American criterium racing team L39ION of Los Angeles, and America's first certified carbon neutral beer Fat Tire, are combining bikes and beers by releasing a limited-edition golden ale.
For every can of beer sold, the brands will donate $1 to Grow Cycling Foundation, an organisation which promotes education, access and opportunities in cycling to enhance diversity and inclusion within the sport.
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Forget distance covered, these are the key stats to note in your Strava Year in SportWe asked a coach how to best analyse our end of year Strava data
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'She should show a bit more respect' - Lotte Kopecky responds to Demi Vollering commentsThe pair seemingly had one last fractious year together at SD Worx-Protime in 2024
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'I was part of the dark era of cycling. I think the sport is in such a better place now' - George Hincapie on the future of road racing in AmericaBetween Americans finding overseas success, helping his son Enzo follow in his footsteps and organising gran fondos, Hincapie believes US road racing will remerge
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US Pro Nationals: EF Pro Cycling dominates the races, netting 3 titles and 6 medalsCharleston, the new host, offered up one of the toughest courses in recent history. Read how the racing unfolded
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US Pro Nationals: your guide to livestreams, who to watch and what to know about the all-new race coursesFor the first time in six years, the U.S. National Road Race Championships has moved to a new host, Charleston, West Virginia. The change brings fresh courses ready to crown new national champions.
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Dozens of riders left stranded as National Cycling League announces 2024 season hiatus citing 'current economic challenges in domestic and global cycling industry'Effective immediately, the NCL paused all its operations in order to focus on restructuring and rebuilding for the 2025 season.
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Joe Martin Stage Race, the longest-held stage race in America, postponed until 2025 due to rising costsA big loss for domestic elites and amateurs alike, the Joe Martin Stage Race was one of just four UCI races remaining on US soil.
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Justin Williams Q&A: 'Cycling took me out of poverty'The influential crit racer tells Cycling Weekly about his beginnings in the sport and the proudest moments of his career
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The 'Met Gala of US Track Cycling' draws stars and dignitaries in support of the sport's youthStar Track is an intersection of cycling legends, luminaries and policymakers from all corners of the cycling world, united in a singular focus of a successful tomorrow
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New trans athlete policy 'sets a dangerous precedent': Washington racer seeks state action against USA CyclingWhen USA Cycling introduced its revised Transgender Athlete Participation Policy earlier this month, the new two-tiered system didn’t sit well with all racers.
