Jackie Tyson is a North American Editor at https://t.co/ZdgFOAuE8f. With over 30 years of experience in professional sports, she covers a wide range of topics including competitive sports, sports business, and sports broadcasting, while also advocating for safe cycling through her non-profit work. Jackie has been featured in MSN, NewsBreak, and Cyclingnews.com.
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Jackie's coverage is heavily focused on event coverage in the sports industry, particularly cycling. She gives significant attention to races, team developments, and individual riders within the cycling world.
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By: Jackie Tyson
Former USPro criterium champion expects to miss final round of American Criterium Cup as he takes time off to heal from surgery
By: Jackie Tyson
Typically exuberant, with a fast pace on and off the bike, Lucas Bourgoyne (Cadence Cyclery p/b Waldo Racing) was resting this week after an emergency appendectomy two weeks ago.
By: Jackie Tyson, Simone Giuliani
A course that suits and a crowd that will be on her side as Canadian chases a rainbow repeat in Montréal
By: Jackie Tyson
Isaac del Toro goes second on longest stage of the five days and drops to second overall
By: Jackie Tyson, Alasdair Fotheringham
Paris-Roubaix winner says ITT course in Monaco 'a bit too technical'
By: Jackie Tyson
Former Women's WorldTour champion was the last woman on the podium at US UCI race 10 years ago
By: Jackie Tyson
19-year-old Italian delivers first pro win on rainy day
By: Jackie Tyson
Four-time Grand Tour stage winner expects teams will address climbing styles and 'protocols around flats'
By: Jackie Tyson
This year's course for the Vuelta a España is sort of like an expanding helium balloon, as the peloton goes deeper into the three weeks and further south into Spain, the climbing continues to grow.
