Human Powered Health strikes two-year deal with Marta Lach to fuel WorldTour team's top-level ambitions 'The deal was done in 24 hours' says team general manager Cycling News · Aug 11
Quinn Simmons returns to Leadville Trail 100 MTB seven years on from his extraordinary teenage debut Colorado native last competed at high-elevation mountain bike race in 2019 when he finished second Cycling News · Aug 11
'My ambition is to become a consistent winner' - Picnic-PostNL lose their top rider Pavel Bittner for 2027 Team principal says 'mindset' of 23-year-old has impressed the team, as he is 'ambitious, analytical and constantly looking for ways to improve' Cycling News · Aug 10
'A teacher told me cycling would never get me anywhere in life' – how one rider turned classroom criticism into championship medals Archie Atkinson hopes to be the first para-cyclist to join a WorldTour team Cycling Weekly · Aug 6
'Salaries are being paid that defy all logic' – As the Tour de France Femmes booms, there are warnings about the economics of women's cycling Fenix-Premier Tech team manager Philip Roodhooft warns that 'The investments have become too large to work with the current calendar' Cycling News · Aug 5
Helmet choice is pivotal to time trial aerodynamics – I'm an aero consultant, and this is why and how to get it right It’s not just about having a flat back; it’s the way the helmet integrates with the frontal area as a system - shoulders and back included Cycling Weekly · Aug 5
'I was maxing out the gears' - Zoe Bäckstedt falls short trying for first Tour de France Femmes stage win Searing second half descent finds U23 ITT World Champion 'maxing out the gears' for fourth place finish Cycling News · Aug 4
A very Swiss start to the Tour de France Femmes, but what next for women's cycling in Switzerland? A lovely few days from Lausanne to Geneva, but only two Swiss riders on the start list and not many pathways to the WorldTour Cycling News · Aug 4
'The line-up showcases what makes Britain such a special place to race' – Tour of Britain Men’s 2026 teams announced, including five WorldTour squads Five UCI WorldTour teams among the 18 squads set to contest Britain's biggest race Cycling Weekly · Aug 4
Who is Sigrid Haugset? From racing Paris-Roubaix with a broken hip to making Tour de France Femmes history A former runner. A military reservist. A climbing domestique. Here are 12 things you should know about the yellow jersey wearer Cycling Weekly · Aug 3
A plan months in the making and 'a very hard worker' – How Uno-X Mobility grabbed double success at the Tour de France Femmes Sigrid Haugset had her eye on stage 3 for weeks, and on Monday she 'showed the world who she is' Cycling News · Aug 3
'We still have to win a race before the year ends' – Alison Jackson and ambitious St Michel squad aim high at the Tour de France Femmes and beyond 'I think this team is where you can be experimental, and I think that's a really interesting thing at this time of my career' Cycling News · Jul 31
No riders revealed but Decathlon CMA CGM confirm creation of women's team for 2027 12-rider squad to start 2027 as a ProTeam before plans to step up to WorldTour level Cycling News · Jul 29
'A crucial milestone' – Decathlon CMA CGM to launch women's team in 2027 Initial 12-rider squad aims to step up to Women's WorldTour 'in the coming years' Cycling Weekly · Jul 29
Cycling News · Jul 28 Battle of the brands: Which sponsors came out on top at the 2026 Tour de France? Specialized vs Colnago, Continental vs Vittoria, 1x vs 2x, tubeless vs tubes - we unpack the tech trends from the 2026 Tour de France
Cycling Weekly · Jul 27 I made six tech predictions ahead of the Tour de France – which did I get right? Leap Components and 3D printing dominated the tech at the Tour de France, but did our tech editor manage a clean sweep of predictions?
Cycling News · Jul 23 'Big shock to the system' - Former WorldTour rider Veronica Ewers resumes slow return to peloton with 'experiment' at French ProTeam's Tour de France Femmes training camp 'Time off for body and brain' in past seven months confirms US rider discovers capacity for racing again but most likely in 2027
Cycling Weekly · Jul 22 'The fastest position isn't necessarily the lowest position': why so many Tour de France riders are embracing more stem spacers, shorter cranks and progressive fits Professional bike fitters Bianca Broadbent and Dan Smith, and Sven Reutter, Canyon's road product manager, explain how and why pro riders are tweaking their bike fits
Cycling Weekly · Jul 22 Budget cap, points limit and a draft system: how could we make the Tour de France more competitive? Riders and their managers have their say on how to even cycling’s playing field in the era of super-teams
Cycling News · Jul 20 The lost art of time trialing – Is the Tour de France slowly phasing out the race against the clock? TT kilometres per edition are slowly trending down as the GC becomes less favourable for all-rounders
Cycling Weekly · Jul 15 ‘I feel very Catalan’ – Meet the lost Brit racing for Spain at the Tour de France There are seven riders representing Great Britain at the Tour de France – but a Catalan debutant who could feature in the mountains has close ties to Lancashire
Cycling News · Jul 13 'One of the most challenging goals I have ever spoken out loud' becomes stunning reality as off-road star Kate Courtney enters the Women's WorldTour Marathon cross-country MTB World Champion added to FDJ United-SUEZ for summer road racing campaign to showcase climbing in USPro road champion's jersey
Cycling Weekly · Jul 10 Which road bikes are being raced at the 2026 Tour de France? We run through what the 23 teams are racing Watching the Tour de France and wondering if you can get your hands on one of those fast looking machines? Well, you could... if your pockets are deep enough
Cycling Weekly · Jul 8 'The very best riders in the world' – 19 teams announced for Tour of Britain Women, including 13 WorldTour squads and all four British Continental outfits FDJ United-Suez, Lidl-Trek and SD Worx-Protime among teams to return to British race
Cycling News · Jul 5 Bjarne Riis labels Picnic-PostNL's Tour de France TTT effort 'embarrassing' Dutch outfit tried to go for the green jersey but imploded