The Giro d'Italia is starting today, without the customary discussions as to who will win the race overall. That seems to be (almost literally) set in stone already as Colnago have even revealed a golden bike for the prospect of Tadej Pogacar's victory.
He was told he would never cycle again. But South African ultra-endurance cyclist Grant Lottering doesn’t take no for an answer. In 2013, Lottering’s heart stopped after a gruesome accident in the Italian Alps. Doctors said he would never ride again. Since then, he has completed many gruelling rides through some of the toughest terrain on the planet. Grant Lottering is a highly regarded motivational speaker and ambassador for Laureus Sport for Good. His story – proving that the human body can achieve the near impossible if you have the right mindset – is an inspiration to millions.