Peter Sagan celebrates his first Monument victory in the 2016 Tour of Flanders with a trademark wheelie after the finish line.
Specialized are unsurprisingly keen to keep world champion Peter Sagan on their bikes in 2017, but Etixx-Quick Step boss Patrick Lefevere insists it won't be with his team if the Slovak's salary demands are high.
According to HLN.be, founder of Specialized Mike Sinyard phoned Lefevere ahead of Paris-Roubaix to ask how he felt about Sagan's future.
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The Oura ring reviewed: is this wellness tracker helpful to cyclists?With its focus on recovery and wellness, the Oura ring offers unique insights but is it worth the investment over other wearables?
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Shimano RC703 road shoe review: sleek, stiff and robustShimano's second-tier offering combines a rigid carbon sole with handy Boa dials and protective toe caps
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Peter Sagan finishes second in last ever professional raceFormer three time road world champion was the runner up in the Slovakian national MTB championships on Sunday
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'It's a miracle': The inside story of how Peter Sagan ended up on a team called Pierre BaguetteSix years after the dream first took root, Boris Horváth finally has Peter Sagan on his team
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Peter Sagan confident of return to bike in 15 days after latest heart procedureSagan recently underwent second operation in Italy to tackle heart rhythm related issues
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Peter Sagan undergoes second heart procedure, as Olympics nearsReturn to training after first operation reveals further heart rhythm issues
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Peter Sagan undergoes heart procedure after experiencing ‘tachycardic episode’Slovakian has ablation procedure in Italian hospital after heart rate exceeded 200 bpm during MTB race in Spain
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In celebration of Peter Sagan, cycling's rock and roll frontmanAs the three-time world champion is set to call time on his career in the WorldTour at the end of 2023, we thought we would take a look back at the glory days
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Wout van Aert moots building gravel world championships into 2023 programmeBelgian rider says gravel racing has a ‘great future’ as he considers worlds participation next year
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Peter Sagan to ride the UCI Gravel World Championships to ‘give back to the people’‘I still have much more to give’ says Sagan on the decision to head to Italy for the competition
