Riders avoid high-speed crash at barely-visible finish line in Dubai Women’s Tour
Sprinters in the Dubai Women’s Tour narrowly averted disaster as the powered towards a barely-visible finish line on stage two.
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Geraint Thomas gives update on his early-season form
Geraint Thomas says he is already lighter than this time last year, while his power numbers look ‘encouraging.’
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Tom Dumoulin reveals illness is intestinal parasites
Tom Dumoulin has revealed the illness that has delayed the start of his 2020 season is intestinal parasites.
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Volta ao Algarve start list: Mathieu van der Poel, Rohan Dennis and Vincenzo Nibali set to ride
The Volta ao Algarve is just around the corner and there will be some strong competition in the early season test.
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Egan Bernal takes Laureus World Sports Award alongside Lionel Messi and Simone Biles
Egan Bernal was crowned at the Laureus World Sports Award alongside some of the biggest stars in the world, including Simone Biles, Lewis Hamilton and Lionel Messi.
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Over 400 watts for 30 minutes – Strava stats reveal formidable rides on Mont Ventoux
The iconic Mont Ventoux made a cameo in this year’s Tour de la Provence, which of course resulted in some phenomenal early-season performances.
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Cycling to work might just help you live longer, according to new study
People who opt to cycle to work reduce their risk of dying, according to new research.
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Video of car passenger soaking cyclist in orange juice appears on social app TikTok
A video has emerged on social media of a car passenger soaking a cyclist in orange juice.
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Nairo Quintana says Tour de la Provence victory heralds a ‘new era’ for Arkéa-Samsic
Nairo Quintana has heralded a “new era” for Arkéa-Samsic as he has won his first stage race since 2017.
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Tweets of the week: Tom Boonen, Laura Kenny and Chloe Hosking
We're back with more hilarity from the world of cycling from the last week.
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‘Paint isn’t going to protect you from incompetent drivers’ – Video emerges of Tesco driver knocking off cyclist
Video footage has emerged of the moment a Tesco delivery driver ‘left hooks’ a cyclist and knocked him from his bike.
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Rapha Foundation announces cycling groups awarded $750,000 of funding
The Rapha Foundation has announced the cycling groups awarded $750,000 in funding as part of the new initiative.
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Annemiek van Vleuten looking to be ‘a contender in every race’ during Classics
Annemiek van Vleuten plans to come out swinging this season as she targets the Classics.
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How listening to music can boost your training performance
The relationship between music exercises has been well researched, with multiple studies exploring how beats can reduce fatigue and give a boost to motivation.
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Sunweb rider ready for comeback after testicle injury
A Sunweb rider is ready to make his comeback after suffering a nasty testicle injury in a crash.
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Driver denies injuring cyclist two days after she won medal at Yorkshire 2019 World Championships
A driver has denied injuring cyclist Lauren Dolan two days after she won a medal at the Yorkshire 2019 World Championships.
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Disappointment as Boris Johnson’s plans for UK cycle lanes ‘a drop in the ocean’
Plans to build 250 miles of cycle lanes across the UK has been met with disappointment, as the investment is just a fraction of the money being spent on transport.
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Tom Dumoulin shares update on his illness after pulling out of Valenciana
Tom Dumoulin has had to delay the start of his season again after pulling out of the Volta a la Comunitat Valenciana due to illness.
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Andrey Amador signs with Team Ineos day after leaving Movistar
Andrey Amadaor has signed with Team Ineos the day after Movistar announced he had been released from his contract.
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André Greipel pops shoulder back in and rides home after training crash
André Greipel was forced to pop his shoulder back into place and ride home after a training crashed that will take him off the road for three months.
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UCI adds new rules about gravel roads in races
The UCI has responded to the trend of including unpaved roads in races by adding new rules regarding gravel segments.
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Andrey Amador and Movistar terminate contract amid battle to join Ineos
Andrey Amador and Movistar have agreed to terminate their contract as the rider has be fighting to leave his team for Ineos.
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'I’ve never had stress like it': Alex Dowsett on his highs and lows in 2019
The British time trial champion faced testing times in his final season with Katusha-Alpecin
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Egan Bernal says Primož Roglič will be strongest in the Tour de France
Egan Bernal says Primož Roglič will be the strongest amongst his rivals in the Tour de France 2020.
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Magnus Cort says there was no anti-doping testing at Etoille de Bessèges
Magnus Cort has questioned why there was no anti-doping testing at the Ettoile de Bessèges stage race.
