‘I know what I’m doing’ – Pauline Ferrand-Prévot responds to weight loss critics ahead of 2026 season
Pauline Ferrand-Prévot knew the question was coming. “Voilà, finally,” she said once it was asked. It wasn’t about…
First look at Bangkok’s planned pedestrian, cycling bridge
By Dat Nguyen  January 14, 2026 | 08:23 pm PT Bangkok is examining plans for a new pedestrian…
‘I don’t really have any ambitions of my own any more’ – Victor Campenaerts skips Classics to fully focus on Grand Tour work with Jonas Vingegaard in 2026
Victor Campenaerts is set to fine-tune and double down on his team worker status in 2026 at Visma-Lease…
Shimanami Kaido cycling guide: Japan’s scenic island route
On your next trip to Japan, skip the country’s overly crowded Golden Route of Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka.…
Opening the year at Tour Down Under
Racing Our squads have lofty goals for aggressive racing January 14, 2026 After months of preparation, the 2026…
Cyclist’s ‘entitled’ move divides Aussies as little-known road rule comes to light
A debate has erupted among commuters over the age-old issue of cyclists on the road, with an image…
“It feels very frustrating” – Van der Poel and Van Aert cost Dutch veteran cyclocross world titles
The cyclocross world has been dominated by Mathieu van der Poel in the last few years, whilst he…
Kona drops Cory Wallace and Caleb Holonko
Kona is saying good-bye to a couple long-standing Canadian team members this year. The Bellingham, Wash.-by-way-of-Vancouver brand dropped…
‘I was my own coach, and I don’t know what I’m doing’ – after six months without a team or racing, Derek Gee-West goes full steam for Giro d’Italia
Canada’s Derek Gee-West will put all his eggs in the Giro d’Italia basket this season as he aims…
‘Push them outside their comfort zone’ – Four-time USPro champion Freddie Rodriguez returns to cycling as co-owner and strategist for APS Pro Cycling by Cadence Cyclery
Giro d’Italia stage winner and multi-time USPro road champion Fred Rodriguez returns to professional cycling for what might…
Inside the art, politics, and pressure of modern World Cup track design
Mountain Bike World Cup XC courses are no longer just about testing riders. They’re designed for TV, built…
Derek Gee Moves On After Cycling’s Ugliest Divorce
Updated January 14, 2026 01:40PM Derek Gee feels like a pro cyclist again after enduring one of cycling’s…