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Strade Bianche proved once again why it's one of the greatest races, as the thrilling finish to the women's edition stole the show
In the Piazza del Campo, legends are born
By Adam Becket Published
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Jonas Vingegaard returns, will the wind blow and more – things and riders to look out for at Paris-Nice
This is not a friendly race for sprinters
By Adam Becket Published
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Podium celebrations, Omloop fall-outs and Ed Sheeran in a bike shop - this week in cycling's social media
Who knew Ed Sheeran was a cycling fan?
By Meg Elliot Published
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How to watch Paris-Nice 2026: Everything you need to live stream the Race to the Sun
All the key information on broadcasters and live streams for Paris-Nice from March 8-15, so you can watch the major spring stage race in France from anywhere.
By Meg Elliot Published
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How to watch Tirreno-Adriatico 2026 live streams: Everything you need to catch the race with the coolest trophy in pro cycling
All the key information on broadcasters and how to watch Tirreno-Adriatico 2026 live streams from March 9-15, so you can watch the major spring stage race in Italy from anywhere.
By Paul Brett Published
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I wouldn't enjoy being as good as Tadej Pogačar: I'd live in a permanent state of paranoia
Cycling is a sport that tends toward a single dominant rider. But how do these riders cope, knowing everyone is gunning for them?
By Michael Hutchinson Published
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'Let's give more women the confidence to be competitive' – the blooming initiative that is supporting hundreds in the world of online racing
FemmeCycle Collab is about competing, but it's also about community
By James Shrubsall Published
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'I wouldn't have beaten Tadej anyway' – Tom Pidcock frustrated by mechanical in crucial moment at Strade Bianche
Briton places seventh and notes 'sombreness' after Tadej Pogačar victory
By Adam Becket Published
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'A great start to the season' – Tadej Pogačar solos 78km to record-breaking Strade Bianche victory
Paul Seixas second and Isaac del Toro third as world champion charges to fourth win at Italian gravel Classic
By Tom Davidson Published
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'I don't remember this on the recon' – Wrong turn derails group of favourites at women's Strade Bianche
Riders say they knew they'd 'never come back' into contention after going off-course with 33km to go
By Adam Becket Published
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'So many emotions' – Elise Chabbey claims shock Strade Bianche victory after final kilometre drama
Demi Vollering, Lotte Kopecky and Pauline Ferrand-Prévot all miss finale in Siena
By Tom Davidson Published
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How to watch Strade Bianche 2026: Everything you need to live stream the Italian gravel Classic
All the key information on broadcasters and live streams for Strade Bianche on March 7, so you can watch the Italian Classic – one of the season's best races.
By Adam Becket Published
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13 hours saved over 78 days: Inside Lael Wilcox’s shaved-head strategy for her around-the-world record bid
The ultra-endurance star is chasing Mark Beaumont’s circumnavigation record this June. Wind tunnel testing, aero gains and even a buzz cut could help her save crucial minutes
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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Friday cycling quiz: Strade Bianche
It may have the look and feel of a race from another century, but Strade is the youngest of the classics
By Simon Richardson Published
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False Alarm! HBO Max will stream Strade Bianche for U.S. cycling fans after all
The race briefly vanished from Max’s programming schedule, but HBO confirms U.S. fans will still be able to watch Strade Bianche live
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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'There are holes you could lose a wheel in' – I rode sectors of the Strade Bianche route, and it wasn't the gravel that shocked me
The white roads and settings are beautiful, but don't let your focus slip
By Adam Becket Published
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Strade Bianche 2026 men's start list: All 175 riders confirmed
Tadej Pogačar, Tom Pidcock and Paul Seixas among favourites for Italian Classic
By Tom Davidson Last updated
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Strade Bianche 2026 women's start list: All 126 riders confirmed
Tour de France Femmes winners Demi Vollering and Pauline Ferrand-Prévot set for first battle of the year
By Tom Davidson Last updated
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Customers urged to destroy helmets sold at Walmart as 40,000 recalled
Recall could cost helmet distributor Todson more than $1.2m
By Tom Davidson Published
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'He just wants to smash everyone' – why Strade Bianche is unmissable this weekend, starting with the Paul Seixas-Tadej Pogačar duel
It's set to be more open, all the stars are there, and there are some mouthwatering head-to-heads lined up
By James Shrubsall Published
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The only women's specific aero bike in the WorldTour – the Liv EnviLiv Advanced – gets a 4G update, it's better everywhere, and I'm loving it so far
But has it inadvertently killed off its own all-rounder in the process?
By Hannah Bussey Published
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Giant's new stiffer, lighter, faster Propel makes the UCI weight limit look irrelevant but where on earth does this leave the Giant TCR?
The new Propel Advanced is lighter and stiffer but also more compliant, says Giant. But the real headline is perhaps what this does to it's stable mate the TCR.
By Luke Friend Published
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Milan-San Remo 2026: Everything you need to know
All you need to know about the first Monument of the 2026 season
By Ryan Dabbs Last updated
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Michael Matthews out of 'all upcoming races' after breaking both wrists in training crash
Australian was set to race Paris-Nice on Sunday
By Adam Becket Published
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Maggie Coles-Lyster gambled on career-threatening iliac artery surgery — and scored her biggest road win yet
"Getting the surgery was an obvious yes, because I feel nowhere near ready to be done," says the Canadian
By Betsy Welch Published
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Prestigious women's under-23 race cancelled for 2026 – 'teams are currently not numerous or structured enough'
Tour de l'Avenir Femmes could return in 2027 as a junior race
By Adam Becket Published
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'A massive bucket list item' – Six star riders to compete in Japanese keirin series this summer
GB's Matthew Richardson and Joe Truman will join Olympic champions invited to race in Japan
By Tom Davidson Published
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'We are facing a funding crisis' - women riders' union calls for help
The Cyclists' Alliance says it needs immediate funding support to continue its core programming, including its mentoring and legal services for riders
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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Leading British children's bike brand enters administration
'Several parties' interested in buying Frog Bikes business, administrators say
By Tom Davidson Published
