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3T's fastest aero gravel bike just got an update
The Racemax² Italia gets full integration, UDH compatibility and, you guessed it - wider tyre clearance
By Aaron Borrill Published
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'It would change everything': is cyclo-cross coming to the Winter Olympics?
'It would be huge', says national coach following Lord Coe's prediction that it could feature in the 2030 Winter Games
By James Shrubsall Published
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Ineos Grenadiers sign Kévin Vauquelin, their second French transfer this year
24-year-old Frenchman finished seventh at this year's Tour de France
By Adam Becket Published
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'Serious concerns from a safety and personal-belief standpoint that weighed heavily on my conscience' – Derek Gee opens up on Israel-Premier Tech contract termination
Canadian says that he might owe €30 million to team in damages
By Adam Becket Published
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The Friday Cycling Quiz: How well do you know ... Il Lombardia?
The final monument of the season has a rich history dating back over 100 years, but how much do you know about this Italian one-day classic?
By Simon Richardson Published
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'Innovation and safety are not opposing forces': SRAM welcomes UCI halt on gear restriction, calls for better, 'open' governance in professional cycling
After the Belgian Competition Authority suspended the UCI’s new gear-ratio test, SRAM says it’s time for cycling’s key stakeholders to collaborate on rules
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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Belgian court sides with SRAM, tells UCI to back down on its gear-ratio crackdown — for now
The UCI hits pause on its Tour of Guangxi testing protocols but intends to fight back
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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Know a great local cycling route? Why not get it – and yourself – into the Fastest Known Times record books, as long as you obey the rules
The newly developed Fastest Known Times website is looking for new routes and has now published a set of rules too
By James Shrubsall Published
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Tour de France 2026 route rumours, from Alpe d'Huez to Le Lioran
Here's where the men's and women's routes might be heading, according to local insiders
By Tom Davidson Published
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'I'd not even looked at the TT bike since April': how one young rider returned from a broken back to win Britain's best-loved non-British time trial
Bobby Buenfeld spent months rehabilitating from his injuries after hitting a tree before making a winning a return at the resurrected Duo Normand
By James Shrubsall Published
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The 'Lion of Flanders' roars again: cycling legend Johan Museeuw to race the 2025 UCI Gravel World Championships
The king of the cobbles will test his gravel legs in the 60-64 masters race
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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2025 UCI Gravel World Championships: How to watch, who to watch, and everything else you need to know
Marianne Vos defends, Pidcock debuts and South Limburg sets the stage for cycling’s most unpredictable world championships
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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Tom Pidcock, Marianne Vos, Lorena Wiebes, but no Mathieu van der Poel: UCI Gravel World Championships 2025 start lists confirmed
274 men and 122 women will race in the elite categories this weekend, including a raft of WorldTour talent
By Tom Davidson Published
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The nine best bike tantrum throws in the history of cycling
Cycling Weekly looks back at some of the most memorable bike throws of all time, from Bradley Wiggins's stylish Trentino effort to Dumoulin's hissy fit.
By Alex Ballinger Last updated
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Bike bells might be deeply uncool, but every cyclist should have one
You shouldn't be relying on your free hub to alert people of your presence – let's do better
By Adam Becket Published
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'It wasn't great, the way the team dealt with it' – Geraint Thomas on the David Rozman fallout at Ineos Grenadiers
Retired Tour de France champion says Ineos are "held to a different standard than a lot of other teams"
By Adam Becket Published
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UCI releases full details of helmet clampdown – here's what's going to be banned
Helmets in mass start events will need to have at least three air vents, among other regulations
By Tom Davidson Published
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Closure of GCN+ cost Warner Bros £3m, new account filings reveal
WBD Sports Holding Limited post pre-tax losses of almost £38m, mostly due to a written off debt
By Tom Davidson Published
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2025 Cycling Weekly awards - nominate your club or a local volunteer for this year's awards!
Tell us about the people who go the extra mile to make your cycling scene what it is.
By Simon Richardson Published
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'We're going to be seen from outer space' - As Rapha and EF Pro Cycling part ways, we look back at their most iconic collaborations
From duck helmets to kaleidoscope kits, we look back at some of the times the iconic pink jerseys were, by race decree, switched-out on the start-line of the Giro d’Italia
By Meg Elliot Published
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'Rapha is leaving the WorldTour' – Rapha and EF end partnership after seven years
British cycling clothing brand vows it "will be back" at the sport's highest level
By Tom Davidson Published
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Pro cycling's problem with expectation vs reality
Not everyone can win all the time, unless you're Tadej Pogačar, which makes everything difficult
By Adam Becket Published
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'I've been riding in fear and pain': another young bike racer retires from the pro peloton
XDS-Astana's Alexandre Vinokurov bows out after major crash earlier this year
By James Shrubsall Published
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Tour of Britain Men and Women dates confirmed for 2026, both to be five-stage races
Two races to take place almost back-to-back in late August and early September
By Adam Becket Published
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The woom WOW wants to get more kids on a bike earlier, with the only self-balancing bike for babies and toddlers
CW talks to the man behind the WOW about the challenges of designing a bike for children under a year old
By Andy Carr Published
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Meet the teacher rallying hundreds of kids, Justin Timberlake and Benson Boone to bike to school
Sam Balto’s “Bike Bus” is transforming the school commute, building community, sparking joy and catching the attention of a few pop stars along the way
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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Tadej Pogačar harassed and 'stickered' at European Championships: is this the start of a backlash against the world champion?
The Slovenian faced fan hostility on the way to another emphatic victory
By James Shrubsall Published
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Israel-Premier Tech to be renamed and rebanded, 'moving away from its current Israeli identity', as co-owner Sylvan Adams steps back
Israeli team was the subject of protests at the Vuelta a España and beyond
By Adam Becket Published
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Why did only 17 riders finish the European Championships elite men's road race?
There was a very short results list at Sunday's event in France
By Tom Davidson Published
