Cycling
Getting around in times of turmoil: How to keep up morale in Israel during Iran war
How can we deal with all this abnormal normality? The constant sirens, the fearsome explosions, of missiles falling, or the IDF’s interception system working but resulting in shrapnel dispersal?
Biking for good! Ramat Beit Shemesh-based org. dispenses the curative vibe on two wheels
Israel-Premier Tech team lose title sponsor
Israel–Premier Tech to drop Israeli identity amid safety concerns
Paris to Normandy via Nellie
As we mark the 75th anniversary of D-Day on June 6, the ‘Magazine’ tools around the region where so much history happened.
Cyclists get tunnel vision, for a day
While the municipality and the GFNY organizers celebrate the major international cycling slot here, the powers-that-be refuse to explain why it remains off limits for the cyclists.
'Wheels of Hope' is expected to take over Jerusalem streets today
This is a social cycling event for children and adults with disabilities, in which some 6,000 participants are expected to take part.
Cape Town to Italy via Tel Aviv... by bike
Pedaling south to north across the entire African continent with this bare minimum of supplies, he made this epic 19,000 km journey in just over five months
Giro d'Italia/Israel
Palestinians condemn UAE, Bahrain presence in cycle race in Israel
The Palestinian Olympic Committee said their participation was "a stab in the back to the great sacrifices made by the Palestinian people ... and a free service for the occupation."
Tunnel? What tunnel?
This is the first time the Giro has held stages outside Europe, so that is definitely a feather in our national cycling cap.
Israel’s cycling godfather climbs mountains
With Giro d’Italia set to kick off in Jerusalem this week, Sylvan Adams takes pride in a tough journey.
The grand Giro d’Italia graces the Holy Land
The race’s ‘Big Start’ will take the world’s top cyclists through Jerusalem’s Old City, from Haifa to Tel Aviv, then Beersheba to Eilat.
Jerusalem gearing up for Giro
Wouldn’t it be wonderful if people around the world identified Jerusalem as the host of major sporting events, rather than as the location of the usual Mideast conflict-related news item?
