A athlete from Germany has had the honour of uploading Strava's billionth activity, a swim on May 21.
Philip E. completed his activity, entitled "Endlich wieder Schwimmen" ("Finally swimming again"), which was 1,850m in length and took him just short of 45 minutes to complete.
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‘There's no point to race for 50th place’: Peter Sagan explains why he’s a cycling esports ambassador but won’t competeAs a MyWhoosh ambassador, Sagan admires the sport’s evolution, but does he have the watts to compete with today’s virtual cycling stars?
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Rapha's loss, your gain: prices slashed sitewide amid profitability concernsThe British clothing brand unveils an almost unheard-of 25% discount across its entire product range
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Strava blocks other apps from using leaderboard and segment dataExercise tracking app says move will help maintain user privacy in the long term
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Amateur cyclist breaks Strava KOMs on Mortirolo and Stelvio, makes plea for pro contract'Let's hope some kind of opportunity comes from this,' said Canadian Jack Burke, after taking the Mortirolo crown
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Strava says its new AI feature is 'not a novelty' - but I think it's pointlessIt promises to help users understand stats more, although it has just left me feeling more confused
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Strava introduces new artificial intelligence feature for subscribersAthlete Intelligence will take workout data and translate it into personalised insights
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Strava introduces new feature which brings privacy settings up to speedQuick Edit option allows users to hide specific workout data the moment they open the app
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'It was a nice break' - Cycling sensation 'on holiday' breaks Zoncolan, Stelvio and Giau Strava recordsHill climber Illi Gardner added more iconic climbs to her trophy cabinet
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You can now pay a 'mule' to earn your kudos - we went inside the murky world of Strava jockeys
We asked someone to ride 100 miles for us, and uncovered a network of moral dilemmas
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Shaved arms, special tyres, and an 11-page plan: How one rider masterminded his way to Strava's most popular KOMDom Jackson's Box Hill coup was a team effort, fuelled by rice and sweets
