Joe Dombrowski at the 2017 Vuelta a España
A crowd-funding campaign intended to help secure the future of the Cannondale-Drapac team has raised nearly $250,000 (£194,000) in its first 24 hours, more than 10 per cent of its goal.
The #SaveArgyle Indiegogo page is aiming to raise $2m to help fill the team's $7m (£5.4m) budget shortfall after the withdrawal of a major sponsor. Any money raised through the crowd-funding page will be matched by insurance agency Fairly Group.
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Chinese X-Lab vies for global domination as it equips XDS Astana with bikes for the WorldTourA new partnership sees Astana aboard new bikes with increased funding for 2025
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Tech of the week: Van Rysel releases an aero bike (quelle surprise!) plus a superlight carbon crankset from FSA, a long top tube bag from Tailfin and tyre liners from ZefalThe RCR-F aero bike will be ridden by the Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale team in 2025, but will it create headlines like the RCR?
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Stefan Bissegger powers to time trial victory and overall lead on stage three of UAE TourSwiss rouleur beats world time trial champion Filippo Ganna by seven seconds
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5.30am alarms, hot and dirty metalworking, 'uncle' Jan Ullrich and lofty expectations: meet EF Education-EasyPost's Georg Steinhauser and his fascinating backstoryOne of the peloton's busiest riders is also the WorldTour's ninth youngest
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'I love just applying myself fully to something that requires all of you': Lachlan Morton is set to ride 1,000km mountain bike raceThe Munga is a 1,000km mountain bike race across the desert of South Africa
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'We can’t wait to help add the next chapter in this team’s great history': EF Education First set to become co-title sponsor for Tibco-SVB women's team in 2022The American company joins multiple other male team sponsors that are investing into the women's side of the sport
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James Shaw’s WorldTour return confirmed as he signs with EF Education-NippoThe 25-year-old Brit suffered the disappointment of being dropped from the WorldTour in 2018, but he’s back next year
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Stefan Bissegger storms to impressive victory in Benelux Tour stage two time trialThe Swiss rider beat some of the world's best time triallists including Stefan Küng and Remco Evenepoel
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Five talking points from stage 12 of the Vuelta a España 2021Cort in form, Roglič touches tarmac again, and a new name emerges - the biggest moments from the day
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Hugh Carthy abandons Vuelta a España 2021The British GC hopeful suffered a rough day on stage six, before leaving the race part way through day seven
