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How bold Vingegaard decision to race Pogacar gives cycling’s biggest rivalry new edge

The European Championships could see Tadej Pogacar, Jonas Vingegaard and Remco Evenepoel open a new chapter in a rivalry for the ages, while the women’s race sets up an intriguing tactical battle between the peloton’s heavy-hitters

The Independent UK

'A long solo? Never say never' - Tadej Pogačar won't rule out repeat trademark lone breakaway in upcoming European Road Championships

With new World Champion's jersey in his possession, Slovenian feeling 'really good' despite lengthy journey back to Europe

Cycling News

'If he tries that, it could end badly' – Belgian national coach not expecting another monster breakaway by Pogačar in European Championships battle with Remco Evenepoel

'One of the toughest courses ever for an international championship, tougher than Kigali for sure' says Serge Pauwels

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Pogačar v Evenepoel v Vingegaard: the European Championships road race could be the most interesting one-day event of the season

There's something very rare about Sunday's event

Cycling Weekly

A Pogačar and Evenepoel rematch with Vingegaard thrown into the mix as European Championships brings superstars together for rare face-off – Analysis

Sunday's road race in France set to bring thrilling action in first one-day meeting of 'Big three' for three years

Cycling News

‘The more chaotic the race, the better it suits us’: Britain’s Pidcock and Onley look to disrupt Pogacar’s world title defence

The Slovenian is the favourite to make it back-to-back rainbow jerseys on the gruelling Rwandan course - but the British team intend to take the fight to him

The Independent UK

Cycling world heads for Rwanda under a cloud of controversy after Vuelta chaos

First road world championships in Africa should be a moment of celebration – instead the sport is mired in controversy

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Fewer stars, but potentially more open racing – How will the absence of several big names affect the Rwanda World Championships?

Riders like Mathieu van der Poel, Lotte Kopecky and Jonas Vingegaard are all skipping the Rwandan World Championships, but this could actually be a positive

Cycling News

Vuelta chaos shows selling sport as a tool for peace can create its own battlefield

Once teams promote a country, are owned by states or have to reflect government policy, sport becomes a playground for power

The Guardian - UK

Tom Pidcock and Q36.5 plotting future Grand Tour success after Vuelta a España podium

'We need to close a minimum of three to four minutes – I think that's an achievable gap' says Brit's coach

Cycling News

'I feel I've closed the gap to him from last year' – Vuelta a España victory boost's Jonas Vingegaard's Grand Tour confidence against eternal rival Tadej Pogačar

Visma-Lease a Bike celebrate at their service course after improvised podium in Madrid

Cycling News

'One of the best moments of my career' – Jonas Vingegaard reveals Tom Pidcock's mum suggested car park Vuelta a España podium

Speaking days after his triumph in Spain, Visma-Lease a Bike rider says he "still dreams" of winning Tour de France

Cycling Weekly

What next for the Vuelta a España podium finishers? – Philippa York analysis

Philippa York looks back on performances from Vingegaard, Almeida, and Pidcock, and looks ahead to what their next ambitions may be

Cycling News

Spain's PM Sánchez calls for Israel to be banned from sports events over war in Gaza

Speaking to members of his Socialist Party, Sánchez said Israel, like Russia, should not be allowed to compete in international sports events because of its military campaign in Gaza.

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The Independent UK

World cycling’s governing body condemns Spanish government over pro-Palestine protests at Vuelta

The Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) released an explosive statement accusing the Spanish government of ‘exploitation of sport for political purposes’

Cycling News

'The UCI sets the rules' - Vuelta a España organiser describe protests as 'unacceptable' but insists they could not expel the Israel-Premier Tech team

UCI condemns Spanish government for "exploitation of sport for political purposes"

The Independent UK

Protesters brought the Vuelta to its knees and could change cycling forever

VUELTA A ESPANA: Pro-Palestine protests over an Israeli team at the Vuelta cut short stages, endangered riders, and forced an early end to the Spanish grand tour. Flo Clifford explores how the mass demonstrations could have far-reaching consequences for the world’s most accessible sport

Radio France Internationale

Politicians trade barbs as Madrid protests curtail La Vuelta's final fiesta

Political fall-out continued in Spain on Monday after more than 100,000 pro-Palestinian protesters gathered in Madrid, forcing organisers to crop Sunday's final stage of La Vuelta. It was just the latest in a series of interruptions to one of world's most prestigious cycling races after the Tour de France.

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Six moments that defined the 2025 Vuelta a España

The turning points of a brutally difficult race and the 'saddest Vuelta in history'

Cycling Weekly

'This is a big deal' – Tom Pidcock finishes third at Vuelta a España and lands as Grand Tour contender

Q36.5 Pro Cycling rider becomes 10th British male rider to finish on the podium of a Grand Tour

Cycling News

'It’s a pity that such a moment of eternity was taken from us' – Jonas Vingegaard settles for improvised Vuelta a España podium celebrations

'The participants must be protected' - Visma team manager Richard Plugge appeals for rider safety

The Guardian - UK

Cycling teams could boycott races involving Israel-Premier Tech after Vuelta chaos

World Tour cycling teams could refuse to race against Israel-Premier Tech after pro-Palestine protests forced the cancellation of the Vuelta a España finale

Cycling Weekly

Jonas Vingegaard seals Vuelta win with a red Cervélo S5

He might not have been able to get into town with his tour winning bike, but he still chose to paint it red.

Cycling Weekly

'It’s very bad for cycling that the protesters managed to get what they wanted' – Vuelta a España ends with no final stage and a podium ceremony in a car park

Teams came together for a makeshift ceremony after a disrupted day in Madrid

The Independent UK

Chaotic scenes in Madrid as pro-Palestinian protesters disrupt final stage of Vuelta cycling race

Spanish Vuelta organizers and riders have expressed regret over not being able to finish the race as planned because of pro-Palestinian protests on Sunday

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