CPA president Adam Hansen justifies €300,000 spent onto UCI’s legal battle with SRAM: “This is about unity”
The president of the Cyclistes Professionnels Associés (CPA), Adam Hansen, has publicly defended the union’s decision to help…
Philipsen knows Pogacar will never stop trying for Sanremo and Roubaix
However an early victory would definitely put Philipsen’s mind in more ease before the main block of…
“You have to put the age factor aside – he’s a UFO” – Paul Seixas’ rapid ascent through the eyes of a Decathlon teammate
Speaking on Eurosport’s Bistrot Velo, teammate Paul Lapeira made it clear that Seixas is no longer being…
Tadej Pogačar and Cycling’s Quest for Perfection in 2026
Updated February 25, 2026 01:41AM Tadej Pogačar is about to unleash what could be cycling’s perfect season. The…
Wheel Talk Newsletter: Authenticity rules
News & Racing Ciao Milano Cortina! It’s almost OPENING WEEKEND! Lotte Claes took a surprise win at Omloop…
Why Pedestrian and Cyclist Safety Remains a Growing Public Concern
By Boom Shikha Some reasons why pedestrian accident statistics are on the rise are the rising use of…
Premier League manager Andoni Iraola hails cycling’s ‘best era ever’
“Before, I’m a specialist and I focus on my goal, and then I rest for three months…
AusCycling launches taskforce to support the future of road cycling
Road racing in Australia faces many challenges. This is a message we’ve heard consistently from members, clubs, officials, and event organisers. Across the country, we…
‘Being super sharp and stay fighting for your place’ – Kasia Niewiadoma Phinney’s road to Strade Bianche runs through polishing Classics readiness at Omloop Het Nieuwsblad
“It’s about being strong, but also about being super sharp and mentally ready to fight for positioning” is…
Cycling was the new golf – Now, for some pros, golf is the new cycling
Culture What is it about golf that appeals to a bunch of pro cyclists? We hit the links…
Climate researchers raise alarm over dangers of high heat during the Tour de France, so why aren’t stages run earlier?
Climate researchers in France have suggested that rising temperatures during the summer could negatively impact the riders of…
Open Streets, Open Minds | Bicycle Network
In the 1970s and 1980s, eight out of ten Australian children walked or rode their bikes to school. …