn’t be happier – our 12th tour with Ciclismo! Jim Sbarbaro, Bike Across Italy Tour

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How to join a French cycling club

If you’ve ever wondered about how to join a cycling club in france, then britta sorensen has this guide to getting you in on the action..

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Joining a cycling club in France can seem a daunting task. I mean, where do you start? How do you find a club? Which one do you choose? And why? Road bike? MTB?  Female? Are you looking for a family friendly club or one for your kids to join? Are you looking for a club that's social and runs events, or do you just want someone to ride with at weekends? Are you looking to enter competitions?  

Answering these questions can help you find the right club for you.

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Finding a club

If you have ANY friends (or friends of friends) who cycle in france then that's the best place to start. If they are members of a cycling club already, then they will be a great source of initial information and may be full of useful knowledge.  

However, if this isn’t the case, then you can start by looking on the amateur cycling website at the ‘ Listes de Clubs Cyclistes ’ in your region, e.g. Midi-Pyrénées has eight departments to look at and within each department there are many clubs for you browse. You will also be able to view how many races they organise each year, gauge the member demographics and get a contact name and email number for any clubs that interest you.

Other options open to you are to go direct to all the specific sports associations or federations – UFOLEP, FFC, FSGT and FFCT:

a)  UFOLEP -  Union française des œuvres laïques d'éducation physique

The UFOLEP website is set up to support sports and cyclotourisme. The primary aim of UFOLEP is to be inclusive and it embraces a commendable ‘Sports for All’ approach. Ufolep has an advantage if cycling isn't your only sport. You can have your GP sign your health certificate (which you need to join a club – see further below) for all the sports you (might) do. This way, your 'cycling licence' allows you to compete in trail running, course d’orientation, country skiing events, etc. If you want to enter competitions, cross the “en compétition” boxes. In general UFOLEP  cycling clubs are really relaxed, although they do organise competitions. For road cycling there are several categories. There is normally only one female category but there are three male categories. Winning a competition gives you points and once a cyclist has 30 points he/she is promoted to the next level. 

In any case, once you’re in the http://www.ufolep.org  site you have two ways to search for a cycle club and they will more or less get the same result.

b) FFC – Fédération Française de Cyclisme

FFC clubs are generally competition-orientated. Here you’ll see a map of France with the words ‘Les Clubs – Trouver un Club’. Click this and you’ll see another map open up with all the regions and a drop down arrow box for the cycling discipline you’re specifically interested in OR alternatively you can just go for all of them.

Similarly, if you know the department number you’re looking to search, you can enter that instead, with the 'Toutes les disciplines' giving you a huge list of available clubs.

From here you can open up club details, contact names and local websites.

c) FSGT – La vie associative au Coeur du sport

This  website caters for many sports and makes sport a way of life. If you click on this site and look down to the right there will be a small icon for you to click on called ‘ Clubs Près de Chez Vous’. Once done, you’ll see three menu drop boxes for Region, Department and Activity, with a ‘Rechercher’ button to click once you have filled in your drop down boxes. Again, if you know your region and department all you need to do is click on ‘cyclism’, cyclosport’, ‘cyclotourisme ’ for all the club names to appear. 

d)   FFCT - L a fédération française de cyclotourisme

You can click on this site and see on the right side ‘Chercher un Club’ with a drop down menu for the department. Once selected, a new map of the area will appear with green icons for the clubs in that area. If you hover your mouse over each one you’ll see the club details appear with the option to ‘voir le club’ to take you to the contact details for the club.  

One thing is for sure: your geographical knowledge of France will improve immeasurably conducting these searches!

The association with a club is important if you are planning to race and take competitions seriously. If you plan to enter a UCI Grand Fondo qualifier you will need a FFC race licence, but for some other competitions a UFOLEP or FSGP will be fine. The advantage of having these licences is that you can enter a race using them – you just quote your club name and the organisers will know that you have already gone through the medical certificate process to become a member.

Finally, doing some further research using the club website and asking the designated contact person the relevant questions can further narrow down your choices. 

So you’ve narrowed it down to a club – what happens next?

What to expect from the club  

There are some details that you may want to ask them before you join:  

• What is the demographic makeup of the club? Is it a 'young' club or mostly populated by retired men? How many females are there? Do they cater for youngsters?
• How often do they go out for rides? Do they cater for both road and MTB (VTT) riders?
• To what extent do you get involved, such as volunteering at their local club events? Are they actively running their own events, as well as providing opportunities to enter various competitions? How social are they?
• What is the club kit like and are you expected to compete in it and wear it for all club rides? (If it's ugly, this may be a dealbreaker...)
• Insurance information – what are you covered for by the club and federation 'assurance'? Also check your personal insurance as well as your household insurance.
• Are you expected to attend club meetings about the running of the club or organising events?
• If your French isn't great, are there any English-speakers who could help you with the logistics and help you settle in?
• Do they have a code of conduct?
• Do they use social media to update members about club rides and competitions, or social events? How else do they communiate with members?

So, let’s assume that you’ve conversed with the main contact and perhaps even been invited to try out a few rides to see if they meet your expectations – it is really reassuring if they offer this.

Different clubs will have different styles of running and also individual codes of conduct and behaviour for their members. This is standard practice and operationally should be a good thing as it will mean they are inclusive and respectful to all members.  

Once decided, you will be asked to complete some or all of the documents below to become a member:

a) A ‘Fiche-de-Renseignment/Inscription’ form to become a member. This will require all your personal details, any relevant medical information, emergency contact, etc. It may also ask for your permission to let the club take charge in the event of an accident, plus consent to have your photos included on their Facebook site or in other publicity materials.

b) At the same time you will be asked to complete the licence application form for either the UFOLEP, FFC or another affiliated federation to cover your insurance. Some clubs allow membership of two federations, such as both UFOLEP and FFC. They will ask you to complete the personal details part and will complete the rest on your behalf (it may relate to the club). You may also need to choose your desired discipline(s) at this stage.  

c) You may need to sign the club's ‘internal regulations’ or ‘code of conduct’ – this states the aims of the club, how they expect members to behave, what the club sets out to achieve and how it intends to operate. This is important to understand as it may relate to behaviour out on club rides as well on social events, or the use of social media; it will also state your insurance cover. As with anything you put your signature to, read carefully before signing to be fully aware of the club regulations.   

d) You will need a medical certificate (dated within a stipulated timeframe) stating that you can cycle in and out of competition. See here for more on medical certificates .  

The entire cost varies between clubs but usually costs around €50 and is an annual fee.

For entering the Federation competitions, you may need to add a competition card for each desired discipline: road, mountain biking, cyclocross. Each 'box' costs a small surcharge; you are free to choose only one or several, and it will be adapted to your choice when you complete all the documents with the club member. 

For example, to participate in road competitions you must first complete a UFOLEP licence. To race in the National UFOLEP road races you must firstly compete in the departmental UFOLEP races, followed by the regional to be able to reach the National UFOLEP annual event. The club will advise all members of this if you're interested.

However, competition could be just one for the motivations for you to join: getting involved in social events and taking the family along to events could be another reason. Some clubs are excellent for families and have an ‘ ecole’  (school) for teaching youngsters bike skills and road safety awareness in a fun and engaging way.

Other advantages of joining a club will be to learn the necessary skills to ride in a group/peloton and the etiquette for following this if you have never done this before.

So, whatever your motivations for wanting to join, now you have a few starter pointers, what are you waiting for?  

About our contributor   Originally from Lincolnshire in the UK, Britta Sorensen has lived in the Tarn-et-Garonne in south-west France since 2014. The UCI Grand Fondo Championships were held in Albi in 2017 – practically on her doorstep. She competed in the qualifier race and was there on the World Champs race day to help out on one of the ‘ravito’ stations near her house. When she’s not out on her road or mountain bike, you’ll find her arranging  endurance training camps in Tarn-et-Garonne .

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Le cycliste dijonnais Julien Bernard, 32 ans, sera au départ du Tour de France 2024.

Une période faste pour le cycliste bourguignon Julien Bernard. Au lendemain de sa deuxième place aux championnats de France de cyclisme sur route, lundi 25 juin 2024, on apprend qu'il est sélectionné pour le Tour de France 2024, avec son équipe Lidl-Trek. La formation  l'annonce  sur son site. Après 2018, 2019 et 2021, Julien Bernard, 32 ans, va participer pour la quatrième fois de sa carrière à la Grande boucle.

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USA Cycling Announces Olympic Games Paris 2024 Road Cycling Team

Dygert, Knibb, McNulty, Sheffield, and Jorgenson will represent the United States in the Road events in Paris.

On Friday, USA Cycling announced the athletes who will compete in the Time Trial and Road Races at the Paris Olympics.

The 2023 UCI Road World Championships was one of the major opportunities for athletes to punch their tickets to Paris. Chloé Dygert (Brownsburg, Ind.; CANYON//SRAM Racing) earned her spot for the Games after winning the 2023 UCI Time Trial World Championships, qualifying her for both the Time Trial and Road Race. Last week, USA Cycling officially announced her selection for the Track Cycling team , as well. Dygert will compete in the Time Trial (July 27), the Road Race (Aug. 4), and the Team Pursuit (Aug 6-7).

The 2024 USA Cycling Time Trial National Championships was the final chance for riders to qualify for the Olympics. The flat course in Charleston, W.V. was designed to closely emulate the Paris course, ensuring that the winner at U.S. Pro would be well-suited for the Olympic Games.

In the Elite Women’s race, professional triathlete superstar Taylor Knibb (Washington, D.C.; Trek Factory Racing) claimed victory in Charleston, qualifying her for the second and final Olympic spot, having already qualified in Triathlon. Knibb was the first American athlete to qualify in two sports at the Paris 2024 Olympics.

For the men’s team, reigning National Champion Brandon McNulty (Phoenix; UAE Team Emirates) was the race favorite in Charleston. He won by 58 seconds, qualifying him for his second Olympic Games, where he will race the Time Trial and Road Race. At the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, McNulty ignited the Road Race with 25km to go attacking with eventual race winner Richard Carapaz of Ecuador. Carapaz attacked with 6km to go and rode to the line, while McNulty finished with the chase group, taking sixth place.

Team USA earned three men’s spots where all three athletes will compete in the Road Race and two in the Time Trial. Joining McNulty are Magnus Sheffield (Pittsford, N.Y.; Ineos Grenadiers) and Matteo Jorgenson (Boise, Idaho; Team Visma – Lease a Bike) both making their Olympic debuts in Paris. Sheffield was selected for both the Time Trial and Road Race, while Jorgenson will focus his efforts solely on the Road Race.

Sheffield has established his place among the world’s best in the Time Trial, racing to several podium finishes this year. In his first race of the year, he finished a mere 16-seconds off the Time Trial World Champion Remco Evenepoel at the Volta ao Algarve. Both McNulty and Sheffield delivered American dominance at this year’s Tour de Romandie Stage 3 Time Trial finishing first and second. In May, Sheffield went on to make his Grand Tour debut at the Giro d'Italia, finishing third in the Stage 7 Time Trial.

Jorgenson will compete in the Road Race after his exceptional rides this year. In his first year riding with Team Visma – Lease a Bike, he became the third American ever to win Paris-Nice, a race that’s been held every year since 1933. This race marked another historic moment with Olympian McNulty finishing on the podium in third. Additionally, Jorgenson secured a victory at Dwars door Vlaanderen with a decisive solo attack in the final kilometers of the race.

The Paris 2024 Olympic Games run from July 26 – August 11 with cycling competing every day of the Games. The Individual Time Trials will be contested on Saturday, July 27, with the women’s race starting first at 8:30 am ET. The Men’s and Women’s Road Races will be held on Saturday, August 3 and Sunday, August 4, respectively.

2024 U.S. Olympic Road Team:

Chloé Dygert (Brownsburg, Ind.; CANYON//SRAM Racing) - Time Trial & Road Race

Taylor Knibb (Washington, D.C.; Trek Factory Racing) - Time Trial & Road Race

Brandon McNulty (Phoenix; UAE Team Emirates) - Time Trial & Road Race

Magnus Sheffield (Pittsford, N.Y.; Ineos Grenadiers) - Time Trial & Road Race

Matteo Jorgenson (Boise, Idaho; Team Visma – Lease a Bike) - Road Race

Chloé Dygert (Brownsburg, Ind.; CANYON//SRAM Racing):

“It’s truly a blessing. I am truly blessed to be selected for my third Olympic Games in USA colors. Thankful for those who go above and beyond behind the scenes to make sure I’m the best I can be on and off the bike. We will see you in Paris.”

Taylor Knibb (Washington, D.C.; Trek Factory Racing):

“I’m very honored, grateful, and excited for the opportunity to represent Team USA with USA Cycling. It would not have been possible without the support of my amazing family, friends, coaches, manager, sponsors, and USA Triathlon. Cycling has a very steep learning curve, and I am simultaneously excited and nervous for what lies ahead.”

Brandon McNulty (Phoenix; UAE Team Emirates):

"I was really excited to go to the 2021 Olympics in Tokyo. That top result – 6th in the road race – just motivates me all the more. The race was super aggressive, I relive it all the time. At home in Arizona and Girona, I'm already training with 100% focus on Paris. My goal? Bring back a medal!"

Magnus Sheffield (Pittsford, N.Y.; Ineos Grenadiers):

“It feels like a dream come true. Going to the Olympics was one of my biggest goals growing up. I’m incredibly proud to represent the U.S. in Paris as well as all the people that have helped me along the way. I don’t think it will fully sink in until I’m there.”

Matteo Jorgenson (Boise, Idaho; Team Visma – Lease a Bike):

“The Olympics were always a part of my childhood. I remember spending entire summers watching sports I had never heard of and admiring the athletes. For sure it had a big effect on me and was one of the reasons I decided to pursue a career as a pro athlete. Being able to race in Paris, especially following the best year of my career, is a dream come true.”

Tanner Putt – USA Cycling’s Director of Road:

“I am thrilled to join the 2024 USA Olympic Road Team for my first Olympic Games this summer. It’s a tremendous honor to work alongside these athletes and represent our nation at the world's largest sporting event. The men and women selected have demonstrated dominance in their respective disciplines and are strong contenders for medals in Paris. Go Team USA!”

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Cyclisme : dernier Tour de France pour Bardet qui arrêtera la route en 2025

Le cycliste français Romain Bardet a annoncé arrêter sa carrière sur route en juin 2025 à l'issue du Criterium du Dauphiné. Le Tour de France 2024 sera son dernier.

Publié le : 21/06/2024 - 15:37 Modifié le : 21/06/2024 - 16:21

C'est une page du cyclisme français qui va se tourner. Le cyclisme tricolore des années 2010 va perdre un nouveau grand nom, après la retraite de Thibaut Pinot. Son "rival" dans le cœur des Français, Romain Bardet a annoncé vendredi 21 juin sa retraite pour 2025. Il conclura sa riche carrière sur le Criterium du Dauphiné.

Le grimpeur auvergnat de 33 ans disputera donc à partir de ce samedi 29 juin son dernier Tour de France , épreuve où il a pris la deuxième place en 2016 et la troisième l'année suivante.

"2024 sera la dernière saison complète sur route pour Romain. En 2025, DSM-Firmenich PostNL et Romain vont participer au Tour d'Italie et il disputera ensuite sa dernière course World Tour pendant le Critérium du Dauphiné, une course dans son pays à laquelle il est particulièrement attaché", a indiqué DSM dans un communiqué.

Great Respected Accomplished Virtuous Eloquent Legend Words that can describe @romainbardet - and we're set for one last dance @LeTour together🙌🏻 But our journey together doesn't stop there...Onto 2️⃣0️⃣2️⃣5️⃣! We've left a clue for what lies ahead next year😜🪨… pic.twitter.com/ioLnv7PzQZ — Team dsm-firmenich PostNL (@dsmfirmpostnl) June 21, 2024

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Le Français, qui était en fin de contrat à la fin de la saison 2024, va ensuite se consacrer à un "nouveau défi sous les couleurs de l'équipe" DSM en passant au gravel avec, pour objectif, le Mondial à Nice en 2025.

Bardet est le cycliste français qui a connu le plus de succès sur le Tour de France ces dernières années avec trois victoires d'étape ainsi que deux podiums et cinq autres Top 10 au classement général, en dix participations.

"Ca a été un casse-tête pour savoir si je voulais continuer avec l'équipe ou arrêter pour de bon (...). Je n'étais pas certain de vouloir continuer le cyclisme mais j'ai l'impression de pouvoir accomplir encore des choses et viser de bons résultats avec l'équipe", a-t-il dit dans un communiqué.

"Je suis donc heureux de pouvoir commencer une nouvelle année ensemble et de faire quelque chose de spécial. J'ai toujours rêvé de terminer ma carrière de cette manière", a ajouté le Français, qui avait rejoint l'équipe néerlandaise en 2021 après de longues années chez AG2R.

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Paul announces Mexico dates for the 2024 'Got Back' tour

⁠PAUL ANNOUNCES  GOT BACK TOUR 2024 Paul and the band will visit Monterrey and Mexico City this November, and then headline Corona Capital festival! TICKET INFORMATION HERE!

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“The shows at Foro Sol were a highlight of last year for me. What a magical time we all had.  I can still hear your singing ringing in my ears! Mexican audiences are so special.  We always have a massive party together. I'm really looking forward to getting back and to rocking n' rolling with you all as well as my first ever visit to Monterrey!” - Paul

Paul will bring back his acclaimed Got Back Tour to Mexico this November!

Due to the phenomenal success of the Got Back tour in Mexico last year, Paul McCartney will return for additional shows in Monterrey and Mexico City as part of his 2024 run of shows.

With songs like ‘Hey Jude’, ‘Live and Let Die’, ‘Band on the Run’,  ‘Let It Be’ and so many more, the Paul McCartney live experience is everything any music lover could ever want from a rock show: hours of the greatest moments from the last 60 years of music – dozens of songs from Paul’s solo, Wings and of course Beatles catalogues that have formed the soundtracks of our lives.

These dates will see McCartney return to Mexico after fantastic shows last year in Mexico City. He has performed in Mexico 11 times to date and this will mark his first visit to Monterrey. He will also play a headline show at Corona Capital Festival for the first time.

Paul launched his Got Back tour in 2022, completing 16 huge shows across the US before performing what the British Times newspaper described as the “ best gig ever ” with his history-making set at Glastonbury in June 2022. In 2023 Paul performed 18 shows as the Got Back tour rocked through Australia, Mexico and Brazil.

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⁠ ⁠Visit the Got Back 2024 tour page for more information and ticket links , and keep an eye out for more news coming soon...

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Tour de France - Rodriguez et Bernal chefs de file d'Ineos

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Ce lundi, Ineos a dévoilé la composition de son équipe pour le Tour de France 2024 (29 juin au 21 juillet). Carlos Rodriguez et Egan Bernal, le vainqueur de l'édition 2019 et qui remonte en puissance depuis son accident en 2022, mèneront l'équipe britannique sur la Grande Boucle. Jonathan Castroviejo, Laurens De Plus et Michal Kwiatkowski vont aussi défendre les couleurs d'Ineos.

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Créé en 1925, le CR4C Roanne est un club emblématique de la Région Auvergne Rhône-Alpes. Champion de France des clubs N1 en 2008 et 2018, le club est aussi réputé pour la qualité des ses organisations, une dizaine par an, pour tout public. Tourné vers l'avenir, la formation est au coeur de nos préoccupations.

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Composée de 16 coureurs, l'équipe Nationale 2 est le porte drapeau du club. Près de 100 courses différentes à travers 25 départements français seront au calendrier.

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L'avenir du club passe par la formation. Notre objectif ? faire évoluer un maximum de coureur de la réserve vers l'équipe Nationale. 

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Fiers de porter les couleurs jaune et bleu, cette section se déplace chaque weekend sur les courses de notre région.

Particularité du club, cette jeune section permet de faire du CR4C une véritable terre d'accueil pour tous. Le vélo est un enjeu de société. Loic Vergnaud, pourrait bien défendre les couleurs du club lors des prochains Jeux Olympiques de Paris. 

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Odds Outlook: Tom Kim arrives as favorite at Rocket Mortgage Classic

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For the second time in three weeks, a Donald Ross design will be the examination. The Detroit Golf Club, built by Ross in 1916, will host for the sixth consecutive season.

Led by 2023 champion Rickie Fowler, a full field of 156 players will have plenty of daylight and opportunity to move up the FedExCup rankings. The Rocket Mortgage Classic represents one of six remaining weeks to qualify for the FedExCup Playoffs in August and one of three chances, if not already entered, to reach The Open Championship at Royal Troon in the middle of July.

Kim (+1200) , who just turned 22 earlier last week, tried to become just the third player in the 73-year history of the Travelers Championship to go wire-to-wire, but the Korean was defeated on the first playoff hole by world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler (not entered). Just missing out on his fourth-career win, the world No. 16 returns to Detroit on a streak of 10 straight including two top-five paydays in his last four events. All four rounds last week were 66 or better, and he will need a similar total (22-under) to challenge again.

Returning to his roots in the Northeast, Cameron Young (+1400) found the extra gear he had been missing since cashing T9 at the Masters. Becoming the 12th player on the PGA TOUR to post a sub-60 score with 59 in Round 3, the Scarborough, New York, native backed it up with 66 in Round 4 to hit the top 10 for the first time since early April. The big hitter will enjoy the accessible fairways and greens at Detroit Golf Club and has two additional par 5s to rack up Par-Breakers. The last time he was in the Motor City, he posted a 63 in Round 2, signed for 21-under and shared second place in his only visit in 2022. Remember, his 59 at TPC River Highlands did NOT set or match the course record. Jim Furyk posted 58 in 2016 and has that honor.

Every shot from Cameron Young’s 59 at Travelers

Akshay Bhatia (+2200) , the 29th-ranked player in the world, is coming in hot! Trending beautifully over his last three events (T22 Memorial, T16 U.S. Open and T5 Travelers), the two-time PGA TOUR winner looks to keep the momentum rolling. A winner already this season at the Valero Texas Open on 20-under, the last open event on a par-72 layout, Bhatia knows a number in that neighborhood is required again. After missing the cut on his first visit last year on 2-under, he will need more birdies to find the weekend in 2024.

Making his first start at the Detroit Golf Club, Min Woo Lee (+2200) cruises into town on the back of five consecutive T26 or better paydays since falling short of the weekend at the Valspar Championship. Sitting 63rd in the FedExCup standings, the West Australian native knows he needs to keep pegging big paydays to stay inside the top 70. A two-time winner in Asia last fall, the world No. 36 is looking for his first win on TOUR. Currently ranked inside the top 20 in par-5 scoring, he will enjoy four opportunities each round to make birdie or better.

Continuing the trend of international players at the top of the BetMGM board, Englishman Aaron Rai (+2800) should continue his superb tee-to-green activity in Michigan. The recipe for a shootout is to convert GIR into Birdies, and not many find more greens in regulation. Sitting eighth in Driving Accuracy and sixth in GIR, the flat stick needs to be hot to pick up his first trophy on the PGA TOUR. Cashing six straight, including T19 at the U.S. Open, his form is not in question.

Why Alex Noren (+2800) did not return for the 2022 Rocket Mortgage Classic after posting T4 in 2021 is uncertain. Returning last season, he cashed again in the top 10 with T9 after four rounds in the 60s. The 41-year-old from Sweden, currently ranked No. 55 in the OWGR, is not eligible yet for The Open Championship even though he has collected 11 T26 or better finishes from 15 events this season, including nine of his last 11.

After three weeks on the sidelines, a well-rested Maverick McNealy (+2800) finds himself in the top eight choices this week. The 28-year-old, who did not qualify for the U.S. Open or surrounding Signature Events, was red-hot before his vacation. The month of May saw him pocket T23 at the PGA Championship, followed by T17 at Colonial before closing 65-66-65 at the RBC Canadian Open for T7. The former Stanford man is looking for his first win on TOUR and makes his fourth start on the Bent/Poa putting surfaces that routinely produce buckets of birdies.

Taylor Pendrith (+2800) was in the middle of an inconsistent 2024 before winning at THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson to begin the month of May. With his first PGA TOUR victory trophy on the shelf, the Canadian has continued to produce. Not satisfied, the 33-year-old backed up his victory with a top-10 payday (T10) at Wells Fargo the following week. Missing the cut at the PGA Championship was followed by four straight of T33 or better, including T16 at the U.S. Open and T23 last week at Travelers. The 2022 runner-up here also cashed T14 in 2023.

Note: Along with Fowler, 2021 winner Cam Davis and 2019 champion Nate Lashley are in the field this week.

Here's a look at other notable odds via BetMGM.

• +3300: Keith Mitchell, Will Zalatoris, Stephan Jaeger
• +4000: 2023 winner Rickie Fowler, Davis Thompson, Robert MacIntyre
• +5000: Adam Svensson, Ben Griffin, Chris Kirk, Matt Wallace
• +5500: 2021 winner Cam Davis, Ryan Fox
• +6000: Patrick Rodgers
• +6600: Beau Hossler, Erik van Rooyen, Lee Hodges, Michael Thorbjornsen, Nick Dunlap, Nicolai Højgaard, Taylor Moore, Mark Hubbard, Sam Stevens, Thorbjørn Olesen
• +8000: Adam Schenk, Andrew Novak, Brendon Todd, Daniel Berger, Davis Riley, Eric Cole, Kevin Yu, Luke Clanton, Michael Kim, Ryo Hisatsune
• +9000: Doug Ghim, Jake Knapp, Justin Lower
• +10000: 2019 inaugural winner Nate Lashley, Alejandro Tosti, Chandler Phillips, Chesson Hadley, Chris Gotterup, Greyson Sigg, J.J. Spaun, Jacob Bridgeman, Jhonattan Vegas, Joel Dahmen, Luke List, Mac Meissner, Taylor Montgomery, Tyler Duncan

How the Rocket Mortgage Championship works:

• A field of 156 players.
• The Official World Golf Rankings: 10 of the top 50 players.
• After 36 holes, the field will be cut to the top 65 and ties.
• The purse of $9.2 million sees the winner pocket $1.65 million plus 500 FedExCup points.

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Players to Watch: 2024 KPMG Women’s PGA Championship

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SAMMAMISH, Wash. — The 2024 KPMG Women’s PGA Championship is being contested at Sahalee Country Club, a visually intimidating major test that will be a challenge for the world’s best players this week in Sammamish, Wash. Difficult conditions are often the great equalizer at major championships, leveling the playing field for the 156 athletes competing, but some players still have slight statistical advantages on which they hope to capitalize as they work to capture some of the biggest titles in all of women’s golf.

Take a look at just a few of those athletes teeing it up this week at Sahalee for the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship:

Allisen Corpuz

Allisen Corpuz currently leads the LPGA Tour in driving accuracy this season, hitting the fairway off the tee 86.6 percent of the time, a number that equates to her finding the short grass on 518 of 598 total drives. Sahalee has incredibly narrow visuals off the tee, views that are intimidating to even the most storied of LPGA Tour veterans. But with tee shots that fly as straight as those of Corpuz, the Hawaii native should be able to consistently find the fairway throughout the course of the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship, something that should translate to more hit greens in regulation and birdie opportunities for the 26-year-old.

According to KPMG Performance Insights, Corpuz has struck the ball well in major championships over the last two seasons, ranking fifth in strokes gained ball striking (+1.46), sixth in strokes gained approach (+1.06) and sixth in strokes gained total since the major season began in 2023. She became a Rolex First-Time Winner at the U.S. Women’s Open at Pebble Beach Golf Links last July and finished in the top 15 of three other major championships last season – tying for fourth at The Chevron Championship, tying for 15th at the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship and tying for sixth at the AIG Women’s Open.

Her 2023 major prowess hasn’t yet translated to the 2024 season, but considering her success at some of golf’s most challenging venues, Corpuz is a player who shouldn’t be left out of the contention conversation this week in Washington.

Brooke Henderson

Brooke Henderson might seem like an obvious player to watch at Sahalee Country Club, particularly as she won the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship the last time the championship was contested at this venue in 2016. But her statistics indicate that a third major title could be just around the corner for the Canadian, and why couldn’t it come at a place at which Henderson has a resoundingly positive history?

According to KPMG Performance Insights, the 26-year-old leads in strokes gained total per round in all major championships since the beginning of the 2021 season, picking up an average of 2.15 shots on the field in each round of the LPGA Tour’s five major tournaments in the last four years. In that span, Henderson has won her second career major title at the 2022 Amundi Evian Championship and earned an additional nine top-15 finishes, one of which came earlier this season when she tied for third at The Chevron Championship. She is also at the front of the pack in major championships when it comes to scoring average and score to par, recording a 70.60 stroke average and shooting 59 under par across the 17 majors that have been played since the start of the 2021 LPGA Tour season.

As it pertains to Sahalee, Henderson is fairly long and fairly accurate off the tee, hitting it an average of 264.375 yards with her driver and finding the fairway 74.1 percent of the time while doing so. She is ranked ninth in strokes gained driving (+0.63), 10th in strokes gained total (+1.39) and 17th in strokes gained tee to green (+1.14) on the LPGA Tour so far this season, per data provided by KPMG Performance Insights. Couple that excellent ball-striking with a venue at which Henderson knows how to win, and the Canadian just might be deadly this week at the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship.

Rose Zhang recently collected her second career LPGA Tour title last month at the Cognizant Founders Cup, winning by two shots over Madelene Sagstrom at Upper Montclair Country Club in Clifton, N.J. While it doesn’t even slightly compare to the narrowness that Zhang and the rest of the field are facing off the tee this week at Sahalee Country Club, Upper Montclair is quite tight in spots, making her recent success in the Garden State a potential weapon for Zhang to wield in Washington State.

Zhang ranks 16th on the LPGA Tour in driving accuracy, hitting 279 of her 350 total fairways this season, a conversion rate of 79.7 percent. According to KPMG Performance Insights, the 21-year-old is tied for fifth in most strokes gained tee to green per round in major championships over the last two seasons, as Zhang has picked up 1.62 shots on the field with her long game. Additionally, Zhang is ranked second in strokes gained approach (+1.34), third in strokes gained total (+1.98) and fifth in strokes gained tee to green (+1.46) so far this year, an amalgamation of stats that could be a deadly combination at a course like Sahalee that requires precise ball striking.

The Rolex Women’s World Golf Rankings No. 9 is another player who seems to thrive in difficult conditions, as Zhang finished in a tie for eighth at last year’s KPMG Women’s PGA Championship at Baltusrol Golf Club’s Lower Course and then tied for ninth at the U.S. Women’s Open at Pebble Beach Golf Links, and she just might contend again this week at Sahalee considering that fact.

Madelene Sagstrom

It was Madelene Sagstrom who went toe-to-toe with Zhang last month in New Jersey, and while the Swede ultimately fell to the American at the Cognizant Founders Cup, her performance in the Garden State could be a good indicator of how she fares this week at the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship. Even though Sahalee is much narrower off the tee than Upper Montclair, her ability to keep the ball in the fairway that week led to a litany of birdie and eagle opportunities, many of which the 31-year-old took advantage of en route to posting a four-round total of 22-under to finish 13 strokes ahead of her next closest competitor.

Sahalee likely won’t be giving up that many shots to the 156-player field this week, but Sagstrom is a player who, on paper, just might be able to throw a few punches at this formidable venue. She isn’t exceptional when it comes to driving accuracy, only finding the fairway 66.9 percent of the time off the tee, but Sagstrom does rank 10th on the LPGA Tour in average driving distance (273.640 yards), length that is typically a benefit during major championships. She is also ranked 12th in strokes gained driving, according to KPMG Performance Insights, picking up 0.59 shots on the field with her shots off the tee.

Sagstrom has also been deadly with her putter this year, ranking fifth on the LPGA Tour in strokes gained putting (+0.96), and if she can combine solid ball striking with a hot putter, we might see the Swede contend for her second career LPGA Tour title at the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship.

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Cyclisme: Paul Lapeira champion de France pour la première fois

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Le peloton lors des Championnats de France de Cyclisme à Saint-Martin-de-Landelles dans l'ouest de la France le 23 juin 2024

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Le Normand Paul Lapeira est devenu champion de France de cyclisme en s’imposant lors de la course en ligne disputée sur ses terres dimanche à Saint-Martin-de-Landelles (Manche).

A 24 ans, le coureur de Décathlon-AG2R s’est montré le plus fort sur le tracé long de 240 km, et devance Julien Bernard, qui monte d’une place sur le podium après sa médaille de bronze en 2023, et Thomas Gachignard.

L’équipe de Vincent Lavenu boucle des Championnats de France parfaits, puisque le sacre de Lapeira survient deux jours après le titre de Bruno Armirail lors du contre-la-montre, à l’image d’une première moitié de saison réussie où elle en est désormais à 26 victoires.

Dimanche, Lapeira a posé la première pierre de son succès en sortant du peloton à trois tours du terme pour rentrer sur le groupe de tête en compagnie de Julien Bernard et de Thomas Gachignard.

Plus rapide que ses compagnons d’échappée, il a parfaitement géré la fin de course pour l’emporter avec facilité au sprint.

« J’en ai rêvé, je suis à cinq kilomètres de la maison, c’est les routes sur lesquelles je m’entraîne depuis que je suis petit, la course a été parfaite » , a déclaré le jeune Normand, très ému après sa victoire.

Le natif de Fougères (Ille-et-Vilaine) poursuit sur la lancée de son excellent début de saison, qui l’a vu exploser au plus haut niveau, avec une première victoire en World Tour lors de la deuxième étape du Tour du Pays basque en avril.

Il s’était également montré à son aise au printemps dans les Ardennes, en prenant la cinquième place de l’Amstel Gold Race et en se mêlant à la bataille finale lors de Liège-Bastogne-Liège (11e).

Devant son fan club et sous les yeux du sélectionneur national Thomas Voeckler, Lapeira a profité du circuit exigeant parcouru 13 fois pour se positionner, à un peu plus d’un mois des Jeux olympiques, et alors que la composition de l’équipe de France sera annoncée le 8 juillet.

Derrière lui, le double champion du monde Julian Alaphilippe (2020, 2021) a multiplié les attaques pour revenir, mais ses offensives ont toutes été annihilées par l’impressionnante armada de l’équipe AG2R.

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Ce n’est pas sur les Championnats de France disputés ce dimanche en Normandie que Thomas Voeckler, le sélectionneur national, comptait vraiment pour affiner sa sélection en vue de la course sur route des prochains Jeux olympiques. L’équation est suffisamment compliquée pour ne pas se rajouter un peu de pression. Voeckler a décidé d’attendre le tout dernier jour , le 8 juillet pour donner une liste de quatre noms qu’il ne pourra ensuite plus changer d’ici la course.

Sauf sur blessure médicalement constatée. La méforme ne sera pas un motif. Sauf qu’on sera alors en plein Tour de France et que Voeckler ne sait pas comment les éventuels sélectionnés géreront la suite de la Grande Boucle. Et il s’est rajouté une contrainte supplémentaire. Sur ses quatre mousquetaires, il veut un homme capable de bien rouler contre-la-montre afin de lancer ses Bleus sur une bonne dynamique.

Sans trop se tromper, on peut estimer que le sélectionneur procède par élimination. Dans son esprit, il a probablement dégagé une pré-liste de sept ou huit coureurs. Au vu des Championnats de France, Christophe Laporte (Visma-Lease-a Bike) n’a pas gagné de points dans une épreuve compliquée où il était le seul coureur de son équipe. Mais il n’en a pas perdu. Il reste un des grands favoris pour la sélection et son début de saison moyen est paradoxalement une chance. Il ne s’est pas épuisé dans un printemps trop difficile. Et la perspective de voir son leader Jonas Vingegaard ne pas lutter à 100 % pour la victoire finale pourrait lui permettre d’arriver en grande forme en août.

Alaphilippe en jambes

Julian Alaphilippe, qui ne disputera pas le Tour et se tournera vers l’est avec les Tours de Slovaquie puis de République tchèque, a donné des gages ce dimanche. Offensif, il a étalé des jambes prometteuses même si Voeckler pense qu’il n’a pas forcément couru avec sang-froid. « Je n’ai pas de regrets, note-t-il. Je n’avais pas le choix, je devais durcir la course. Il y a eu un bel effort de Paul (Magnier) et Antoine (Huby, ses deux seuls coéquipiers chez Soudal-QuickStep) assez loin de l’arrivée, cela a forcé les autres équipes à travailler. Je ne suis pas déçu et j’ai montré que j’étais en forme. »

Dans la préliste, Benoît Cosnefroy (Décathlon-AG2R) et Valentin Madouas (Groupama-FDJ) n’ont pas fait la même course. Cosnefroy s’est montré plus en vue que Madouas. Ce dernier doit certainement montrer d’autres choses en début de Tour pour séduire Voeckler.

Pour le profil du coureur capable aussi d’être bon en chrono, la sélection pourrait se faire entre Bruno Armirail (Décathlon-AG2R), champion de France de l’exercice jeudi et Kevin Vauquelin (Arkea-B&B Hôtels) son dauphin. Ce dernier offre peut-être de meilleures perspectives sur route. Romain Grégoire (Groupama-FDJ) et Axel Laurance (Alpecin) sont encore en course. Et a priori, le titre national décroché par Paul Lapeira ce dimanche ne devrait pas peser dans la décision finale.

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Cyclisme Julien Bernard (Lidl-Trek) sélectionné pour le Tour de France

Le sociétaire du Sco Dijon sera au départ du Tour, samedi à Florence (Italie). Une édition 2024 qui passera sur ses terres du 4 au 6 juillet prochains.

La nouvelle est tombée ce lundi matin. Julien Bernard fait officiellement partie des huit coureurs de la Lidl-Trek retenus pour participer au Tour de France (29 juin au 21 juillet).

Une annonce qui intervient au lendemain de sa grosse performance lors du championnat de France, avec une médaille d’argent décrochée du côté de Saint-Martin-de-Landelles (Manche).

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Quatrième participation

« On attend les choix de l’équipe pour la sélection du Tour. C’est toujours un moment délicat, ce sont des journées très stressantes, on se remémore un peu les deux, trois derniers mois de travail et de sacrifice », avait confié le Bourguignon mardi dernier, toujours dans l’attente de la décision du staff.

« En signant dans une équipe comme Lidl-Trek, on sait que ça va être une grande bataille pour la sélection, avec trente coureurs de qualité. En plus on fait une très grande saison donc ça rajoute encore plus de challenge. Si je suis au départ, ça sera déjà une super satisfaction, déjà un premier combat de gagné contre moi-même. »

« P eut-être l’un des plus grands moments de ma carrière » 

C’est donc chose faite. Après 2018, 2019 et 2021, Julien Bernard (32 ans) participera pour la quatrième fois de sa carrière au Tour de France, qui s’élancera de Florence (Italie), samedi.

Mais cette édition sera forcément spéciale pour le Nivernais installé en Côte-d’Or depuis bientôt 15 ans : les 4, 5 et 6 juillet prochains,  la Grande Boucle fera escale à quelques kilomètres de chez lui.

Julien Bernard (Lidl-Trek) a récemment reconnu pour nous la 7e étape du Tour de France entre Nuits et Gevrey. Photo Emma Buoncristiani

Notamment lors de la 7 e étape, un contre-la-montre entre Nuits-Saint-Georges et Gevrey-Chambertin.

« Si je suis au départ, c’est le jour que j’attendrai le plus, celui où tu n’as pas trop de stress, où tu peux faire ta course », imaginait-il. « Je pourrais profiter un max. Un chrono sur mes terres, c’est le mieux qui puisse m’arriver. Si je fais le Tour, ce sera peut-être l’un des plus grands moments de ma carrière. » 

L'équipe Lidl-Trek s'articulera autour du sprinteur danois Mads Pedersen et du grimpeur italien Giulio Ciccone. Les Belges Jasper Stuyven et Tim Declercq seront au départ, tout comme l'Espagnol Carlos Verona, le Sud-Africain Ryan Gibbons, le Letton Toms Skujins et donc Julien Bernard.

Steven de Jongh  : « Incroyablement confiant »

Steven de Jongh (directeur sportif de la Lidl-Trek) : « Malgré quelques changements dans notre équipe initiale en raison de maladies et de blessures, je suis incroyablement confiant dans la force de notre équipe du Tour de France.Tao Geoghegan Hart n'étant malheureusement plus en mesure de courir, nous avons ajouté un soutien supplémentaire à Mads [Pedersen] pour qu’il aille chercher des victoires d’étape, mais nous avons également mis en place une équipe qui a une grande expérience et une profondeur de talent à part entière. Un groupe de coureurs que nous connaissons, et que nous avons vu à d’innombrables reprises cette année et les années précédentes, peut travailler exceptionnellement bien ensemble. Giulio [Ciccone] était sur la bonne voie après être revenu de ses problèmes de santé en début d’année et il a couru de manière impressionnante au Critérium du Dauphiné, en particulier lors des trois dernières étapes d’escalade. Jasper [Stuyven] remplace également Alex [Kirsch] blessé, mais nous savons après sa performance au Giro et la façon dont il court en Belgique par la suite, qu’il sera un atout précieux. »

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Andy Murray wins at Queen’s in 1000th tour match

The loud shout of “let’s go” reverberated around the brick terraces over looking the grass. Andy Murray had won his first point at Queen’s Club in west London, and the UK grass-court tennis season was truly in session.

It was the first point of Murray’s 1000th ATP Tour match, against Australian qualifier Alexei Popyrin, and the five-time champion in West Kensington came through a three-set match that showcased the highs and lows of his late career, as well as some of those of all 1000 matches. 6-3, 3-6, 6-3. The symmetry was appropriate, in a match that veered this way and that before settling on the Briton’s side.

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He dropped in another let’s go on the first point of the final game, serving his way to victory as the sun dipped over the grandstand. The next point, a swished regulation forehand in the net, was met with resigned anguish. That’s pretty much how the whole thing went, with Murray spending the second set looking all of his 1000 matches, 37 years, and one organic hip, jumping from his chair at the changeover as early as he could to avoid tightening up. But the 739th win duly arrived with a sweet, short cross-court backhand volley, a drop of his new Yonex frame to the floor, and a roar.

That brought up a win percentage of 73.9, that puts him fifth among active men’s players, behind Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal, Carlos Alcaraz, and Jannik Sinner — exactly the company one might expect. Murray said on court that he’d “not got too many wins this year, and any win you can get is important.” One or 1000, it matters not.

‘This is where it all began for Murray’

Analysis from Charlie Eccleshare at the Queen’s Club in London

This was where it all began for Murray, 19 years ago. His first ever tour-level win came at Queen’s in 2005, against the then world No. 110 Santiago Ventura Bertomeu in what was the Scot’s second ever main-tour match. He then backed that up by beating the big-serving American Taylor Dent, before losing in the third round against former Australian Open champion Thomas Johansson after succumbing to several prolonged bouts of cramp.

A lot has changed since then.

On Tuesday against Popyrin, he became the 19th player to reach the 1000 milestone, and a near-constant in Murray’s tennis life has been good performances at Queen’s, where he has won a record six titles (five singles and one doubles). He’s yet to reach the quarterfinals in the singles here since winning the last of those five titles eight years ago, but there was still something comforting about Murray walking out for the teatime slot, which he has occupied so often here and at Wimbledon over the last two decades.

He was given a huge reception by a crowd which knows this will likely be Murray’s last ever appearance here. They were similarly enthused for the opening stages of this match, as Murray outmaneuvered a more powerful opponent like he has done so many times before and won the first set thanks to a single break of serve. After so many empty seats at the French Open, it was a big positive to have a packed-out crowd, all fixated on the action. Murray lost the second set — he never did like doing this the easy way — and with the support teams positioned right next to the court, his coaches were right in the line of fire for a few customary ventings of frustration.

Fifty Shades of Andy Murray

It was a jovially aggravated exchange with umpire Mohamed Lahyani that seemed to galvanise him though, grabbing a break at the start of the decider with a brilliant cross-court forehand return winner and a backhand passing shot: the strokes with which Murray has defanged so many players with over the years. Then as the match neared its end, the sun poked through the clouds and Murray once again roared in celebration in London’s W14, soaking up the crowd’s adulation and appearing conscious that he probably doesn’t have too many of these victories left.

It felt fitting that he was followed onto the court by Jack Draper, the new British No. 1 who will have to carry the weight of the nation’s expectations once Murray goes. For now, Murray remains the biggest draw for the home crowds here and at Wimbledon, and he next faces Australia’s world No. 43 Jordan Thompson, a player who beat him in the first round here in 2017 when he was a two-time defending champion.

It was a match that sparked alarm in Murray about the state of his hip, and preceded him limping out of Wimbledon at the quarter-final stage a few weeks later. That’s the thing with playing 1000 matches — there are little stories and sub-plots everywhere you look, even if, for those at Queen’s on Tuesday, there was simple contentment at the fact that match 1001 is coming later this week.

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