Matthew Brennan is the future of British cycling and can follow path of two legendary riders IN FOCUS: 21-year-old Classics rider Matthew Brennan proved unstoppable at the Vuelta a Espana, and his breakthrough performance signals a bright future for British cycling as the Tour de France prepares for a return to the UK The Independent UK · Sep 14
'There's still a battle going on' - Vuelta a España stage 5 winner Matthew Brennan explains how Visma-Lease a Bike use terrain to stop Tadej Pogačar British all-rounder claims second victory in four days for Dutch squad Cycling News · Aug 26
Lorena Wiebes sprints to opening Tour of Britain stage win Wiebes showed no fatigue as she arrived in the Lake District fresh from claiming the sprinters’ jersey at the Tour de France Femmes The Independent UK · Aug 19
Patrick Lefevere cites 'ungrateful' Mark Cavendish in analysis of Primož Roglič's possible transfer to Lotto-Intermarché Former QuickStep boss had a habit for getting returns out of aging stars – and unceremoniously letting them go Cycling News · Aug 15
'I was a big fan of Mark Cavendish when he raced for this team' – Soudal-QuickStep sign versatile Tim Torn Teutenberg from Lidl-Trek 24-year-old aiming to improve in the sprints and grab more opportunities in the Classics Cycling News · Aug 6
'Five years ago I decided to take my own life. With support, I very narrowly avoided going through with it' – Why one cyclist is riding 4,000km after a stranger saved his life After overcoming his own struggles with suicidal thoughts, Martin Hills is riding from North Wales to the southernmost point of Spain on his 36-year-old Kona Explosif to encourage men to open up and talk about their mental health Cycling News · Jul 29
Riders with the most Tour de France stage wins Mark Cavendish sits at the top of the list, but for how much longer? Cycling Weekly · Jul 24
'We are closely monitoring professional cycling' – Could former Tour de France sponsor Nike make a comeback to the sport? US brand currently holds lifestyle clothing partnerships with several riders and teams, as well as a collaboration with racewear brand Nimbl Cycling News · Jul 17
From 175th to first – How to maximise a day at the Tour de France to the fullest with Uno-X Mobility Norwegian team wins stage 11, as they did in 2025, with Søren Wærenskjold surprising everyone into Nevers Cycling News · Jul 15
With fans wanting fireworks from day one, there are many ingredients needed for a great Tour de France Grand Depart Still buzzing from the Tour's Barcelona bonanza, we look at all the elements that need to come together for an unforgettable opening weekend Cycling Weekly · Jul 15
Tadej Pogačar surpasses Chris Froome's yellow jersey haul – who is next to beat in the Tour de France record books? Slovenian four-time Tour de France winner has now spent 60 days leading the race Cycling News · Jul 15
'I believed he could do it, I just never thought it would happen' – why a rider making his Tour de France debut is a family affair Three riders, three families, all brought together by the dream of riding the Tour de France Cycling Weekly · Jul 10
'Would you give away stages?' – Tadej Pogačar consumes all on Col du Tourmalet at the Tour de France but does he win too much? Why the world champion won't stop chasing victory at almost every given opportunity Cycling News · Jul 10
Cycling Weekly · Jul 8 'I won't have it forever': Peter Sagan believes his Tour de France green jersey record will be broken The Slovakian discusses his heart scare in 2024 as well as reflecting on his seven Tour de France green jerseys
Cycling News · Jul 8 Will Tadej Pogačar beat Mark Cavendish's Tour de France stage wins record? Crunching the numbers Slovenian records his 22nd win, putting record within reach by 2030, according to our number crunching
Cycling News · Jul 6 'Eat food like a robot and just go with the flow' – Tadej Pogačar says Tour de France frontrunners should already be firing on all cylinders as he scorches into yellow World Champion takes control with stunning sprint in Les Angles, moves equal with Darrigade to fifth all-time on Tour stage wins leaderboard
Cycling Weekly · Jul 6 'If this is my last win, I'll be happy enough' – Tadej Pogačar says his career is already beyond his wildest dreams after taking Tour de France yellow jersey Slovenian took GC lead on a day where wildfires cancelled his family plans
The Guardian - UK · Jul 6 Pogacar rises above wildfire restrictions to take yellow jersey in deserted Les Angles Tour de France organisers have insisted that the stage on Tuesday, from Carcassonne to Foix, will go ahead after Tadej Pogacar won stage three amid wildfire restrictions
The Guardian - UK · Jul 1 Tour de France 2026: stage-by-stage guide to this year’s race The team time trial returns as this year’s Tour starts in Barcelona for the first time in the race’s history
Cycling News · Jul 1 'Few people thought Riis and Telekom would be the ones to win' – The 1996 Tour de France was a seismic moment for cycling, but where is the triumphant squad 30 years on? The iconic German squad sent shockwaves around the peloton three decades ago when they put an end to Miguel Indurain's Tour dominance, but where are the likes of Bjarne Riis, Jan Ullrich and company today?
Cycling News · Mar 1 'Hurting the fast guys put us in a good position': Matthew Brennan puts Visma-Lease a Bike back on the right path at Kuurne-Brussel-Kuurne Matthew Brennan became the first British winner of Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne since Mark Cavendish in 2015, bouncing back 24 hours after crashing out of Omloop Het Nieuwsblad
Cycling Weekly · Jan 21 'Mark Cavendish was in the booth with me the whole night, and he was crying' – Pete Tong on when music meets cycling The British dance music pioneer talks bikes and partying with the sport's stars
Cycling Weekly · Jan 7 'You can break my nose... but not my heart' – It's all cyclo-cross carnage and tiramisu training rides in this week on cycling social media Plus a new track release from XDS Astana
Cycling Weekly · Dec 9, 2025 Pro cycling’s problems are more fundamental than when the Grand Tours are in the calendar Tadej Pogačar, Mark Cavendish and Vincenzo Nibali have all spoken out about the calendar, or pro cycling's business model recently - but it's bigger than them