Steven Kruijswijk had a few moments of panic midway through the stage 19 of the Giro d'Italia, crashing spectacularly on the descent of the Colle Dell'Agnello.
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'She should show a bit more respect' - Lotte Kopecky responds to Demi Vollering commentsThe pair seemingly had one last fractious year together at SD Worx-Protime in 2024
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'Our costs are going up but customers can’t pay more': Community bike shops are making cycling affordable, but can they afford to keep the doors open?Not-for-profit setups designed to make cycling accessible are feeling the pinch - but the communities they're designed to serve can keep them alive
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Cian Uijtdebroeks turns up to Jumbo-Visma training camp in black kitThe 20-year-old, at the centre of Bora-Hansgrohe v Jumbo-Visma storm, headed out on a ride with his new teammates
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Jumbo-Visma's Michel Hessman facing lengthy doping banGerman rider previously suspended by Jumbo-Visma after positive anti-doping test
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Wout van Aert to target Giro d'Italia general classification in 2024Belgian will target top five finish at Italian Grand Tour as leader of Jumbo-Visma, according to reports
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Ineos Grenadiers and Jumbo-Visma among teams working on new pro racing leagueAccording to Reuters, around five teams are in the early talks for a new competition
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Merger between Jumbo-Visma and Soudal Quick-Step is off, reportsThe new super-team is apparently now not happening, according to the Belgian press
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Primož Roglič joins Bora-Hansgrohe from Jumbo-Visma'He's one of the best riders in the world' Bora boss Ralph Denk on German team's 'inspirational' new signing
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Jumbo-Visma and Quick-Step merger set to leave cycling's top rank a team shortCycling's governing body warns that it must comply with regulations, specifically relating to contracts for all team staff
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Primož Roglič should ride for 'the smartest man in cycling', says Brian HolmHolm says Roglič would be a good fit for Ineos Grenadiers to help reclaim former glory under Rod Ellingworth
