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Rohan Dennis could face 15 years in prison after being officially charged over Melissa Hoskins death
Former world champion Dennis will face death by dangerous driving charges over Adelaide incident
By James Shrubsall Published
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Ineos Grenadiers and Soudal Quick-Step set to headline fast approaching Tour of Britain
Double Olympic champion Remco Evenepoel expected to feature for Soudal Quick-Step as Belgian team return to the race for the first time since 2021
By Tom Thewlis Published
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How to watch the 2024 Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift
The summer of sports continues on August 12, with the biggest race on the women's calendar
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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'It's on the up' - Olympic silver gives GB hope of return to men's sprint glory days
Promising British trio show future is bright at Paris Olympics
By Tom Davidson Published
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GB claim Olympic silver in men's team sprint as Netherlands break world record twice to take gold
Jack Carlin, Hamish Turnbull and Ed Lowe finish second to jaw-dropping Dutch display
By Tom Thewlis Published
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Australia smash world record in men's team pursuit to set up Olympic final with GB
Aussie quartet become first in history to clock 3:40, as Netherlands better benchmark twice in men's team sprint
By Tom Davidson Published
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Mega-retailer Amazon now liable for hazardous products sold on its site, including faulty e-bike batteries
The multi-billion-dollar behemoth of Amazon will now hold responsibility for defective or unsafe products sold by third-party sellers, which extends to products such as e-bikes and e-bike batteries.
By Kristin Jenny Published
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I watched the Olympic road race with friends who aren’t cycling fans, and it made me realise how insular the sport is
A global event like the Olympics is the perfect time to realise how silly and niche our sport is to most people
By Adam Becket Published
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Keirin: Everything you need to know about the Paris 2024 Olympic keirin event
What is the keirin track event and how does it work?
By Richard Windsor Published
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British Continental team saved after manager emailed a company he saw on the side of a lorry
Pro-Noctis-200º Coffee-Hargreaves Contracting's existence was endangered, but saved after their manager contacted Smurfit Westrock
By Adam Becket Published
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UCI to standardise smart trainers used in esports competitions starting at the 2024 Cycling Esports World Championships
In a push toward a more controlled and level playing field, the UCI is looking to test and standardise smart trainers used in the 2024 UCI World Championships this fall.
By Christopher Schwenker Published
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'I slept in a horse barn' - Meet the track cyclist who funded his own way to the Paris Olympics
South African Jean Spies is a two-time Olympian, thanks to his determination and the generosity of others
By Tom Davidson Published
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A family affair: Team GB women's sprint trio make 'memories that will last forever' with gold at Paris Olympics
With their loved ones trackside, Emma Finucane, Sophie Capewell and Katy Marchant wrote their names in history
By Tom Davidson Published
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Australia and GB men qualify top of the team pursuiters at Paris Olympics
Reigning silver and gold teams Denmark and Italy qualify third and fourth on a sweltering night at the track
By James Shrubsall Published
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British women's team Lifeplus-Wahoo to close at end of year
The squad, formerly known as Drops, was founded in 2016
By James Shrubsall Published
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Japan use £108,000 track bike with left-sided drivetrain at Paris Olympics
"Once you get up to speed, it's hard to slow down," say Japanese athletes
By Tom Davidson Published
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GB women claim team sprint gold with new world record at Paris Olympics
New Zealand claim silver, Germany bronze, on a night when records wouldn't stop falling
By James Shrubsall Published
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Kate Allan takes National 25 Championship title by a whisker after Aldi hold-up
The Berkshire rider won by just three seconds, while John Archibald takes the men's title
By James Shrubsall Published
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'Road racing is notoriously unfriendly' - how women’s participation in gravel cycling is changing the sport worldwide
‘In gravel, everyone's welcome! And I absolutely love that and I never want that to change,' says SBT founder Amy Charity
By Caroline Dezendorf Published
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Rapha appoints former Team Sky boss as new CEO to 'guide' clothing brand into 'its next chapter'
The former CEO of Team Sky will now head up British cycling brand
By Adam Becket Published
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'There needs to be a WorldTour nursery!': Elinor Barker says childcare provision at the Paris Olympics is a step forward
The track and road cyclist reckons provision at other events could work out to be 'quite a good business'
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Published
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'It's not just the Katie Archibald show' - Team GB rely on other stars to lead track success
Women's endurance squad 'still in a little bit of shock' about Scot's injury, but ready to perform in Paris
By Tom Davidson Published
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'We'll see quite a few world records fall' - Why the Paris Olympics velodrome is one of the fastest in the world
An extra metre's width provides the perfect playground for track sprinters
By Tom Davidson Last updated
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'I almost didn't race' - How Kristen Faulkner's big risk paid off at the Paris Olympics
The American's winning move was a bold one, but one she had cleverly calculated
By Tom Davidson Published
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11 things you didn’t know about Kristen Faulkner, USA's first Olympic road race medalist in 40 years
Alaska-born and raised, Harvard grad, collegiate rower, venture capitalist — the newly crowned Olympic road racing champion is multi-faceted
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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Lizzie Deignan lights up Paris Olympics road race days after 'medical emergency'
Brit says she was 'really struggling today with pain' after finishing a valiant 12th
By Tom Davidson Published
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Kristen Faulkner claims gold for USA in thrilling Olympic road race
American went solo in final 3km as Marianne Vos and Lotte Kopecky took remaining medals in Paris
By Matilda Price Published
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'That was really, really long' - Meet the rider who finished last in the Paris Olympics road race
Charles Kagimu was the only person from the early breakaway to complete the course, just a week after he was bedbound with illness
By Tom Davidson Published
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'Dialled in' - Remco Evenepoel explains iconic telephone celebration at Paris Olympics
Belgian celebrates Olympic double with borrowed salute in front of the Eiffel Tower
By Tom Davidson Published