'I don't want anything to do with Roubaix' – Quinn Simmons says Paris-Roubaix is 'so scary' as he targets other Classics US road champion eyes Strade Bianche and Amstel Gold Race in 2026 Cycling Weekly · Feb 6
Ineos Grenadiers ditch white shorts for black for 'European spring', team confirms Team opts for darker option, preventing issues in rain and mud of the Classics, for 'performance' reasons Cycling Weekly · Feb 4
'The evolution of cycling has been beneficial for me' – Stefan Küng buys into Tudor's ambitions to take on Tadej Pogačar in the cobbled Classics Swiss rider helps drive team time trial development after move from Groupama-FDJ Cycling News · Jan 26
‘Everyone timed it really well today’ - Matthew Brennan shelves earlier stage miss frustration to take the win on chaotic final stage at Tour Down Under Visma-Lease a Bike rider wants to use the lessons learnt to help with his preparation for the Classics Cycling News · Jan 25
'Stop riding at the front when Van der Poel and Pogačar are there' – Tiesj Benoot calls for riders to rethink tactics at the Classics Versatile Belgian warns against 'racing for second' by helping the big stars Cycling News · Jan 24
'We can race aggressively and differently' – Pfeiffer Georgi takes on a captain's role at Picnic PostNL for 2026 British rider is only 25 but is now a veteran of the Women's WorldTour Cycling News · Jan 22
Omloop Het Nieuwsblad Women 2026 route features a toughened-up final with two new climbs Additional climbs of Tenbosse and Parikeberg equal a harder final for the 21st edition of the women's cobbled Classics opener Cycling News · Jan 21
Tudor Pro Cycling back Marc Hirschi to return as leader after former one-day star 'disappeared in the results' Former UAE rider to target the Ardennes Classics, Giro d'Italia and World Championships in second season with Tudor Cycling News · Jan 21
Where will the stars of the women's peloton start their season? Schedules for Pauline Ferrand-Prévot, Lotte Kopecky and more Demi Vollering yet to confirm her programme as big names all take different approaches to early-season racing Cycling News · Jan 20
'I have no doubt that I will be back at the same level as three years ago' – Christophe Laporte puts illnesses behind him to take aim at spring Classics 'For the first six weeks, I even struggled with 10-minute walks' Frenchman says of 2025 Cytomegalovirus ordeal Cycling News · Jan 20
'He's barely fallen behind' – Wout van Aert ramps up training hours as injury recovery progresses positively Visma-Lease a Bike coach Jan Boven says Belgian 'can definitely look forward to the spring Classics' Cycling News · Jan 19
Matteo Jorgenson praises Visma for calendar flexibility in 2026 with big changes to race programme and Grand Tour leadership put on hold US rider circles Liège-Bastogne-Liège as major goal for coming season, with cobbled Classics and Paris-Nice removed from schedule Cycling News · Jan 16
Tom Pidcock to begin 2026 in Spain next month ahead of key Classics goals, culminating at Liège-Bastogne-Liège 26-year-old begins second season at Pinarello Q36.5 in a different way Cycling Weekly · Jan 16
'The team wanted to go back to what they really love, what's in their DNA' – Monument winner Jasper Stuyven leads Soudal-QuickStep Classics comeback Belgian road captain suggests former team Lidl-Trek may be weaker in cobbled Classics in 2026 Cycling News · Jan 14
Cycling News · Jan 14 'I don't really have any ambitions of my own any more' – Victor Campenaerts skips Classics to fully focus on Grand Tour work with Jonas Vingegaard in 2026 Former Tour de France stage winner still dreaming of riding onto Champs Elysées with Visma-Lease a Bike teammate Vingegaard in yellow
Cycling News · Jan 11 'I hope to get back to my best' – Dylan van Baarle to target Tour of Flanders and Paris-Roubaix in debut season with Classics-focused Soudal-QuickStep Former Roubaix champion a key leader in the post-Evenepoel era at Belgian squad
Cycling News · Jan 8 'Why can't I one day be there fighting for the rainbow jersey?' - Paul Magnier has the confidence to be Soudal-QuickStep's next big thing 21-year-old French rider names Mathieu van der Poel as his role model and refutes that Tim Merlier is a sprinting rival
Cycling News · Jan 8 'It's nice to be number one, but I think the goal is to win races' – SD Worx-Protime aim for more in 2026 after 48-win season Team building for Grand Tour success in future years, but not necessarily 2026, with new signings Valentina Cavallar and Nienke Vinke
Cycling News · Jan 8 'We want a victory in a major Classic' - Soudal-QuickStep returns to their roots, turning the page on Remco Evenepoel era in 2026 Paul Magnier extends until 2029 as Soudal back new Classics focus until 2030
Cycling News · Jan 7 'Having WorldTour invitations gives some peace' – Tudor Pro Cycling aim higher in 2026 with Küng, Alaphilippe and Storer as leaders Storer targets the Giro GC, Küng the Classics and Alaphilippe the Ardennes
Cycling News · Dec 29, 2025 After the golden generation of Deignan, Thomas and Froome –What does the future hold for British cycling? With Thomas and Deignan retiring and Froome turning 40, we take a look at the next crop of British racing stars
Cycling News · Dec 19, 2025 WorldTour Teams 2026 – A comprehensive guide to the 18 top-tier squads in the men's peloton Cyclingnews outlines the key riders, signings and goals of the Men's WorldTour, from Alpecin-Premier Tech to XDS-Astana
Cycling Weekly · Dec 18, 2025 Cat Ferguson targets Tour de France Femmes debut in 2026: 'I've got to prove I’m an asset to the team' The Yorkshirewoman discusses harsh lessons from her first season as a pro, and why she has to keep a lid on things to ensure she can enjoy a long career in the peloton
Cycling News · Dec 14, 2025 'I hope I don't stop writing this book' - Analysing Tadej Pogačar's continued drive to tear up conventional script with impressively ambitious 2026 calendar Combination of cobbled Classics and Tour de France targets maintains Slovenian in class of his own
Cycling Weekly · Dec 13, 2025 Tadej Pogačar 'not obsessed' by Paris-Roubaix and Milan-San Remo, but insists 'it’s impossible to have the same amount of fun at the Tour de France' The world champion will race a similar race calendar to 2025, and there are two races above all that he is most desperate to succeed in