Public transport changed forever in the mid-19th century with the revolutionary bicycle design of the French engineer Pierre Michaux. Although in recent centuries we have moved from riding to the widespread use of bicycles. Cycling is probably as easy as running itself, but cycling requires a lot of perseverance, as cyclists are constantly running counterclockwise only on their bikes and a few in a row.
Cycling as a sport consists of professional and hobby competitions. As bicycles evolve into different forms, over time, different forms of competition, including both team competitions and individual competitions, evolve from one-day road races to Criterium (cycling consisting of several laps around a closed track) for multiplayer. like travel. including France.
Cycling as a sport officially began on May 31, 1868, at a 1,200-meter run between the fountain and the entrance to Saint-Cloud Park (near Paris). The winner was James Moore, an 18-year-old English immigrant from Paris. Major races became popular in the 1890s, and time is often referred to as the “golden age of cycling.” From that moment on, cycling became an important sport throughout Europe as well as in the United States and Asia.
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Grand Tours consists of three major European cycling competitions consisting of three major events, the Tour de France, the Giro d’Italia and Vuelta a Espana, and all three competitions are similar in design to the multi-week competitions. with daily stages where cyclists can ride up to 4,000km in 21 or 22 days.
Tour de France (July 6 – 28, 2019)
It is the world’s most famous multi-stage race and one of three European Grand Tours. The only race contested by all the best cyclists in the world is France’s largest annual sporting event. It consists of 21 daily stages spread over 23 days, and the race was founded in 1903, this event being held annually from the first edition in 1903. There are usually 20 to 22 teams, each with eight riders. All steps are timed to the finish; The drivers’ times are in accordance with the previous steps. The rider with the lowest cumulative finish time is the race leader and wearing a yellow shirt and is the most coveted prize in the cycling world. Jacques Anquetil, Bernard Hinault, Eddy Merckx and Miguel Indurain are the only cyclists to have won the Tour de France five times.
Giro d’Italia (11 May – 2 June 2019)
La Vuelta a Spain has a place on the calendar in late summer and always has a more interesting and original itinerary composition than the other two big tours. It has become a real comfort trip for injured stars and a training trip to the World Cup. All stages are timed to the finish, after the finish the drivers’ times are adjusted to their previous stages. The driver with the lowest total time is the race leader and gets help from Red Jersey. The third famous European Grand Tour was launched in 1935 after the first successes of the Tour de France and Giro D’Italia. The first winner of this event was Belgian cyclist Gustaaf Deloor, while Spanish cyclist Roberto Heras holds the record with the most wins (4).
UCI World Cycling Championships (September 22-29, 2019)
The UCI World Championships are held each year in a different location on a different track. It is an annual world championship organized by the UCI (Union Cycliste Internationale), consisting of road runs and individual time trial events. All world championships, with the exception of team times, are run by national teams. The winner of each class will wear a rainbow shirt. Road Elite Worlds is a valuable event in week-long races, and during the year the Italians won more than any other country. The UCI World Championship is a one-day event, and the 2019 competition will be held September 22-29, 2019 in Harrogate, UK.