It’s not often that you have scenery as serene as you do when starting the day in Geiranger, a small village in the Møre og Romsdal county of western Norway. 

With 26 hairpin bends, including its iconic 270° twist right at the very summit, there’s little wonder why the road from Sa Calobra to the Coll dels Reis is the most famous on the whole of Mallorca. 

When the summer season lasts only three months (if you’re lucky) then you know you’re in an extreme place. 

The centre feature of Stage 11 of the 2018 Tour de France from Albertville to La Rosière, the Cormet de Roselend has been the scene of much drama over the years (more on that later) however it’s surprising that it has taken until this year for the race to visit the Col du Pré. 

Located in the Ariège department in the Occitanie region of south-west France, the Col de Pailhères joins the village of Mijanès in the east to the spa town of Ax-Les-Thermes in the west. 

Joining the provinces of Sondrio and Brescia in northern Italy, the Passo del Mortirolo is the Giro d’Italia’s answer to a mischievous and often snow covered Passo di Gavia. 

Deep in the heart of the Gran Paradiso National Park the Colle del Nivolet is one of Italy’s best kept secrets. 

It’s always an exciting time, waiting in anticipation for the Tour de France route presentation. 

When Alain Rumpf offered us the chance to pay Switzerland another visit he didn’t need to ask twice! 

When in Rome, do as the Romans do……when in Girona, do as the pros do! 

After an incredible first season, TORQ Fuelled Kate Comber Reflects upon her expectations and appreciations of racing as a professional triathlete. 

Share the warmth and inspiration, as TORQ Fuelled Mike Cotty and the Col Collective Team take us to inspirational Gran Canaria.