Katusha leader may have suffered a broken collarbone in a crash on stage 19 of the Giro d'Italia, but it looked as if it could be a lot worse.
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The sun's out and so am I: why there's no shame in being a fair-weather bike riderLet's be honest, rain and riding bikes don't mix well – there's nothing wrong with waiting for the sun
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FDJ-Suez, SD Worx-Protime, Lidl-Trek confirmed for Tour of Britain Women as strong list of teams announced18 teams set to take part in four-day WorldTour stage race
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'I have to pinch myself and figure out if it's real or not, especially after all the s**t in the past': Stevie Williams ahead of World Championships debutWelshman looking to end best ever year on a high in Zurich after Tour down Under, Flèche Wallonne and Tour of Britain Men victories
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Joe Blackmore, young British winning machine, promoted to senior Israel-Premier Tech team earlyWinner of Liège-Bastogne-Liège U23 and three stage races moves up to ProTeam months early
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Israel-Premier Tech to tackle Paris-Roubaix on gravel bikesTeam will ride the Factor Ostro Gravel in Sunday’s cobbled Monument
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Introducing the British rider with a 100% GC record in 2024Victories at the Tour du Rwanda and Tour de Taiwan cap a glittering start to pro life for the 21-year-old
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Israel-Premier Tech riders to be issued with blank training kit due to safety concerns after Israel-Hamas warRiders issued with different kit for training alone if they deem it necessary
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Chris Froome's boss rubbishes claims bike fit is behind lack of results'He can talk about his bike position until the cows come home - that's still not going to earn him a position on a Grand Tour team' says Israel-Premier Tech team owner Sylvan Adams
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'It's not nice to lose in that way' - Tragic end for breakaway duo on stage six of the Giro d'ItaliaSimon Clarke and Alessandro De Marchi had their dreams crushed with 200m to go in Napoli
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Back to Africa: Chris Froome on going back to his roots, his future and cycling's new generationHe’s come full circle, but is there time for another loop? We talk to the four-time Tour champ about his and African cycling’s future
