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Ski, run, bike, read, eat, repeat. Features Editor at @OutsideMagazine. Former EIC at @VeloNews
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Temps Hit 90 Degrees at the Tour de France. One Team Found a Low-Tech Way to Cool Off.

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By Frederick Dreier Verified
| Outside Magazine Verified
During the opening stage, British squad Netcompany-Ineos trotted out a surprisingly analog way to beat the heat. Our cycling expert explains why the method was not exactly a marginal gain. The Tour de France started on Saturday (Photo: im de Waele/Getty Images) The 2026 Tour de France kicked off this past Saturday, July 4, with a team time trial through the streets of Barcelona—yes, that Barcelona. This year the Tour’s first three stages were held in Spain.
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Tony Hawk Was Still Pushing His Limits on the Skateboard. And Then He Crashed.

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By Frederick Dreier Verified
| Outside Magazine Verified
It seemed like just another day at the backyard ramp. It was March of 2022, and Tony Hawk—the Michael Jordan of skateboarding—had just completed a skateboarding session at his home in Southern California, when some friends showed up. Hawk, who was 53 at the time, wanted to show that his aging body could still perform at its pinnacle. He dropped in, soared up the side, and attempted a trick called the McTwist—a 540-degree flip.
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What It’s Like to Photograph SoCal’s Gnarliest Surf Break During a Monster Swell

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By Frederick Dreier Verified
| Outside Magazine Verified
Meet Dingo, a 60-year-old surf photographer who shoots Newport Beach’s most famous break. He recently captured a massive summer swell, and the riders who shredded it. A surfer drops in to a massive break at The Wedge (Photo: DingoSaidSo.com ) Surfers and bodyboarders in Newport Beach, California, ock to The Wedge, a shark fin-like wave that breaks near the town’s harbor.
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