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October 8, 2025
Ahooga raises €5.5 million to grow global business and folding bike platform
Belgian compact bike specialist Ahooga has secured €5.5 million for international expansion and engineering innovation. The funding includes €3.5 million in equity and €2 million in debt financing, and will be used to expand Ahooga’s dealer network, boost brand awareness and prepare for entry into new markets. The company will also invest...
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October 8, 2025
Athlos NYC track meet hits grand slam with new payment sponsor
Heading into its second year, the women-only track meet Athlos has secured a major sponsor to ensure athletes get paid—fast. On Thursday, co-founder Alexis Ohanian announced that Cash App will be the official payments sponsor, promising what he calls “a faster future.” Last year’s payouts took three business days, which Ohanian says wasn’t good...
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October 8, 2025
The government shutdown is putting D.C.-area races in jeopardy
The government shutdown is putting race day in jeopardy. Race organizers were expected to decide Wednesday whether to cancel the event or possibly unveil a route that does not go through federal land. msn
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October 7, 2025
End of an Era: Rapha & EF Pro Cycling Call it Quits After Seven Years of Style & Disruption
The most recognizable kit in the peloton is about to ride into the sunset. Rapha and EF Pro Cycling have announced that 2025 will mark the final year of their seven-year partnership, one that didn’t just outfit a team, but reshaped what pro cycling could look like. From the iconic...
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October 6, 2025
Johnson Fitness & Wellness, Peloton Ink Retail Partnership
Just ahead of the holiday shopping season, Peloton has forged a retail partnership with Johnson Fitness & Wellness (JFW), the retail division of Johnson Health Tech, bringing the connected fitness company’s new Cross Training Series to more than 100 JFW stores nationwide and giving consumers hands-on access to its latest lineup. The...
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October 6, 2025
Suunto sues Garmin over patent infringements as legal troubles build
Less than a week after Strava’s lawsuit against Garmin was revealed, it has come to light that Suunto is also suing the company.Filed in a Texas court on 22 September, Suunto’s case accuses Garmin of infringing five patents related to measuring a user’s respiratory rate. bikeradar
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October 5, 2025
Camille Herron to sue Canadian Running Magazine parent company Gripped Publishing Inc
American ultramarathon runner Camille Herron has announced that she is suing the company that owns Canadian Running Magazine, Gripped Publishing Inc. She is claiming defamation. athletics illustrated
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October 4, 2025
Kilian Jornet Summits Mount Rainier, Completes All 72 U.S. 14’ers
The Spanish mountaineer and ultrarunner has climbed all 72 accessible 14,000-foot peaks in the contiguous United States. His scorchingly quick journey began on September 3 at Longs Peak, Colorado. EXPLORERSWEB
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October 3, 2025
Grand Slam Track receives emergency funding to pay half of what athletes are owed
As the end-of-September payment deadline approached, Grand Slam Track (GST) still owed athletes and vendors from its three Slam meets a reported US$19 million. On Friday, Front Office Sports reported that the startup has secured an emergency cash infusion to cover half of that shortfall. According to the report, a group of existing investors...
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October 2, 2025
Strava Just Sued Garmin: Demands Garmin Stop Selling Devices
Strava has sued Garmin. In doing so, they are demanding that Garmin cease selling effectively all of their fitness/outdoor watches, as well as cycling computers. Additionally, they’re asking for a bunch of feature removals on Garmin Connect. Strava is claiming that Garmin is infringing on two patents, one around segments,...
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