Giro d'Italia penalties, fines and yellow cards – One fine on stage 20 Tracking the rule infringements and penalties accrued on the road from Bulgaria to Rome Cycling News · May 13
No team, no salary, no bike – The reality for cycling's 'free agents' who find themselves without a contract but still want to race When a rider's contract comes to an end and no other teams come knocking, the fall from grace can be abrupt and hard to take. Cyclingnews learns about the hard truths facing cycling's contract-less pros Cycling News · May 13
From electric convoys to fossil fuel sponsors: How seriously is cycling taking sustainability? When it comes to climate change, few sports offer as strong a solution as cycling, but is the professional side of bike racing helping to deliver change, or only adding more fuel to the fire? Cyclingnews takes a look at the current initiatives and what other sports could teach cycling Cycling News · May 11
'I don't feel welcome in cycling' – Jan-Willem van Schip speaks out following latest disqualification Dutch rider punished twice in eight months over his unusual bike set-up and position Cycling News · May 7
'We are gravely concerned' - The Cyclists' Alliance respond to the UCI's request for consultation on the future of the sport The rider association suggests radical changes to the sport's structure to ensure progress and safety in the women's sport Cycling News · May 4
Inside Bulgaria's Giro d'Italia start: Marred by political turmoil and team disputes, can it still deliver a lasting legacy? Cyclingnews takes a deeper look into a maligned yet fascinating foreign start for the 2026 Italian Grand Tour Cycling News · May 4
UCI Gravel World Series: Tobias Konig and Giorgia Vettorello claim victory at Giro Sardegna Gravel Anton Albrecht and Tessa Neefjes snare runner up spots Cycling News · May 3
Tour of the Gila: Ella Sabo wins bunch sprint on stage 4 as Patrick Welch takes breakaway victory Commanding lead for Lauren Stephens in women’s race overall as Walter Vargas tops men’s GC with one stage to go Cycling News · May 3
'His achievements and legacy will never be forgotten' – Decorated para-cyclist Alex Zanardi dies at age 59 Italian became a highly-decorated para-cyclist after losing both legs in a motor racing crash Cycling News · May 2
Tour of the Gila: Grace Arlandson and Adam Lewis claim first UCI wins from breakaway on stage 3 Stage runner-up Lauren Stephens still solidly in the women’s race lead as Walter Vargas retains men’s top spot Cycling News · May 1
'The sport remains built on fragile foundations' – The Cyclists' Alliance responds to UCI with warning that pro cycling is in danger Rider's union calls for more TV coverage, defined income streams for teams and calendar changes Cycling Weekly · May 1
Investigating the state of women's pro cycling in Spain – La Vuelta Femenina is thriving, but the lower levels are struggling As Spain gears up to host the first women's Grand Tour of the season, the situation for riders and teams outside of the WorldTour is concerning Cycling News · May 1
'What struck me is not how much cycling has changed, but how much hasn’t' – Evolve professional cycling now, or it will wither, UCI warned by Rapha CEO In February, the UCI asked for advice on how to improve the way it runs professional cycling – and now they’re getting it, with no sugar coating Cycling Weekly · Apr 30
'You can feel the difference this year' - After being relegated from the WorldTour, Cofidis' new strategy for points is paying off Fewer WorldTour races, more opportunities for French squad Cycling News · Apr 30
Cycling News · Apr 30 'The time for endlessly debating and re-diagnosing the problem has passed' – Rapha launches updated 'Roadmap' for the future of cycling as UCI consultation period concludes Clothing brand releases lengthy 10-point plan to improve all areas of professional cycling
Cycling News · Apr 28 Green or grey? Why Ineos had to tone down the colour scheme for their first jersey under new Netcompany identity British team to debut new look during Giro d'Italia on May 8
Cycling News · Apr 27 UCI Gravel World Series: Jenna Rinehart and Daxton Mock win Highlands Gravel in the United States First race of the series in the United States for 2026 ends with solo victors while Emily Newsom and Lance Lakoski take second places
Cycling News · Apr 24 'A geeky area of technology is blowing up into one of cycling's trickiest dilemmas' - How has rider data become such a controversial conundrum for the sport? From GPS trackers to improve rider safety and power data's anti-doping potential, to the issue of ownership – rider data has quickly become one of the peloton's most divisive topics, but why?
Cycling News · Apr 24 'It's a no until it's a yes but things are looking very promising' – Visma-Lease a Bike boss offers update on sponsor search and cycling reform CEO hopes team can remain independent rather than have sponsor take ownership, talks about future of cycling reforms
Cycling Weekly · Apr 24 Friday cycling quiz: How many Liège winners can you name? It's the oldest race on the UCI calendar with over 80 individual riders having won the race
Cycling News · Apr 24 The gravelliest UCI Gravel World Championships of them all – A detailed look at the 'perfect storm' of terrain that riders will face this October in Western Australia Liège-Bastogne-Liège style climbs in a course carved out from the thousands of kilometres of pristine gravel roads on offer
Cycling News · Apr 21 An illogical calendar, 'crazy' attitudes towards safety, and an outdated relationship with its fans – What needs to change for cycling to catch up with other sports? In the second part of our deep dive into how other sports can help cycling to evolve, Cyclingnews looks at ways the sport's complicated calendar, the safety of riders, and fan engagement could all be revolutionised
Cycling News · Apr 21 'This 65mm rule is totally stupid' - Newmen's 66mm deep rims are UCI compliant and can still be used in races Newmen's Streem 66 wheels are still UCI legal despite appearing to fall foul of the 65mm max rim depth rule
Cycling Weekly · Apr 20 Track rider runs on foot across line after massive pile-up Nikita Kiriltsev qualified to the next round of the keirin thanks to his smart dash at the UCI Track World Cup
Cycling News · Apr 17 A billion-dollar business soon to be a relic? What pro cycling can learn from the blueprints of F1 and soccer As the UCI asks for ideas on how to revolutionise the sport, in the first of a two-part deep dive, Cyclingnews looks at how cycling could learn from other sports, and what some of pro cycling's most forward-thinking minds believe it needs, from budget caps to ownership models