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Le Tour de France Stage 1

29. June 2013 - 9 years, 11 months and 10 days ago

Stage 1 of the 100th Tour de France began in Porto Vecchio and stretched 213 kilometers up the coast to the finish in Bastia. The stage was "easy", flat, and a scenic beginning to the Tour. Power and speed in the peloton today was relatively low, but this will change tomorrow as the race heads into the mountains of Corsica. Despite the flat course the last kilometers became narrow and technical causing several crashes. RadioShack Leopard Trek's rider, Tony Gallopin, experienced a crash in this section, but thankfully was not injured and continued to finish with his team and share the SRM race data below. 

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SRM Training System becomes l'Etape du Tour "Official Supporter"

18. June 2013 - 9 years, 11 months and 21 days ago

SRM Training Systems has partnered with the l’Etape du Tour as a Supporter Officiel. L’Etape du Tour was created over 20 years ago as an event to allow thousands of passionate amateur cyclists to experience the Tour de France. Over 13,000 participants from all over the world will gather in the Alps to ride one stage of the most renowned bicycle race in history. 

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RadioShack Wins Tour de Suisse Stage 6

14. June 2013 - 9 years, 11 months and 26 days ago

Swiss professional, Greg Rast, of RadioShack Leopard Trek sprinted to the win at the Tour de Suisse (Stage 6) on Thursday June 13. Rast was one of four members in a breakaway group along with Mathew Hayman (Sky), Alexandre Kolobnev (Katusha), and Bert Grabsch (Omega Pharma-QuickStep). 

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Alban Lakata Wins UCI European Marathon Championships

17. May 2013 - 10 years and 22 days ago

Austrian mountain bike professional, Alban Lakata, took the win in Singen, Germany on May 12, 2013. The World Champion, and five time Austrian national champion, raced the marathon on the SRM Mountain Bike Training System. Lakata, known to many as The Albanator, share his SRM race file from the event which illustrates the awe inspiring power and endurance that elite mountain bikers deliver on course!   

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Movistar Team Powered into Pink

15. May 2013 - 10 years and 24 days ago

Stage 7 of the Giro d'Italia was 177km from San Salvo to Pescara and included over 2,700 meters of climbing combined with rainy, technical descents. Movistart's Benat Intxausti, of Spain, managed to avoid multiple crashes and conquered the climbs to finish the stage in 14th earning the leaders jersey. Benat won the Vuelta a Asturias and finished 10th ovrall in the Vuelta a Espana in 2012. Below is the SRM file from Benat's race illustrating the incredible level of performance pro riders deliver day after day in a world tour.  
 

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