Two weeks post-fracture, Wout Van Aert logs six-hour training ride
Van Aert showing remarkable resilience and is now training with Matteo Jorgenson and others in Spain. Wout van…
Hope for Berds: The future of spokes is getting closer?
Berd spokes have won the Olympics. They have won world championships (under a Canadian, even). They are growing,…
‘I would be surprised if he never rode the Tour of Flanders’ – Remco Evenepoel’s choice to skip Ronde in 2026 could well change in future, team management say
The seemingly everlasting wait for Belgium’s biggest bike racer to take part in Belgium’s biggest bike race will…
Not just a concept: What Van Rysel’s FTP^2 actually reveals about current tech trends
Van Rysel’s new concept bike, tauntingly called the FTP^2, grabbed headlines when it was revealed at the Velofollies…
‘Nervous and chaotic’ – Josie Nelson powers through hectic sprint finale for podium finish in opening Tour Down Under stage
Neither a ‘super-hectic’ finish nor racing with new teammates could stop Josie Nelson from claiming a notable second…
Thierry Cazeneuve, longstanding director of Critérium du Dauphiné Libéré, dies at 74
France lost one of its top former race organisers this weekend when it was announced that Thierry Cazeneuve,…
‘The urge to race was simply too great’ – Mathieu van der Poel finally opts to take part in Benidorm World Cup
Just two days after he’d said that he was sacrificing his participation in the Benidorm round of the…
Five defining moments in the Tour Down Under’s history
Over time, that formula has delivered scenes that remain part of the sport’s collective memory. Five moments,…
‘As a sprinter, it’s kind of out of your hands’ – Women’s Tour Down Under stage 1 winner Ally Wollaston avoids being trumped by solo break this time
It looked like history could be about to repeat on stage 1 of the Santos Women’s Tour Down…
cycling airbag adopted by Dutch team
Crashes are part of cycling – that much has always been accepted. But rider safety has become an…
Cyclist’s ‘fantastical’ damages claim dismissed after ‘pothole injury’ was caused by bunny-hopping
A man who initially claimed £20,000 in damages after falling off his bike, was found to have attempted to…
“They still manage to stay completely normal guys”
For a rider who has seen the pressure from the inside, that normality is what stands out…