You know those cool videos produced to show off the Tour de France route with a wiggly yellow line snaking its way across a Google Earth base map, going up and down as the race hits categorised climbs? Well wouldn't it be cool if you could do that for your own rides.
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‘I got my first period in 15 years the morning of a big race, and didn’t know what to do’ — how pro racers deal with periodsMany female athletes have irregular periods or none at all - here’s my experience in getting a regular cycle back
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'You just had to go full gas' - Matthew Brennan wins first WorldTour race on dramatic stage one of Volta a Catalunya19-year-old Brit makes it four wins in a row
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I'm hooked on Strava and I don't care who knows about itPeople are ditching their social media apps, but I could never let go of the oasis that is Strava
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Strava clamps down on vehicle cheats in new updateApp makes improvements to leaderboard monitoring, Athlete Intelligence feedback, and Flyover maps
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Cyclist breaks Strava record on 'world's tallest mountain' by almost an hourMountain biker Sparky Moir Sears smashes QOM on Mauna Kea volcano
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Tadej Pogačar smashes the Strava KOM on the Coll de RatesWorld Champion sets a time of 12:21 on the segment, beating Peter Øxenberg Hansen by 17 seconds
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Last-minute gifts cyclists will love: gift subscriptions to Strava, Ride with GPS and more are just a click awayFrom indoor training to Tour de France streaming and magazines, these gifts will keep your cyclist pedalling happily in 2025
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Forget distance covered, these are the key stats to note in your Strava Year in SportWe asked a coach how to best analyse our end of year Strava data
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Amateur cyclist in talks with four WorldTour teams after Strava KOM heroicsJack Burke says there's a 30% chance he'll ride at cycling's top level in 2025
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Amateur cyclist beats Sepp Kuss's time on Alpe d'Huez to take Strava KOMJack Burke hopes professional teams will offer him 'a chance to compete against the best'
