Saunas, endurance blocks and racing track: How sprinter Ethan Vernon trains every week Fresh from a stage win at the Tour Down Under, the sprinter explains how he prepared for the scorching season-opener Cycling Weekly · May 28
'I was doing a bit too much in general' - Adam Yates aiming to rectify 2025 errors as British star eyes repeat of Giro d'Italia and Tour de France double UAE Team Emirates-XRG racer set to defend title at Tour of Oman Cycling News · Feb 4
Remco Evenepoel is flying, UAE are already top, and Wollaston can't stop winning: five things we've learned from the start of the road cycling season 2026 is underway and already there is plenty to talk about Cycling Weekly · Feb 2
'A bit bittersweet' – Josie Nelson concludes Australian season opening with second place at Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race British racer takes runner-up spot behind Ally Wollaston, having started her season with the same result at the Tour Down Under Cycling News · Jan 31
Who will close out the Australian summer of racing on top at the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race? – Analysing the favourites One clear contender for Saturday's women's race, but a more open field for the men's race on Sunday Cycling News · Jan 30
UAE Team Emirates-XRG director Fabrizio Guidi hit with first yellow card suspension of 2026 Italian directeur sportif earned two yellow cards for driving offences at the Tour Down Under Cycling News · Jan 28
Ripped-up scripts, menacing kangaroos and performances as hot as the temperatures – Seven things to take away from the Tour Down Under Final appearance at the WorldTour opener for Spratt, a second victory for Vine, a growing women's event, and more to learn from the start of the Australian summer Cycling News · Jan 26
Brits in form, climate crisis impact, and the curious case of the white bib shorts: Five things we learned from the Tour Down Under Kangaroos and extreme heat took centre stage in Australia Cycling Weekly · Jan 26
Tour Down Under 'Shock:' Kangaroos 'Threw Themselves' Onto Cyclists—Riders Escaped Injury Kangaroos hopped onto the race course at the Tour Down Under, injuring cyclists but allowing Australian Jay Vine to recover and win in a dramatic, wildlife-filled race. International Business Times UK · Jan 26
'It was just pinballing inside the group there' - kangaroos cause chaos at the Tour Down Under Race leader Jay Vine was one of the riders knocked from his bike Cycling Weekly · Jan 26
Rogue kangaroos hop into cyclists mid-race causing chaos at Tour Down Under Two rogue kangaroos caused chaos at the Tour Down Under after jumping into cyclists mid-race. The Independent UK · Jan 25
Pogacar's manager talks up Tour Down Under return Cycling super agent Alex Carera is confident that Tour de France great Tadej Pogacar will one day race at the Tour Down Under again. AAP · Jan 25
Vine survives kangaroos crash to win Tour Down Under Jay Vine has won the Tour Down Under for the second time, despite being caught in a crash on the last stage when two kangaroos bounded onto the course. AAP · Jan 24
'50-50': Willunga stage nearly called off at Tour Tour Down Under race director Stuart O'Grady said before he met with emergency services he was unsure if the Willunga stage would go ahead. AAP · Jan 23
Cycling News · Jan 23 'I'm sure that one day it will pay' – Last man standing Enzo Paleni caught in the final kilometre of stage 3 of the Tour Down Under Frenchman's plan included when to slow down and when 'to go hard'
AAP · Jan 23 Welsford overcomes migraine for special stage win Sam Welsford, unsure whether he would start the Tour Down Under because of a migraine, dominated the sprint finish to stage three.
AAP · Jan 22 Fire threat means Tour Queen stage loses Willunga crown Tour Down Under organisers have taken the iconic Willunga Hill climb out of Saturday's stage because of the fire danger and extreme heat.
AAP · Jan 22 'Punch to the guts': rivals left reeling at Tour The Australian Jayco AlUla team had a tough day at the Tour Down Under, with Mauro Schmid their only rider to finish high on the overall standings.
Cycling News · Jan 21 UCI hands out first yellow card of the 2026 season on stage 1 of the Tour Down Under Decathlon CMA CGM once again receive first yellow card of the season with Tord Gudmestad becoming the 114th rider to be shown one
AAP · Jan 21 'A big moment': Pogacar's manager to visit Adelaide The Tour Down Under's ongoing campaign to lure Tadej Pogacar has received a massive boost, with his manager to visit the race.
AAP · Jan 20 Andresen upstages Welsford, Brennan at Tour Down Under Danish sprinter Tobias Lund Andresen has won stage one of the Tour Down Under and is the new overall race leader.
Cycling Weekly · Jan 20 It could get to 40°C at the Tour Down Under this week – how hot is too hot for pro cycling? Bike racing will feel the climate change like almost no other sport
Cycling Weekly · Jan 20 New Cannondale SuperSix Evo breaks cover at the Tour Down Under Fifth-generation SuperSix Evo gets a subtly tweaked frame, a UDH dropout, and what appears to be a new integrated bar assembly
AAP · Jan 20 'Ups and Down': Australian team racing for redemption Ben O'Connor and his Jayco AlUla teammates are determined to put their road nationals blunder behind them and return to winning form at the Tour Down Under.
AAP · Jan 19 Elementary: Watson wins prologue at Tour Down Under British rider Sam Watson had to wait well over an hour before he was confirmed as winner of the prologue at the Tour Down Under.