Update 2\/22\/06: Cyclingnews changed their url for today’s stage!! I updated the url on the Yeswap portal this morning before the stage started, but I can only post to the blog in the evening. I’ll do the same for the rest of the stages, if the url changes again I’ll update the portal ASAP, but this post may not get fixed until later.<\/em><\/p>\n
Last week I wrote about how you can follow<\/a> Velonews’ live coverage of major cycling races on your mobile browser. Today I discovered that Cyclingnews <\/a>has a mobile live site. That is awesome news for cycling fans who want a mobile way to keep up with the races. Velonews is a good cycling website but their primary business is their weekly print newspaper. Cyclingnews, on the other hand, is the<\/strong> premier cycling news site on the web. Their live race reports are extremely detailed and they have live coverage of just about every major cycling event on the planet.<\/p>\n
I haven’t quite figured out Cyclingnews’ url scheme, but for the Tour of California, it looks like they are using http:\/\/live.cyclingnews.com\/wap<\/a> for every stage.<\/p>\n
Cyclingnews’ site is WAP1 and text-only but the wealth of information and timeliness makes it a great way to follow a race. I’ve put links to both Velonews and Cyclingnews’ live coverage on the Sports\/Cycling<\/a> page at yeswap.com so you can easily try them both. Because Cyclingnews’ mobile site is WAP1 you will only see a link to it if you are using a wml-capable browser.<\/p>\n
Cyclingnews Live: wml<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Update 2\/22\/06: Cyclingnews changed their url for today’s stage!! I updated the url on the Yeswap portal this morning before the stage started, but I can only post to the blog in the evening. I’ll do the same for the rest of the stages, if the url changes again I’ll update the portal ASAP, but this post may not get fixed until later. Last week I wrote about how you can follow Velonews’ live coverage of major cycling races on … Continue reading