Latest articles by Gregor Brown
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Vincenzo Nibali with no regrets after 'trying to the very end' to overhaul Carapaz at Giro d'ItaliaThe Italian enters the final time trial in second overall but too far behind Carapaz
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Miguel Ángel López reacts to spectator crash: 'Riders deserve more respect but I'm sorry'The Colombian escaped punishment after punching a fan who brought him down in the last 5km
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WorldTour transfer rumours: Zakarin to CCC confirmed, Bennett to Deceuninck - Quick-Step? Plus moreThe latest gossip and confirmed deals from the professional peloton
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‘Day of truth’ looms for GC riders in Giro d’Italia’s final mountain showdownStage 20's monster profile will be decisive in the destination of the general classification with one stage, a time trial remaining on stage 21 of the Giro d'Italia 2019
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Teams begin last gasp fight for stage win to avoid leaving Giro d'Italia empty handedSome teams will be aiming to do whatever they can to try and take one of the three remaining stages of the Giro
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Vincenzo Nibali says 'finishing second or third counts for nothing' at Giro d'Italia 2019Nibali may gamble his second place for a race win, with three hard days ahead
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Riders reveal who they think will win the Giro d'Italia 2019Race leader Richard Carapaz the outright favourite to hold on and win the Italian Grand Tour
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Just how hard was the Mortirolo? Giro riders have their sayThe descent played as much havoc as the climb itself, say riders
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'Simon Yates's Giro is far from over' says Mitchelton-Scott team director Matt WhiteThe Brit will look to build on two good performances towards the end of week two as he tries to turn his Giro around
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Vincenzo Nibali on Roglič outburst: 'My true character came out, it had been a hard day'The Italian says the GC contenders should have all worked together to limit time losses to Mikel Landa after the Spaniard attacked on stage 13
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Losing Tao Geoghegan Hart from Giro d’Italia will affect Team Ineos cohesion, say Nicolas PortalThe British rider leaves the Giro after breaking his collarbone in a crash on stage 13
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Riders anticipate 'a big fight' on terrifying stage 13 summit finish in Giro d'Italia 2019The Giro heads into its first summit finish on stage 13, and it's unknown territory for nearly all the riders
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Could the Giro do more to stop sprinters leaving the race? Riders have their sayWith sprint stages heavily weighted to the start of the 2019 Giro d'Italia, is there much reason for the sprinters to hang on through the mountains to the finish?
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Simon Yates: 'I've worked too hard to give up on the Giro - I'll give it everything'The Briton now trails in the Giro GC by over three minutes, but vows to fight on as the race reaches the mountains this week
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'Just be patient': Riders give their take on 'boring' start to Giro d'ItaliaThe year's first Grand Tour has received criticism for its long stages and flat parcours
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'When we reached the climb I didn't have anything': Simon Yates admits to 'stinker' in Giro d'Italia stage nine time trialThe Brit lost over three minutes to GC rival Primož Roglič
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'He is on a different level at the moment': Can Primož Roglič lead the Giro from start to finish?Riders discuss if it's possible for race leader Roglič to stay in pink until the very end
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Nibali responds to Yates: ‘Maybe it’s over the top, but a little bit of pepper in interviews is never a bad thing’Vincenzo Nibali responds to Simon Yates saying he'd be "sh**ting myself" if he were his Giro rivals
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Simon Yates backtracks after Vincenzo Nibali says he should 'show some respect'Nibali questioned a remark Yates made in the pre-race press conference on Friday that his rivals should be scared
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Team Ineos reveal Giro d'Italia 2019 line-up after Egan Bernal pulls outA roster of young stars from Team Ineos will take to the start of the 2019 Giro d'Italia, including Eddie Dunbar, Tao Geoghegan Hart and Pavel Sivakov.
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Gianni Moscon will miss the Giro d’Italia, report suggestsEgan Bernal will also miss the race after breaking his collarbone in a training ride crash
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Chris Froome says Rod Ellingworth's departure 'a big blow' to Team IneosChris Froome said the loss of longtime British Cycling and Team Sky performance director Rod Ellingworth is 'a big blow'.
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Chris Froome defends Ineos sponsorship amid criticismChris Froome has defended new team owner and sponsor Ineos amid criticism of the firm's plastic production and links to fracking
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Chris Froome reflects on Team Sky's legacy after a decade in the sportThe team will transform to Team Ineos officially from May 1, after 10 years as Team Sky
