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Stage 12 of La Vuelta proved to be a tough one for Oscar Onley .

After an early crash, Oscar dug deep on the final climb to limit his losses and fight all the way to the finish.

He now sits 5th overall and, importantly, retains the white jersey.

A tough day, but plenty still to fight for.

Into the Badlands with AURUM .

817 kilometres. Around 14,000 metres of climbing. Desert heat, rough gravel, rocky descents and long days and nights on the bike.

This week, Javier Pastor, Alberto González, Hugo Méndez and Juanjo Pereira took on Badlands, one of gravel cycling’s most unique self-supported adventures. A challenge not only for the riders, but for their equipment too. In an adventure like this, reliability becomes just as important as performance.

Congratulations Javier, Alberto, Hugo and Juanjo on completing the Badlands!

A strong start to La Vuelta with Team Netcompany INEOS Cycling Team .

Josh Tarling opened the race with an impressive 3rd place in the individual time trial in Monaco, just four seconds from victory.

Oscar Onley heads into the first rest day 4th overall, just 41 seconds from the podium, and wearing the white jersey as leader of the young rider classification.

Nine stages down, twelve to go. Bring on the second half.

COLNAGO Y1RS 🫒 by Hymn

Our first Tour de France™ with Netcompany INEOS Cycling Team has come to an end.

From an impressive second place in the opening Team Time Trial in Barcelona, just seconds away from the Yellow Jersey, to countless breakaways and relentless attacks throughout the race, the team showed exactly what it stands for.

Despite missing three key riders from the intended Tour line up, Netcompany INEOS adapted its approach. Instead of chasing the general classification, the team committed to racing aggressively, creating opportunities and fighting for stage victories every single day. While this Tour did not end with the stage win we all worked so hard for, it confirmed something even more important: the mindset, the attitude and the commitment to always race on the front foot.

At Scope Cycling, we couldn’t be prouder to be part of this journey. We share the same belief that there is always another step to take, another detail to improve and another opportunity to create.

Congratulations to every rider and every member of Netcompany INEOS on an inspiring first Tour together.

At yesterday’s Tour de France Individual Time Trial, Team Netcompany INEOS delivered an outstanding performance, with Thymen Arensman and Josh Tarling securing two top ten finishes, while Alpecin Premier Tech and Team Picnic PostNL once again trusted Scope wheels on cycling’s biggest stage.

With over 650 metres of climbing, the course demanded the perfect balance between aerodynamics and weight. All three teams therefore selected the Artech 8.T front wheel over our newly developed Artech Tri Spoke. Combined with the Artech Disc, the Artech 8.T forms the lightest time trial wheelset currently raced in the professional peloton, proving that the fastest setup is always course specific.

The individual time trial of this year’s Tour de France™ .

Filippo Ganna goes for the win on the new Scope Tri Spoke wheel.

The second rest day of the Tour de France marks the perfect moment to reflect on an extraordinary week of racin Netcompany INEOS Cycling Team cycling team.

From Kévin Vauquelin’s attacking ride to sixth place to the relentless efforts of Egan Bernal, Thymen Arensman, Tobias Foss, Josh Tarling and Michał Kwiatkowski, and the legendary Filippo Ganna. the team has raced with intent every single day, creating opportunities instead of waiting for them.

This year’s Tour continues to raise the bar. New climbing records have fallen, average speeds keep increasing, and every second has to be earned on the toughest roads in the world.

One week remains. The biggest challenges are still to come.