The American Specialized-Lululemon team took their third team time trial world title in Ponferrada today. Despite a training crash the day before in which several of their riders hit the deck, the team put one minute 17 seconds in to second placed Orica-AIS.
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3D printed saddles made just for you—does your rear require one? A review of Posedla’s Joyseat 2.0Custom down to the name imprinted in the saddle. Posedla makes an impressively well-designed, high-quality product. But is it worth the price tag?
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'I'm not even sure my coaches know my limits' - British cycling sensation Matthew Brennan wins againTeenager claims third WorldTour victory of the season and takes leader's jersey at Tour de Romandie
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UCI Road World Championships 2024: Elite women's and men's time trial start timesThe full rider lists and start times for the individual time trials in Zurich
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Jorgenson and Faulkner to lead a strong Team USA at UCI Road World ChampionshipsThe 2024 UCI Road World Championships are held in Zurich, Switzerland, September 21-29
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‘Unprecedented’ television audiences revealed for cycling Super WorldsFans around the world watched more than 200 million hours in August
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Team USA at Road Worlds: Are Powless and Dygert our best hopes for a medal?Here's who we'll be watching in the rainbow battles in Glasgow, Scotland.
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Glasgow UCI World Championships bags Lidl partnershipSupermarket chain becomes official fresh food partner for the championships taking place in Glasgow in August
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Ukrainian cyclist disqualified from World Championships after blood sample resultMykhaylo Kononenko's blood sample revealed the presence of the banned substance tramadol
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How many calories do you burn winning the World Championship road race?It’s the equivalent of six margherita pizzas, according to Remco Evenepoel's Strava data
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Don’t expect too much from Zoe Bäckstedt, says teenager’s British Cycling coachJunior academy coach Emma Trott has warned against piling pressure on the 18-year-old
