Wout van Aert aims to not repeat mistake, Demi Vollering and Marlen Reusser return and more – things to watch out for at Dwars door Vlaanderen The final rehearsal for Flanders is here Cycling Weekly · Apr 1
Instagram DMs, quiet Belgian side streets, and phone calls with parents – Inside the race to snap up cycling's next top talents With top riders peaking earlier than ever, the race is on for agents and scouts to find cycling's next big thing, but how does it actually work? Cycling News · Apr 1
'She's a real go-getter' – Who is Fleur Moors, the rapidly rising star who has challenged Lorena Wiebes twice already this season? 20-year-old Belgian took another huge step up at In Flanders Fields Cycling News · Mar 30
'To finally get a WorldTour win feels amazing' – Brady Gilmore snatches victory on Volta a Catalunya final stage as Jonas Vingegaard secures the overall victory The Australian rider won from a reduced bunch sprint in Barcelona to take the first WorldTour win of his career Cycling Weekly · Mar 29
Volta a Catalunya: Jonas Vingegaard secures second major overall victory of 2026, Brady Gilmore sprints to surprise final stage win in Barcelona After Paris-Nice triumph, Vingegaard goes from strength to strength with second WorldTour stage race victory in 2026 Cycling News · Mar 29
'We were all joking about winning' – how this 19-year-old outsmarted the world's best sprinters for her first WorldTour win A day on, Carys Lloyd talks through her breakout victory at the Ronde van Brugge Cycling Weekly · Mar 27
'It was too late' - Blocked in during final sprint left Elisa Balsamo unable to react to rival sprinters at Ronde van Brugge 'I'm a bit disappointed, but my start of the season was not the best one, and I'm happy to be back on the podium in an important race' says Italian sprinter Cycling News · Mar 26
Cannondale Synapse Carbon 2 review: Dependable and sure footed, but not as exciting to ride as some of the best endurance bikes on the market The Synapse Carbon 2 is a solid endurance bike that provides a smooth, refined ride. It will handle almost anything you throw at it, but it isn't the most exciting or fast-feeling bike to ride. Cycling News · Mar 25
'It's almost 12 years since I quit – I still don't regret it': We tracked down cycling's lost world champion and VO2 max record holder As a teenager, Oskar Svendsen emerged as one of the sport's most promising talents... then he disappeared. Tom Davidson finds out where he’s been Cycling Weekly · Mar 25
New name, new route, new winners? – Analysing the contenders for the men's and women's Ronde Van Brugge Philipsen, Groenewegen, Gillespie and Balsamo among favourites for sprint-friendly races Cycling News · Mar 24
'It's time to win one again' – Remco Evenepoel escapes the Mount Teide snow to chase first WorldTour stage race win in three years at Volta a Catalunya 'The aim is to stay as close to Vingegaard as possible in the general classification and win as many stages as possible' says Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe leader Cycling News · Mar 22
Four WorldTour teams without a win in 2026 as rankings show super-teams soaring but some big hitters struggling Lidl-Trek's woes continue after misses in Milano-Torino, Nokere Koerse Cycling News · Mar 18
'I just want to get back to winning races again' – how this former Olympic champion ended up on a German Continental team Team Storck-MRW Bau's new signing Matt Walls plans to mix road and track this season Cycling Weekly · Mar 18
UAE Team Emirates-XRG forced to reduce race programme and change rosters after multiple crashes and Jhonatan Narváez, Tim Wellens among riders still out 'We've got 12 riders out of action due to crashes and injuries' says Team Manager Mauro Giannetti Cycling News · Mar 17
Cycling News · Mar 17 Are scientists now more important than star riders? Inside pro cycling's race for scientific innovation As pro cycling gets faster and its biggest teams get richer, more and more focus is being put on the technological arms race going on inside the peloton. Cyclingnews takes an inside look at the sport's new frontier
Cycling News · Mar 16 British rider among Lidl-Trek Junior Racing programme that aims to 'find and develop the very best junior talent' Team will feature 10 full-time riders and three 'guest riders', will make debut March 28-29 in France at Tour du Bocage et de l’Ernée 53
Cycling Weekly · Mar 16 Vingegaard and Del Toro throw down the gauntlet, Ineos Grenadiers fight back, but not everyone is so happy: Five things we learned from Paris-Nice and Tirreno-Adriatico A week of hard-fought stage racing saw some of the world' best riders competing, and fans were not left disappointed
Cycling Weekly · Mar 16 'A significant step forward' – Lidl-Trek launch new junior team Lidl-Trek Junior Racing to make debut at French race later this month
Cycling Weekly · Mar 15 'Modern cycling can be a lonely sport' – former pro reflects on how riders disconnect from each other Recently retiree Mike Woods is pursuing a calendar of adventure sports this year
Cycling News · Mar 14 'I'm learning to embrace the inherent risk of road racing' - Mountain biker Alan Hatherly continues fast track WorldTour transformation at Tirreno-Adriatico South African's 13th place in Italy boost chances of a Grand Tour debut at the Giro d'Italia
Cycling Weekly · Mar 13 'We all work so hard for this' – Michael Valgren escapes to victory on stage 5 of Tirreno-Adriatico, taking first WorldTour win in eight years Isaac del Toro moves into race lead
Cycling News · Mar 12 'For better or worse, teams are here' - The rosters in 2026 as riders join forces for off-road alliances as the next evolution of gravel and endurance MTB racing takes shape Super talents collected by Specialized Off-road seen as drawing 'a line in the sand' for next evolution of gravel racing
Cycling Weekly · Mar 12 'I knew I had to step out of the road scene' – British pro Abi Smith on her switch to gravel Former Picnic PostNL rider has joined Ribble Outliers for 2026
Cycling Weekly · Mar 12 Bikes aren’t getting more expensive – and Chinese manufacturers are out to make them even cheaper The bikes ridden in the WorldTour are magical or infuriating depending on your perspective, and all have sky-high price tags. But the inconvenient truth is that bikes aren't getting more expensive.
Cycling News · Mar 10 X-Lab AD9 review: Holds its own against WorldTour competitors, but it isn’t as cheap as you might expect Chinese bikes aren't cheap fakes anymore, so get used to paying more and getting more, too