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Shane Sutton faces fresh doping allegations by Dr Freeman's lawyer

Dr Richard Freeman's lawyer outlined the allegations in the hearing on Tuesday

'We must strengthen and think about the future': Team Ineos wary of other teams in cycling arms race

The British squad have made some big name signings for 2020 as other teams reiforce to take them on in the Grand Tours

WADA bans Russia for four years including 2020 Olympics over doping controversy

The nation has 21 days to appeal the decision

Team Ineos sign Rohan Dennis for 2020

Time trial world champion will join British squad after acrimonious split with Bahrain-Merida

Patrick Lefevere looks to ahead retirement as Tom Boonen could become his successor at Quick-Step

The man who has run one of the top teams in cycling over the last decade Patrick Lefevere is looking ahead to his retirement and says Tom Boonen would make a nice replacement.

Giro d'Italia organiser asks Total Direct Energie to decline invite

RCS Sport wanted more home teams at the Italian Grand Tour

Wout Van Aert describes pain of Tour de France injury ahead of racing return

The Belgian will return to cyclocross racing later this month

Steven De Jongh: 'I don't look back at that Team Sky period with joy'

The Dutchman spent two years as a sports director at the British WorldTour team

Davide Rebellin being forced to retire with EPowers Team's sudden closure

The Italian is among a number of riders left without a team for 2020

Thomas De Gendt and Tim Wellens set off on 700km gravel adventure

Lotto-Soudal team-mates Thomas De Gendt and Tim Wellens are off on their 700km gravel adventure through Spain.

Nairo Quintana says his name and experience can help promote Arkéa-Samsic to WorldTour

Nairo Quintana is taking a gamble but believes his name and experience can help promote Arkéa-Samsic to the top WorldTour races including the Tour de France.

Steve Cummings: 'I don't have regrets about my career, I can be proud'

Cummings explains his decision to step away from professional cycling

Five top WorldTour neo-pros of 2019

We take a look at five stand out young riders debuting in the WorldTour in 2019

Greg Van Avermaet takes extended off-season to try and peak later into 2020 Classics

The Belgian has taken six weeks off of the bike this autumn

Five transfer fails of the 2019 season

We take a look at five signings that will be hoping for more success in 2020

'The cycling world loses a monument, an icon': Stars pay tribute to Raymond Poulidor

Raymond Poulidor, "iconic and loved by the public" for his fight and string of Tour de France near-misses, died early this morning at the age of 83 in western France

Mark Cavendish: 'Racing in Ghent is like the Tour de France of track cycling'

The Manxman will ride the 2019 Ghent Six alongside seven-winner Iljo Keisse

Mario Cipollini recovering from five-hour heart surgery

The former Italian sprinter came close to dying, according to his doctor

'The organisers need to focus on safety': Sunweb react after Edo Maas paralysed

'We need to avoid accidents like this and try and make it as safe as possible for the riders' said the German team

Riders pay tribute to 'inspirational' Taylor Phinney

Riders remain in the dark over futures following Israel Cycling Academy takeover of Katusha-Alpecin

Those moving on from Katusha say 2019 was a 'lost year' for the team

'It's not impossible, but it'll be difficult': Can riders combine the Tour de France and the Tokyo Olympics in 2020?

Only six days separate the Tour de France and Olympics in 2020, with riders facing a task that's "not impossible, but difficult" if they're hunting glory in both races.

Raymond Poulidor's family 'very worried' after cycling great admitted to hospital

The news is "not good" for French Tour de France star Raymond Poulidor, according to his wife two weeks after he was admitted to hospital.

'Errors like this are not acceptable': Riders and directors lament ruined chances in Tre Valli Varesine incident

A leading group of riders was led the wrong way by a motorbike in the final 15km of the Italian one-day race

'A lot of riders congratulated me for hitting him,' says Florian Sénéchal following apology to Max Walscheid

The Frenchman blamed the German rider for a crash at the Sparkassen Münsterland Giro