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On September 21-28

2025 UCI Road World Championships, Kigali, Rwanda

UCI Road Worlds LIVE – UCI Road Worlds Videos –
UCI Cycling World Championships at a glance: —

On August 23-September 14

2025 Vuelta a Espana

Vuelta a Espana LIVE – Videos – Results – Photos – Art –
Vuelta a Espana at a glance: Primoz Roglic (Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe) won the 2024 Vuelta a Espana.

On July 26-August 3

2025 Tour de France Femmes

Tour de France Femmes LIVE – Videos – Results – Photos – Art –
Tour de France Femmes at a glance: Katarzyna Niewiadoma won the 2024 Tour de France Femmes.

On July 5-27

2025 Tour de France

Tour de France LIVE – Videos – Results – Photos – Art –
Tour de France at a glance: Full stage details on the LIVE page. Tadej Pogacar won the 2024 Tour de France.

On May 9-June 1

2025 Giro d’Italia

Giro d’Italia LIVE – Videos – Results – Photos – Art –
Giro at a glance: Full 2025 Giro d’Italia race details with stage profiles, maps, timetables and more are posted on the LIVE page above. Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates) won the 2024 Giro d’Italia.

On August 17-September 8

2024 Vuelta a Espana

Vuelta a Espana LIVE – Videos – Results – Photos – Art –
Vuelta a Espana at a glance: Sepp Kuss (Team Jumbo-Visma) won the 2023 Vuelta a Espana.

On August 12-18

2024 Tour de France Femmes

Tour de France Femmes LIVE – Videos – Results – Photos – Art –
Tour de France Femmes at a glance: Demi Vollering won the 2023 Tour de France Femmes.

On July 27-August 11

2024 Paris Summer Olympic Games

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2024 Paris Olympics at a glance: —

On June 29-July 21

2024 Tour de France

Tour de France LIVE – Videos – Results – Photos – Art –
Tour de France at a glance: Jonas Vingegaard (Jumbo-Visma) won the 2023 Tour de France.

On May 4-26

2024 Giro d’Italia

Giro d’Italia LIVE – Videos – Results – Photos – Art –
Giro at a glance: Full 2024 Giro d’Italia race details with stage profiles, maps, timetables and more are posted on the LIVE page above. Primoz Roglic (Jumbo-Visma) won the 2023 Giro d’Italia.

On August 2-13

2023 UCI Cycling World Championships

UCI Road Worlds LIVE – UCI Track LIVE – UCI Mountain Bike LIVE – UCI BMX LIVE – UCI Trials LIVE –
UCI Cycling World Championships at a glance: 2023 sees a “Super Worlds” with multiple disciplines.

On July 1-23

2023 Tour de France

Tour de France LIVE – Videos – Results – Photos – Art –
Tour de France at a glance: Jonas Vingegaard (Jumbo-Visma) won the 2022 Tour de France.

On July 24-31

2022 Tour de France Femmes

Tour de France Femmes LIVE – Videos – Results – Photos – Art –
Tour de France Femmes at a glance: 2022 sees the inaugural edition and the historic return of a women’s Tour de France, the new Tour de France Femmes.

On July 1-24

2022 Tour de France

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Tour de France at a glance: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates) won the 2021 Tour de France.

Tejay van Garderen to retire after
USA Nationals

June 15, 2021: Tejay van Garderen (EF Education-Nippo) has announced that he will retire after the USA National Road Championships in Knoxville, TN. “Some of the results I had, you had to know how to handle yourself as a real bike racer, be it with narrow roads, the weather, cross winds. I’m proud that I was able to be a complete cyclist. I can understand why a lot of people are probably going to be left wanting more because they saw the results I achieved at a really young age. I stayed consistent for a number of years at a high level, but I never really broke through to that next level. That’s what people wanted to see. I understand that. That’s okay for them to want because people like their winners.”

On August 29-September 20

2020 Tour de France

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Tour de France at a glance: Egan Bernal (Team INEOS) won the 2019 Tour de France.

Bora-Hansgrohe withdraw from E3 Saxo Bank Classic

Friday, March 26, 2021: The Bora-Hansgrohe team have had to withdraw from the E3 Saxo Bank Classic after rider Matthew Walls tested positive for Covid-19. Tests on all other team members returned negative results for the coronavirus. Official team statement here.

Team SD Worx (Boels-Dolmans Cycling Team through the end of 2020) finalizes its 2021 team

Sports director Danny Stam: “I think we have a good mix of major champions, experienced riders and young future talents. It’s only a matter of time before Fisher-Black establishes herself as one of the absolute world leaders on climbs. She surprised us all during the Giro Rosa ascent. She has a tremendously athletic body and she impressed our riders with how she handled the tricky bits. I’m convinced she will continue to make a lot of progress in our team.” More at the official site here.

Statement from the Deceuninck-Quickstep team regarding the removal of a small bottle from Remco Evenepoel’s back pocket following his crash at Il Lombardia:

29-Aug-2020: We would like to clarify that we have been contacted by CADF earlier this week to discuss the incident surrounding Remco Evenepoel’s crash at Il Lombardia earlier this month. As has already been stated publicly, the item that was captured being removed from Remco’s pockets was a small bottle containing nutrition products and was removed in order to help him to be placed more comfortably by medical staff on the stretcher. We have reiterated this to CADF and we will continue to cooperate with their enquires if needed. With regards to the transmission of data, we would also like to clarify that data such as live location is transmitted by the Velon device that was installed on bikes during Il Lombardia by Velon in partnership with the race organiser. The devices allow everyone, including the fans, to track and see rider data live in the race. We are confident that this will put an end to any further speculation surrounding the incident.

On January 16-26

Tour Down Under (women’s and men’s)

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Tour Down Under at a glance: –.

Chris Froome to leave Team INEOS at end of season

Team INEOS manager Dave Brailsford: “Chris’s current contract comes to an end in December and we have taken the decision now not to renew it. We are making this announcement earlier than would usually be the case to put an end to recent speculation and allow the Team to focus on the season ahead. Chris has been with us from the start. He is a great champion and we have shared many memorable moments over the years but I do believe this is the right decision for the Team and for Chris. Given his achievements in the sport, Chris is understandably keen to have sole team leadership in the next chapter of his career – which is not something we are able to guarantee him at this point. A move away from Team INEOS can give him that certainty.”

Team Jumbo-Visma and official clothing supplier AGU extend contract through 2023

July 6, 2020: Richard Plugge, Jumbo-Visma director: “For riders like Tom Dumoulin every millisecond counts. Time saving is extremely important and can be found in the smallest details. AGU has put its shoulder to the wheel with us and taken us to the next level. In addition, with this partnership AGU shows that it not only supports the professional team, but also the development team and the future plans of the team for one hundred percent.”

Deceuninck – Quick-Step to hold altitude training camp in Val di Fassa

June 29, 2020 – Deceuninck – Quick-Step are preparing to return to racing after the European coronavirus lockdown during the spring by organising an altitude training camp in Val di Fassa July 6-23. Team CEO Patrick Lefevere: “Staying in Val di Fassa is an ideal mix for us. First of all, it’s an incredibly beautiful place and the ideal place for cycling. We were looking for somewhere we could stay that was over 2000 meters and the associated advantages comes with being at altitude. As well as the training we can do with our climbers, we also have some long flat areas where can work with our sprinters. The location also allows us to stay compact and install all the safety procedures that we need in these unprecedented times. More than anything, we are looking forward to being together as a group and getting the riders in to a great shape ahead of racing resuming.”

March 31, 2020 – Matt White (Mitchelton-Scott) comments on the team’s situation due to the COVID-19 coronavirus: “At the moment, a lot of the team is in our third week of lockdown. We have guys spread all across Europe, and a couple of guys in Australasia and America. Approximately 85-90% of our team are in total lockdown, which means they can’t leave their house except to access essential services, so in essence, to go food shopping. That’s obviously having an effect on what training they are able to do – it means they are training on a home trainer, and maybe doing some gym stuff in their garage.”

On July 6-28

2019 Tour de France

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Tour de France at a glance: Geraint Thomas (Team Sky) won the 2018 Tour de France.

Langeveld optimistic after weekend surgery

February 11, 2020: Sebastian Langeveld (EF Pro Cycling) crashed during Stage 3 of the Etoile de Besseges after a rider in front lost control on a descent. Langeveld required surgery but is optimistic for his recovery: “The operation went very well. There’s nothing special to report. I just have to see when my body feels OK to go on the trainer again. After that, the next step is the road. It could be a week, it could be two weeks. We just have to see how the recovery will go. For now, I just have to relax and give my body the time it needs.”

Dr. Kevin Sprouse, team doctor, EF Education First: “At this point, Sebastian will feel it out day by day and start to return to training as he’s ready and progress from there. Every surgery, every injury, is individual.”

Froome’s thanks for ‘overwhelming support’

Following his crash and serious injuries at the Criterium du Dauphine, Chris Froome (Team INEOS), recovering following surgery at University Hospital of St Etienne, issued this statement: “Firstly, I just want to say a huge thank you to everyone who has sent their best wishes to me since the crash. This is obviously a tough time but I have taken a lot of strength from the support over the last three days. The outpouring of support has been really humbling and something I would never have expected. I’d also like to extend my gratitude to the Team, especially Doctor Richard Usher and his medical staff, who have been exemplary since the crash. In addition, I am so thankful to the emergency services and everyone at Roanne Hospital who assisted and stabilised me, as well as the surgeons, doctors and nurses at the University Hospital of St Etienne, who have really gone above and beyond the call of duty, for which I am ever so grateful. I know how lucky I am to be here today and how much I owe to all the paramedics and medical staff on the race.”

On May 11-June 2

2019 Giro d’Italia

Giro d’Italia LIVE – Videos – Results – Photos – Art –
Giro at a glance: Full 2019 Giro d’Italia race details with stage profiles, maps, timetables and more are posted on the LIVE page above. Chris Froome (Team Sky) won the 2018 Giro d’Italia.

On August 25-September 16

2018 Vuelta a Espana

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Vuelta a Espana at a glance: Chris Froome (Team Sky) won the 2017 Vuelta a Espana.

Mark Renshaw to miss 2019 season start after fracturing pelvis

Mark Renshaw (Team Dimension Data for Qhubeka) to miss start of 2019 road season following collision with a motor vehicle while training in his hometown of Bathurst.

Dr. Helge Riepenhoff: “Mark has a fracture of his left pelvis. Unfortunately it will take at least 3-4 months until he will be back racing but the good news is that he doesn’t need surgery.”

Renshaw: “I was heading back out on the road for the final two hours of my five hour training ride and as I entered the roundabout the car looked like it was going to stop, I assume the driver didn’t see me and I hit the front right of the car and flew over the bonnet, landing heavily on my pelvis. I’m not sure if the impact with the car or the ground caused my injury’s but it was definitely a scary moment as you now realize it could have been much worse.”

BMC Racing published the team’s key results for 2018:

1st Australian National Time Trial Championship: Rohan Dennis
1st Santos Tour Down Under Stage 5: Richie Porte
2nd Santos Tour Down Under General Classification: Richie Porte
1st Volta a la Comunitat Valenciana Stage 3 TTT
1st Volta a la Comunitat Valenciana Stage 5: Jürgen Roelandts
1st Tour of Oman Stage 3: Greg Van Avermaet
1st Abu Dhabi Tour Stage 4 ITT: Rohan Dennis
1st Tirreno Adriatico Stage 1 TTT
1st Tirreno Adriatico Stage 7 ITT: Rohan Dennis
2nd Tirreno Adriatico General Classification: Damiano Caruso
3rd Record Bank E3 Harelbeke: Greg Van Avermaet
1st Tour de Yorkshire: Greg Van Avermaet
1st AMGEN Tour of California Stage 4 ITT: Tejay van Garderen
2nd AMGEN Tour of California General Classification: Tejay van Garderen
3rd Tour de Romandie General Classification: Richie Porte
1st Giro d’Italia Stage 16 ITT: Rohan Dennis
1st Tour de Suisse Stage 1 TTT
1st Tour de Suisse Stage 9 ITT: Stefan Küng
1st Tour de Suisse General Classification: Richie Porte
1st United States Time Trial Championship: Joey Rosskopf
1st Swiss Time Trial Championship: Stefan Küng
1st Tour de France TTT
1st Larry H.Miller Tour of Utah Prologue: Tejay van Garderen
1st Binck Bank Tour Stage 2 ITT: Stefan Küng
1st Vuelta a Espana Stage 1 ITT: Rohan Dennis
1st Vuelta a Espana Stage 11: Alessandro De Marchi
1st Vuelta a Espana Stage 16 ITT: Rohan Dennis
2nd GP Cyclise de Quebec: Greg Van Avermaet
3rd GP Cycliste de Montreal: Greg Van Avermaet
1st World Time Trial Championship: Rohan Dennis
1st Giro dell’Emilia: Alessandro De Marchi
3rd Giro dell’Emilia: Dylan Teuns
3rd Il Lombardia: Dylan Teuns

Team Dimension Data looks to the future

Douglas Ryder, Team Principal: “Having raced for nearly 300 days in 2018, to have the opportunity for all of our riders, some of our staff and partners to spend time handing over Qhubeka bicycles to recipients in Khayelitsha was a deeply moving moment for all. We always say that it’s the best day in our year, and this year absolutely proved to be so once again. We had an intense but hugely enjoyable camp in Cape Town and I’d like to thank each and every partner that took the time and effort to spend time with us and together determining the next step in our future.”

Giant and Liv Announce New Partnership with CCC Team

October 5, 2018 – Giant Group Chief Branding Officer Phoebe Liu: “Pro road cycling is always dynamic with teams and sponsors. We’re always striving to find the best partners to align with our mission to help athletes perform at their best. These partnerships also play a big role in helping us develop better products for cyclists of all levels. We can be proud of what we achieved with Team Sunweb, and we’re thrilled to now begin a new partnership with the promising CCC Team.”

Kasper Asgreen joins Quick-Step Floors
U23 European ITT Champion to make QS debut at Scheldeprijs.

March 27, 2018: “To sign a contract with this team, the winningest for six years in a row and one of the most established on the World Tour, is a major thing, hard to believe it is actually happening. Like every young rider who is passionate about cycling, I started dreaming about becoming a pro when I raced my first race in 2009. I was 14 years old back then and having made it into the pro scene, on this team, is really unbelievable.”

Team Gazprom – RusVelo 2018 Presented

General manager Renat Khamidulin: “In cooperation with such reliable and important partners as Gazprom, Colnago and X-Bionic we can be confident in the future of our project. During this off-season we conducted a significant rejuvenation of the team, the best Russian young riders were joined our squad. All of them can become eaders of Gazprom – RusVelo and Russian national team in the nearest future. The new generation of athletes has excelled during the pre-season trainings and is ready to start the professional career. Everyone is ready for the new challenges in 2018 and our racing calendar starts next week in Spain.”

Degenkolb wins again in Mallorca

John Degenkolb (Trek-Segafredo) has started two races thus far this season. And he has won both of them. Degenkolb won the first and last races of the 2018 Mallorca Challenge. “I am so happy – thanks to my team! I know that I am in good shape and I feel pretty good. It’s always nice to start the season like this. I think it’s the first time I have won the first two races in a season, that’s a premiere for me. To have this feeling, which I missed so much last year and now I have it already twice…It’s so nice to be in the winning line again!” Cyclingnews has the story: News: Mallorca Challenge: Degenkolb wins Trofeo Palma. – Trek-Segafredo rider grabs second victory in Mallorca to continue perfect start to 2018.

Mitchelton-SCOTT rider Matteo Trentin crashes during training ride, suffers fractured rib

“I was training on Saturday with some hill efforts when I slipped on the downhill and went into a stone wall. When I saw I was more or less OK, I decided to try to go home by bike but after one minute I understood something was wrong because I had difficulty breathing, so my girlfriend picked me up and took me to the Monaco Hospital.” More at Cyclingnews here.

BAHRAIN MERIDA Team finished Training Camp on island Hvar in Croatia and is Ready for 2018

Vladimir Miholjević, sports director: “During our stay on Hvar, the riders executed 100 % of the planned activities. The training plan constituted of 45 hours training on bikes, morning trainings with activation of all muscle groups, and afternoon strength trainings and stretching. We also used this occasion for regular meetings of all organizational groups and for our nutritionist, Laura Martinelli, to give our riders some extra knowledge about this important part of professional cycling.”

Quick-Step Floors conclude first off-season gathering in Calpe

“We are pleased with our first training camp, it’s been a good and important block of hard training ahead of next season. The weather was great, and that allowed us to follow everything we had planned. The camp is a good moment to see where everybody is and fortunately we saw that everybody was more or less on schedule, no weak links in the squad”, said team trainer Koen Pelgrim.

UAE Team Emirates travel with style
Cocco Pelletterie provide new personalized luggages to the Emirati team

“Athletes and staff are always travelling to get to the events featured on a World class calendar, so they need functional, solid suitcases,” explained team manager Carlo Saronni. “It’s important to underscore that a World Tour-level cycling team has an image to maintain at all times, not only when the riders are busy in a race; therefore it is essential that their travel cases also be attractive, with style that lives up to the brands they are representing.” More here.

Quick-Step Floors Cycling Team launches Bike Experience project

“Join the most successful team of the past seasons for an exciting and fascinating immersion into the cobbled Monuments”

In 2018, Quick-Step Floors will launch a project called the Quick-Step Floors Bike Experience, through which they will offer a variety of opportunities, on and off the bike, to anyone interested in joining “one of the most successful World Tour teams of the past 15 years.”

Team LottoNL-Jumbo announces contract renewal Roglic and Groenewegen during team presentation

December 22, 2017: “We have a good plan for the future,” said Roglic at the team presentation. Added Groenewegen, “It is logical that I renewed my contract. I have a lot of confidence in the team and the team has a lot of confidence in me.”

Orica-Scott sign Jack Bauer

“Riding for ORICA-SCOTT is a really exciting prospect for me, it was an offer impossible to turn down. As an Australian team, for me it’s the closest thing to riding for an outfit from back home. I know all the boys on the team really well, and have done for quite some years, so it seems like the perfect fit.”

On September 11

Women’s La Course des Demois’Elle

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