Is this the profile for the rumoured monstrous queen stage of the Giro d’Italia 2020?
The queen stage of the Giro d’Italia 2020 could cover more than 5,000 metres of climbing and take in four huge summits.
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Britain strike gold again in women’s team pursuit at UEC European Track Championships 2019
The second day of the UEC European Track Championships 2019 marked more success for the British squad, with the women’s team pursuit outfit taking gold.
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'Preventing trans women from competing is denying their human rights’: Transgender athlete Rachel McKinnon returns to defend track world title
Rachel McKinnon said it is a human right for transgender athletes to take part in competitive sport, as she looks to defend her track world title.
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‘This is a step backwards’: Annemiek van Vleuten critical of La Course as 2020 marks return to Paris
Annemiek van Vleuten has revealed her disappointment about the 2020 edition of La Course as the race returns to Paris.
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Sunweb rider Edo Maas may never walk again after crash
Sunweb rider Edo Maas may never walked again after he crashed into a car that had entered the course during a race.
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‘Fantastic boost’ for Dave Rayner Fund as organisation given charitable status
The Dave Rayner Fund has received a “fantastic boost” as the organisation has been given charitable status.
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Strava offer further explanation of ‘difficult decision’ to remove Bluetooth and ANT+ from app
Strava has offered further explanation over the decision to remove Bluetooth and ANT+ connectivity from the app.
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Emily Nelson takes first gold medal for GB as Elia Viviani also claims title at 2019 UEC Track Championships
Emily Nelson took the first gold medal for the British team at the 2019 UEC European Track Championships, as Elia Viviani also took a title on the opening day of racing.
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Taylor Phinney retires from professional racing at 29
Taylor Phinney has announced his retirement from professional racing at 29.
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Driver that caused death of Australian pro Jason Lowndes will not face jail
A driver that caused the death of Australian pro racer Jason Lowndes will not face jail after pleading guilty.
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Cyclist seriously injured after being hit by police car on 999 call
A cyclist was left with serious injuries after being hit by a police car responding to a 999 call.
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Strava announces app will no longer support Bluetooth and ANT+
Strava has announced its app will no longer support Bluetooth and ANT+ devices, which is bad news for anyone who records activities using their phone.
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Mark Cavendish adds Ghent Six Day to his track comeback
Mark Cavendish will continue his track cycling comeback at the Ghent Six Day next month.
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Five things to look out for at Il Lombardia 2019
The last chance for a big win this season – here are a few things to look out for
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This is who the bookies are backing to win Il Lombardia 2019
The final Monument of the year is just around the corner and the bookmakers have made their predictions of who will win the prestigious crown.
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Tweets of the week: Tom Pidcock, Elinor Barker, Sam Bennett and more
As we all know, cyclists and social media are often a fantastic combination, allowing the fans a behind the scenes look at what goes on in and around the professional peloton.
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Bahrain-Merida fire rider and sports director over Operation Aderlass doping scandal
Bahrain-Merida has fired a rider and a sports director after they were banned by the UCI for their links with the Operation Aderlass blood doping scandal.
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Egan Bernal: ‘Sosa was almost stronger than me’
Egan Bernal admitted that team-mate Ivan Sosa was “almost stronger than him” in the final of Gran Piemonte 2019.
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Egan Bernal tears field apart to win Gran Piemonte 2019 as dominant Team Ineos take one-two
Egan Bernal tore the peloton apart on his way to victory in Gran Piemonte 2019, after a utterly dominant performance by Team Ineos which saw them claim first and second.
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UCI releases full calendar for new ProSeries races
The UCI has released the full calendar for the new ProSeries races, as the governing body redesigns lower division of professional cycling.
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Bahrain-Merida rider and sports director banned after being linked with Operation Aderlass doping scandal
A Bahrain-Merida rider and an assistant sports director have been banned by the UCI over their links with the Operation Aderlass doping scandal.
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Relentless Michael Woods finally powers away from rivals to score Milano-Torino 2019 victory
Michael Woods put in a staggering attacking performance to win Milano-Torino 2019 in the final 300 metres.
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Tom Pidcock relaunches cyclocross team under new name
Tom Pidcock will lead a relaunched cyclocross racing team under a new name for the 2019/2020 season.
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Velolife café owner could face jail over cyclists meeting, say lawyers
The owner of Velolife café could face jail if a council injunction is granted, banning cyclists from meeting there, according to his lawyers.
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André Greipel could join Mathieu van der Poel at Corendon-Circus
André Greipel could join Mathieu van der Poel at Corendon-Circus, according to reports.
