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Peter Sagan powers over climb to win stage four of Tour Down Under

Peter Sagan (Bora-Hansgrohe) wins his first WorldTour race of the 2018 season with an excellent victory on stage four of the Tour Down under in Uraidla.

Caleb Ewan becomes leader of Tour Down Under with stage two win

Caleb Ewan (Mitchelton-Scott) denied the general classification riders on stage two of the Tour Down Under, with teammate Daryl Impey finishing second.

2019 Tour de France Grand Départ: Muur van Geraardsbergen and team time trial confirmed

The opening stages of the 2019 Tour de France will be centred around Brussels, with stage for the sprinters and a team time trial reportedly on the cards..

André Greipel beats Caleb Ewan to win opening stage of Tour Down Under

André Greipel used Caleb Ewan as his launchpad to win the opening stage of the 2018 Tour Down Under

13 unforgettable moments of the 2017 racing season

A look at the 13 moments that helped to shape the 2017 cycling season

Chris Froome could face ban after abnormal drugs test result during Vuelta a España

Chris Froome is potentially facing a ban from the sport after he returned an adverse analytic finding at this year's Vuelta a España.

Dan Evans becomes national hill-climb champion for second time; Joscelin Lowden takes maiden women's title

Dan Evans and Joscelin Lowden powered to victory at the 2017 RTTC National Hill-Climb Championships in Hedley-on-the-Hill, Northumberland.

Team Sky's 'unstoppable' new young signing can win top level races 'within three years'

Team Sky have signed Russian climber and general classification rider Pavel Sivakov for three years, and his current sports director believes he can be one of the world's best.

Junior world champion Tom Pidcock set to sign with Team Wiggins

Tom Pidcock, the world, European and national cyclo cross champion, will race on the road for Team Wiggins in 2018

Dan Martin on Quick-Step Floors: 'There's never celebration when you get second'

Irish climber Dan Martin reflects fondly on his two years at Quick-Step Floors ahead of his move to UAE-Team Emirates

Alexander Kristoff says Tour of Britain frustrations sum up his season

Alexander Kristoff finished in the top-five on seven of the eight stages of the Tour of Britain

Favourites for World Championships expecting weather to dictate outcome

A number of the favourites for the Road Race World Championships in Bergen believe that rain could alter the outcome of the race

Bike Channel-Canyon will continue to race in 2018 despite TV channel's closure

Bike Channel-Canyon have reassured riders and staff that they will be able to race in 2018

Dan Martin: 'I learned this year that I can win the Tour de France'

Dan Martin, who is set to join UAE-Team Emirates from Quick-Step Floors, believes that winning the Tour de France is no longer an unrealistic goal.

Brent Bookwalter in 'stable and non-critical' condition after crashing into parked car at Tour of Britain

BMC Racing’s Brent Bookwalter is in a stable and non-critical condition in hospital after crashing into a parked car on stage four of the Tour of Britain.

Geraint Thomas on Grand Tour leadership: 'It’s something I still want to give another go'

Team Sky's Geraint Thomas says that leading a Grand Tour team remains his primary objective.

'Mark Cavendish won't go to the World Championships just to put a race number on'

Mark Cavendish is riding into fitness and form at the Tour of Britain and is on Great Britain's longlist for the World Championships in Bergen, Norway.

Boasson Hagen: 'I didn't try to block Viviani. I'm really sorry'

Dimension Data's Edvald Boasson Hagen said that he didn't intend to block Elia Viviani's sprinting line on stage two of the Tour of Britain after he had his win rescinded.

Caleb Ewan: I'll have more rivals in my career than just Fernando Gaviria

Orica-Scott's Caleb Ewan believes that he will have more sprinting rivals throughout his career than just Fernando Gaviria; he also confirmed he will not be racing at the World Championships.

Five talking points from stage two of the Vuelta a España 2017

Quick-Step Floors show their dominance in the wind, as Adam Blythe records his best ever Grand Tour stage result.

Five talking points from stage one of the Vuelta a España

Team Sky and Chris Froome have the immediate advantage in the Vuelta a España on an opening day that saw 75 race debutants race a "dangerous" course.

1,280km in Tour de France breakaways: riders heap praise on 'strong' but 'strange' Thomas de Gendt

'I did my best, I always tried, but I'm disappointed': Steve Cummings admits Tour de France frustrations

Steve Cummings has admitted he was disappointed with his Tour de France performance, with a lack of breakaway stages and injuries limiting his chances.

Tour de France 2017: 'Nobody else knew it, but Rigoberto Uran came here to win the Tour'

Rigoberto Uran's second-placed finish at the Tour de France was short of what the Colombian came to the race to do.

Football shirts and flag waving: The Colombian fans who cheer their Tour de France heroes no matter what

The dozens of Colombian fans can be seen outside Movistar's and Cannondale-Drapac's buses each morning and afternoon at the Tour de France