Primož Roglič wasn’t supposed to become a cyclist. Until the age of 22, his life revolved around ski jumping. Cycling became part of his daily routine almost by chance, while he was recovering from an injury. A few years later, he was winning the world’s biggest races.
His list of achievements is immense: five Grand Tours, four Vuelta victories, an Olympic gold medal, and more than 90 wins.
A historic fourth-place finish at just 19 years old. That’s what the 2026 Tour de France will remember about Paul Seixas. But behind this exceptional result lies another story: that of a young rider whose most valuable qualities can’t be measured in watts or seconds.
At the 2026 Ice Hockey World Championships held in Switzerland, Team Canada left the tournament without a medal. Yet, as the games went on, one thing became clear: Macklin Celebrini never seemed like a 19-year-old player. Long before he arrived in Switzerland, he was already considered one of the greatest talents of his generation.
Johannes Høsflot Klæbo is the greatest athlete in the history of the Winter Olympics. No other athlete has won as many titles, with such consistency, in winter sports.
Lucas Braathen is an exceptional alpine skier. Both a top-level athlete and a socially conscious figure, he made history in the sport by winning Brazil’s first Winter Olympic gold medal.
From child prodigy to two-time Olympic champion, all at her own pace. Alysa Liu is one of the most unique and memorable figure skaters of all time.
Adelboden isn't like any other race. A mecca for giant slalom, the Chuenisbärgli is an open-air cauldron—one of the most impressive venues around.
This tragedy has shocked people far beyond Switzerland. Forty people lost their lives, and many others suffered severe burns.
The UCI has published the list of teams registered for the 2026 to 2028 seasons. Several important pieces of information stand out from this announcement. Lotto and Intermarché united under one team The merger between Lotto and Intermarché-Wanty is now...
Slovenia proves that schooling, physical training and a culture of movement can produce champions while keeping the population active. Slovenia, with just 2 million inhabitants, produces athletes who dominate the...