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INSANE: 9 - The Real Truth

Should Wout van Aert ride for GC at a Grand Tour?

The Belgian superstar's main ambitions in 2025 are finally winning the Tour of Flanders and Paris-Roubaix

Cycling Weekly · Jan 15, 2025

A modest star: Grand Tour climbing genius Sepp Kuss on why staying under the radar works best for him

2023 Vuelta a España winner discusses quest for consistency after uneven 2024, Tour de France, and hiding GC ambitions in plain sight

Cycling News · Jan 15, 2025

Jonas Vingegaard to target the Tour de France and Vuelta a España in 2025

Dane to be joined by Wout van Aert, Simon Yates and Matteo Jorgenson at Tour as Visma-Lease a Bike announces schedules

Cycling Weekly · Jan 14, 2025

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Visma-Lease a Bike are producing their own kit under Yellow B logo

Dutch team’s deal with Agu ended in December after brand experienced financial difficulty

Cycling Weekly · Jan 8, 2025

'A couple of good bits of luck away from an amazing year' – Luke Plapp wards off travails of 2024 to find inspiration ahead

An Australian build toward goal of winning in Europe and fighting for an overall top ten at a Grand Tour

Cycling News · Dec 16, 2024

Ben O'Connor connects with his roots to inspire young Aussie generation as Jayco-AIUIa leader

'Results are fickle; it can be about being smart' says Grand Tour rider, yet to reveal 2025 programme beyond Tour de France

Cycling News · Dec 12, 2024

‘I can’t lose that aggressivity’ - Ben O’Connor changes teams but keeps his racing style

'He throws it out there, rides aggressively and looks for opportunities where a lot of other GC guys don't which is a great talent to have and an exciting way to race' says Jayco-AlUla's Matt White

Cycling News · Dec 6, 2024

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What is an epic in climbing and mountaineering? When things go wrong

Our mountaineering expert considers the epic, taking a look at high-profile cases and detailing how you can avoid being part of one

Advnture · Nov 5, 2024

2025 Tour de France to be ‘number one target’ for new Jayco-AlUla recruit Ben O’Connor

Team boss Matt White says team will also take a sprinter to the Tour and aim for Giro GC

Cycling News · Nov 2, 2024

Who will win the 2025 Tour de France? Ranking the form of the favourites for the yellow jersey

Tadej Pogačar remains top of the pile after dominating Jonas Vingegaard and Remco Evenepoel at the Dauphiné

Cycling News · Oct 31, 2024

How the latest moves in the transfer market have shaped the relegation battle in 2025

Arkéa-B&B Hotels worries continue as team bleeds talent with loss of Frenchman a year before his contract ends

Cycling News · Oct 21, 2024

'He made every part of the team better' - Visma-Lease a Bike move on after departure of Grand Tour mastermind

Merijn Zeeman leaves Dutch team after 12 years, 420 victories and rebuilding a winning culture out of an 'unsafe work environment'

Cycling News · Oct 9, 2024

State of the nation: Analysing Great Britain's 2024 Road World Championships teams

All eyes on Tom Pidcock and Anna Henderson in road races after time trials pass without a medal

Cycling News · Sep 23, 2024

Tom Pidcock to lead British team for UCI Road World Championships

Olympic medallist Anna Henderson leads elite women's charge in Zürich

Cycling News · Sep 17, 2024

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Cycling News · Sep 15, 2024

GP Montréal: Tadej Pogačar secures victory with dominant solo performance

Solo chaser Pello Bilbao takes second place as Julian Alaphilippe sprints for third on Avenue du Parc

Cycling News · Sep 14, 2024

'I took a pay cut to go to Visma-Lease a Bike' - Simon Yates ensures no regrets with transfer to super team

Brit to have 'open role' at Dutch outfit but happy to work for others at new team as he leaves Jayco-AlUla after 11 years

Cycling Weekly · Sep 14, 2024

Simon Yates says he took a pay cut in order to join Visma-Lease a Bike

32-year-old says it was now or never as he gets set to leave Jayco AIUla after eleven years

Cycling News · Aug 25, 2024

‘Nothing to lose’ - Adam Yates follows brother Simon’s tracks in Granada to triumph in Vuelta a España

Adam wins six years after Vuelta a Andalucia triumph for Simon over same climbs into Granada

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Cycling News · Aug 16, 2024

‘A bit tricky’ as Adam Yates co-leads UAE Team Emirates in Vuelta a España after helping Pogačar win Tour de France

Briton joint GC contender alongside João Almeida as squad battles for 2024 'Grand Tour grand slam'

Cycling News · Aug 2, 2024

Visma-Lease a Bike sign Simon Yates to help Vingegaard take on Pogačar at 2025 Tour de France

Briton leaves Jayco after 11 years to take up similar role to his brother at UAE Team Emirates

AAP · Aug 1, 2024

O'Connor confirmed as key signing for Jayco AlUla

Top WA cyclist Ben O'Connor, who has finished fourth at the Tour de France, will join Australia's only top-level team Jayco AlUla for next season.

Cycling News · Aug 1, 2024

Ben O'Connor signs with Jayco-AlUla, sets sights on Grand Tour podiums

'I’m at a point now where I need to deliver, so it’ll be even more special to do it with an Australian set-up' says Western Australian after confirming two-year deal

Cycling News · Jul 31, 2024

Evenepoel, Pogačar, Pidcock and Ayuso – Ten big-name riders that will impact the 2025 men’s rider market

Some are staying but others are ready to declare a change of teams when transfers can be announced

Cycling News · Jul 19, 2024

The Tour de France is over, but Tadej Pogačar is still running up the score – Analysis

Slovenian takes retribution for Col de la Loze and Hautacam defeats with exhibition at Isola 2000

France 24 · Jul 19, 2024

Pogacar clinches stage 19 in Tour de France with attack on final climb

Tadej Pogacar overtook three riders on the final 16-kilometer climb to win stage 19 of the Tour de France in the southern Alps on Friday. Defending champion Jonas Vingegaard finished sixth and now stands more than five minutes behind his main rival with two stages to go.

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