Who do you support and why? There is a variety of algorithms to help you choose The Doc explains why it’s impossible to watch a bike race as a neutral Cycling Weekly · Aug 16
'The magic starts after three years' - how a coach went about building Tour de France winner Jonas Vingegaard Ex-Visma coach Tim Heemskerk outlines the training philosophy behind Vingegaard's Tour de France victories Cycling Weekly · Jul 16
Who will win the 2026 Giro d'Italia? Vingegaard’s the man to beat, but there’s no shortage of GC contenders trying to rain on his parade Cycling Weekly · May 6
'The stress just drains you' – What Jonas Vingegaard can expect from his first Giro d'Italia Italian Visma-Lease a Bike teammate Edoardo Affini runs the rule over the Dane's Giro debut, and what exactly makes the Corsa Rosa so challenging Cycling News · May 6
Giro d’Italia 2026 route, stage-by-stage guide and start list The 2026 Giro d’Italia begins in Bulgaria for the first time before traversing 3,400km to the finish line in Rome The Independent UK · May 6
Jonas Vingegaard’s path to victory at the Giro d’Italia seems to be as clear as possible, but cycling isn’t that simple There may be no obvious rivals on the start list, but stage racing has a habit of throwing up surprises Cycling Weekly · May 5
'We still have big ambitions' - Adam Yates looks to emulate brother Simon as UAE Team Emirates leader for Giro d'Italia Briton named as team leader in the absence of João Almeida as Tadej Pogačar and Isaac del Toro focus on Tour de France Cycling News · May 4
'The Giro d'Italia always produces surprises' – Vincenzo Nibali warns top 2026 contender Jonas Vingegaard about Grand Tour's innate unpredictability Former double winner says compatriot Guilio Pellizzari should be aiming for podium Cycling News · Apr 30
Jonas Vingegaard the clear frontrunner, but who will emerge as his biggest challenger? – Analysing the favourites for the Giro d'Italia Dane looks to become eighth man in history to win all three Grand Tours on the road from Bulgaria to Rome Cycling News · Apr 30
Tadej Pogačar misses out on Laureus World Sportsman of the Year award for second year in a row Slovenian beaten by tennis player Carlos Alcaraz while Egan Bernal and Simon Yates miss out on Comeback of the Year award Cycling News · Apr 21
The Giro d'Italia is only a few weeks away, with Jonas Vingegaard, Joao Almeida, Richard Carapaz, and Filippo Ganna all on the start list – watch it wherever you are with our exclusive Surfshark VPN deals Surfshark is a highly recommended VPN service, and with huge savings on a two-year subscription and three months free, now is the time to secure continued coverage for as little as $1.78 a month Cycling Weekly · Apr 20
Pogačar, Pidcock, Yates and Bernal shortlisted for 2026 Laureus World Sports Awards Cycling stars up for World Sportsman, Action Sportsperson and Comeback of the Year categories Cycling News · Mar 3
Down on luck and momentum – The nightmare continues for Wout van Aert and Visma-Lease a Bike How the Dutch team's woes have gone from bad to worse at the start of the 2026 season Cycling News · Feb 27
Cycling News · Feb 15 'It's nice to have some advice from him' – Isaac del Toro looks to defend Tadej Pogačar's UAE Tour title as UAE Team Emirates-XRG's leader on 2026 season debut Rising Mexican star to challenge fellow top favourite Remco Evenepoel across seven-days of desert racing
Cycling News · Feb 15 'He's trying things that he never had a chance to do as a bike rider' – Adam Yates looks ahead to first reunion with twin brother Simon Yates following shock retirement Veteran Brit starts sixth UAE Tour on Monday as climbing superdomestique for Isaac del Toro
Cycling News · Feb 11 A season-delaying crash, a coach break-up and losing key teammates – Has Jonas Vingegaard's 2026 Tour de France bid gone wrong before it's even started? Two-time former winner was hoping for a less disrupted path to July this year, but so far, pretty much everything that could go wrong has
Cycling News · Feb 10 'It's not like you can easily replace someone like Simon' – Sepp Kuss to retain same schedule and priorities for 2026 following Yates' sudden retirement US rider 'really motivated' to return to Giro d'Italia in support of Vingegaard, but may miss Vuelta a España for first time in his career
Cycling Weekly · Feb 10 First the teammate retires, then a crash, now his coach leaves: what now for Jonas Vingegaard? The cards have looked stacked against the Dane and his team so far in 2026– now he has just one race till the Giro d'Italia
Cycling News · Feb 7 'It's better to stop than to prolong the suffering' – Adam Yates opens up about twin brother Simon's surprise retirement UAE rider shared his thoughts on his brother's shock decision to quit the sport in January, ahead of Tour of Oman title defence
Cycling News · Feb 3 Wout van Aert 'hurt' by suggestions Visma-Lease a Bike to blame for retirements of teammates Simon Yates and Fem van Empel 'I think it's a shame that the situation is being generalised when it's completely unfair'
Cycling News · Jan 25 Kangaroos, crashes and a depleted team, but still Jay Vine claims Tour Down Under with biggest winning margin since 2004 'It was out of your control what happened … but I'm also incredibly proud of how we stepped up' says Australian UAE Team Emirates rider after second win at WorldTour opener
Cycling News · Jan 23 'He's a great guy, but he has his own way of doing things' – Sepp Kuss says Simon Yates' bombshell retirement decision was fully within Briton's character Former Vuelta a España winner set for return to Giro d'Italia to support Jonas Vingegaard
Cycling News · Jan 17 'One door closes, another one opens' - Ben Tulett eyeing Grand Tour future after Simon Yates' surprise retirement Tour de France debut likely on the cards for young Briton
Cycling News · Jan 16 'I really needed the change' – Jonas Vingegaard looks to prevent burnout with refreshed Grand Tour approach in 2026 Dane takes aim at Giro-Tour double with 'new energy' but admits he's also 'been close to burning out' in wake of Simon Yates' retirement