GC group on stage nine of the Tour de Suisse 2019 (Photo by Tim de Waele/Getty Images)
The coronavirus crisis has forced the cycling world to adapt and overcome over the last few months, which has resulted in some unexpected new events.
Cycling data company Velon, which works with a large number of WorldTour teams, has come up with an innovative new race to keep fans in touch with superstars online.
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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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Commonwealth Games 2022 preview: men’s and women’s time trialsBoth races against the clock take place in Wolverhampton on Thursday
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Rohan Dennis signs for Jumbo-Visma from Ineos GrenadiersAustralian joins Dutch squad on a two-year deal from 2022
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Five of the biggest transfer rumours in the men's pelotonSome big names could be in different kit for the 2022 season
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Five talking points from the Tokyo 2020 Olympic time trialsVan Vleuten and Roglič decimate their fields, as some of the favourites slip back - don’t miss these moments
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Rohan Dennis to join Jumbo-Visma from Ineos Grenadiers, reports suggestThe Australian joined the British team two years ago but it looks like he is on his way out
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Richie Porte, Amanda Spratt and Rohan Dennis confirmed for Australian team at Tokyo OlympicsPorte and Amanda Spratt headline the squad for the tough Olympic road race scheduled for this summer
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Rohan Dennis: My tactic was to minimise the losses on the flat and hit the hill hardRohan Dennis said he’d planned to minimise the losses on the flat, before hitting the hill as hard as he could in the Tour de Romandie prologue.
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Rohan Dennis ends time trial victory drought with one of the 'toughest wins' of his careerTwo-time world champion says his time trial rivalry with team-mate Filippo Ganna is 'only natural'
