Steven Cummings wins stage fourteen of the 2015 Tour de France
Tour de France stage winner Steve Cummings will ride his second Grand Tour of the year after being named in MTN-Qhubeka's Vuelta a España squad.
The African team have been handed a wildcard to the Spanish Tour and have included seven riders from their native continent, only one of whom rode the Tour.
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Classics legends uncovered: What it takes to dominate one-day racesDissecting the anatomy of a Classics legend, Chris Marshall-Bell examines the physiology, racecraft and team dynamics that culminate in one-day domination
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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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'A stage win in the Tour de France really changed my profile': Steve Cummings on working as a chef, idolising Michele Bartoli, and playing football like Trent Alexander-ArnoldJayco-AlUla Sports Director discusses his most significant career victory and how he got into cycling
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Fabio Aru officially signs for Qhubeka-Assos as he looks to reboot his careerFabio Aru finally announces that he will be joining Qhubeka-Assos for the 2021 season after several transfer rumours went around
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'Cycling has been my life for 20 years': Enrico Gasparrotto calls time on his career at 38Enrico Gasparotto has announced his retirement from professional cycling at the age of 38 after a very successful career spanning 16 years for eight teams, winning various races
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‘I’m still coming to terms with what happened’: Nic Dlamini responds after having his arm broken by park rangersNic Dlamini says he’s still “coming to terms with what happened” after he was injured by park rangers during an altercation over Christmas.
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He may be missing the Tour, but don’t write off Mark Cavendish just yetHe may have missed out on selection for the Tour, but Mark Cavendish has made a career out of bouncing back
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How you can buy Mark Cavendish’s Cervélo S5Lovers of cycling memorabilia can now pick up a piece of history, in the shape of Mark Cavendish’s Cervélo S5.
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Mark Cavendish to stay with Dimension Data through 2019, according to reportsStar sprinter Mark Cavendish will race in 2019 with Dimension Data after reaching a last-minute deal for an additional year, according to reports.
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How Scott Davies’ dream to turn pro in the WorldTour nearly didn’t happenScott Davies thought his dream to turn pro had been dashed by ill health and ill fortune, but determination and no little talent saw him taken on by Dimension Data. He tells Sophie Smith about his transformational year
