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'Last year I was watching on television, now I just won this race' – Paul Seixas flies to La Flèche Wallonne victory on debut, becomes youngest winner
The Frenchman beat Mauro Schmid and Ben Tulett on the Mur de Huy
By Adam Becket Published
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'I've been struggling... so it feels nicer than normal to win' – Tom Pidcock sprints to victory on Tour of the Alps stage 3, less than a month after ravine crash
Pinarello Q36.5 rider takes third win of the season in Italy
By Adam Becket Published
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'No-one covers this sport like we do' – Warner Bros. Discovery and TNT Sports renew rights for Giro d'Italia until at least 2029
RCS races to stay on WBD platforms across Europe and USA for next four seasons
By Adam Becket Published
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'It could have been a lot worse' – track rider has 50cm wooden splinter surgically removed after crash
UAE Team Emirates under-23 rider says he was "really lucky" to escape a career-ending injury
By Tom Davidson Published
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How to watch La Flèche Wallonne 2026: Everything you need to live stream road cycling's most brutal finish
All the information on how to watch La Flèche Wallonne 2026 from anywhere in the world as the slopes of Mur De Huy go up against the World Tour.
By Jacob Jones Published
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'It's great having guys who know where they're going' – a bit of local knowledge pays dividends for British rider's all-day break at Tour of the Alps
Oli Stockwell was part of a day-long outing on stage 2
By James Shrubsall Published
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'There won’t be a metre of flat' – The toughest Tour de France Femmes Grand Départ stage ever has been revealed – could the day in the Peak District be decisive?
Stage two of next year’s race from Manchester to Sheffield tackles a couple of the Peak District’s toughest climbs
By Adam Becket Published
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'I'm living my best love story' – Giulio Pellizzari dedicates victory to his girlfriend's late father after Tour of the Alps stage 2
The young Italian left Ineos Grenadiers rivals in his wake to score the second win of his career
By James Shrubsall Published
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La Flèche Wallonne 2026: Everything you need to know
All the details of La Flèche Wallonne and La Flèche Wallonne Femmes, taking place on Wednesday April 23 in 2024
By James Shrubsall Last updated
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'Determined to get involved with club life, I changed tack' – why volunteering might be the best 'non-cycling cycling' thing you do this summer
When life got in the way of riding, CW's James Shrubsall grabbed a fluoro tabard and met his clubmates by volunteering instead
By James Shrubsall Published
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'We'll be opening the good wine' – how a third-tier rider took out the big guns at Tour of the Alps stage 1
Tom Pidcock beaten into second by Team Ukyo's Tommaso Dati
By James Shrubsall Published
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London team time trial revealed for Tour de France Femmes in 2027
Further details shared for UK Grand Départ, including brutal Winnats Pass ascent on stage two
By Tom Davidson Published
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New Open WI.DE 2.0 takes gravel clearances to a whole new level with provision for gargantuan 66mm tyres
Has the all-new Open WI.DE ushered in a new gravel category, or does the industry's unhealthy obsession with wider tyres need to stop?
By Aaron Borrill Published
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Amstel Gold Race 2026: Everything you need to know
All the information you need ahead of the men's and women's races, taking place on Sunday April 10
By Simon Richardson Last updated
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'It was just a stupid accident' – Tom Pidcock insists ravine crash won't slow him down on the descents as he returns to racing
Brit says he's feeling good in training, but only this week's racing at the Tour of the Alps will tell the whole story
By James Shrubsall Published
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'That's extremely disappointing' – Matteo Jorgenson out of Ardennes Classics after fracturing collarbone at Amstel Gold Race
The 24-year-old will miss La Flèche Wallonne and Liège-Bastogne-Liège.
By Meg Elliot Published
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Track rider runs on foot across line after massive pile-up
Nikita Kiriltsev qualified to the next round of the keirin thanks to his smart dash at the UCI Track World Cup
By Tom Davidson Published
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'It’s in the top eight victories in my career' - Remco Evenepoel sprints to maiden Amstel Gold Race win
Belgian improves on 2025 podium by beating the man who bested him 12 months ago
By Vern Pitt Published
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Adam Yates to prepare for Giro d’Italia at altitude after O Gran Camino victory
UAE Emirates-XRG to send whole Giro d’Italia squad to Sierra Nevada
By Vern Pitt Published
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Tom Pidcock to make surprise racing return at Tour of the Alps
Brit has recovered from ligament and bone damage from horror crash at Volta a Catalunya
By Vern Pitt Published
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‘Five minutes before I attacked I was dropped’ - Paula Blasi solos to biggest career win at Amstel Gold Race
Young Spaniard attacks on the penultimate ascent of the Cauberg to defeat gaggle of favourites
By Vern Pitt Published
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There's a training session so tough, Dr Hutch has been putting it off since 2009
Interval training sessions are great, until you actually have to get on your bike and do one.
By Michael Hutchinson Published
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How to watch Amstel Gold Race 2026: Everything you need to live stream the Ardennes Classics Opener
All the information on how to watch Amstel Gold Race 2026 as Remco Evenepoel looks to kickstart his Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe career with a win in the Netherlands' biggest race.
By Jacob Jones Published
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'The Met are letting down cyclists left, right and centre' – stats reveal topsy turvy police priorities in the capital
Police in London are hot on fining cyclists for running red lights, but haven’t caught a single driver involved in car-on-bike hit-and-run crimes in the last year
By Pat Kinsella Published
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Designed so a rider can sit as far forward as possible, Stayer bikes are built for one purpose
With extra support, a tiny front wheel and reverse rake on the forks, this bike is built for one style of racing
By Simon Fellows Published
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Friday cycling quiz: How well do you know The Amstel Gold Race
The hilliest race in the Netherlands kicks off the Ardennes classics despite not taking place in the Ardennes. How much do you know about this boozey affair?
By Simon Richardson Published
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Wout van Aert immortalised in Lego, Del Grosso's Arenberg grudge, and behind the scenes at the UCI Track World Cup: this week in cycling's social media
The content from Paris-Roubaix is almost as good as the racing
By Meg Elliot Published
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'Redistributing bikes to those who need them most, making cycling more accessible for everyone' – ReCycle Hubs launch across the UK
Tackling a crisis in bike affordability, Lloyds ReCycle Hubs repair and rehome pre-loved bikes
By Pat Kinsella Published
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Why haven't NSN Cycling's Stevie Williams and Joe Blackmore raced this season?
Britons both sidelined with injuries, team confirms
By Tom Davidson Published
