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A comprehensive analysis of website performance across 21 bike manufacturers competing in the 2025 Tour de France, using Core Web Vitals metrics and a proprietary CrRRUX scoring system. Merida topped the rankings with perfect scores, followed by Factor and Giant, while traditional brands like Trek and Ridley struggled with client-side rendering issues. The study reveals that simpler, traditional web architectures often outperform modern JavaScript-heavy frameworks in terms of loading speed, interactivity, and visual stability.

The Fastest Site in the Tour de France – CSS Wizardry

The Teams and Bikes of the 2025 Tour de France

The Fastest Bike Sites in the 2025 Tour de France

The Fastest Team Sites in the 2025 Tour de France

<p>so basically the dev team had JS skill issues? Or for my fellow JS rage baiters, JS is just garbage as always.</p>
