Words by Rob McCallum
We've already seen new kits from the likes of Team Sky, Etixx-Quickstep, MTN Qhubeka and even Team Wiggins, and now it's the turn of Giant-Alpecin (previously Giant Shimano).
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UCI rejects One Cycling project as 'incompatible' and 'lacking sporting coherence'Governing body to remain in discussions with project representatives, as 2026 WorldTour calendars announced
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Michael Matthews puts career on pause after signs of a pulmonary embolismAustralian will miss Tour de France with all physical activity stopped until further notice
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Lapierre to return to the WordTour with Picnic PostNLFrench bike brand to return to cycling’s top level with Dutch WordTour team after 22 year long partnership with Groupama-FDJ ended in 2023
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Leo Hayter leaves DSM Development Team early to join Hagens Berman AxeonBritish U23 time trial champion moves to American development squad after split opinion over future
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Cees Bol: Negative comments from unamed DSM riders 'difficult to read'Dutch sprinter says that it is difficult to read criticisms of the team
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Romain Bardet says leaving DSM riders' comments 'not easy to understand' after 'Soviet regime' remarksMultiple riders have broken their contracts over the years with an unnamed rider calling it a "Soviet regime"
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'The hardest and easiest decision I've had to make': Nicholas Roche retires after 17 yearsThe Irishman has raced for some of the biggest names in cycling throughout his career
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Team DSM rider files police complaint after being throttled by angry motoristThe driver is said to have objected to the cyclist riding side-by-side with another rider
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‘You can see the power you need to survive the Tour de France’ - Marcel Kittel reflects on his most successful yearsMarcel Kittel retired from professional cycling as not only one of the best sprinters of his generation, but one of the most successful in the history of the Tour de France.
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Marcel Kittel talks us through his best yearMarcel Kittel has been pondering the question for a week. “How do you define your best year? Do you take victories as the most important factor?” It was what Chris Marshall Bell assumed when he first made contact for this interview
