The peloton on stage eight of the 2018 Tour de France (Sunada)
The UCI has confirmed all the WorldTour and Professional Continental teams that will be racing in 2019.
Teams must apply for a licence to race at their designated level, with cycling’s governing body approving squads to race.
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Wout van Aert wins sensational Giro d'Italia stage nine over the gravel as Isaac Del Toro moves into pinkExhilarating stage saw Primož Roglič and Tom Pidcock lose time after a crash on the strade bianche
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Demi Vollering crushes rivals on final stage to claim overall victory at Itzulia WomenFDJ-suez rider wins the race for the third time after Mischa Bredewold was victorious in the opening two stages
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Extra wildcard team approved for Tour de France, Giro d'Italia and Vuelta a EspañaNumber of teams to increase from 22 to 23 at men's Grand Tours
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'Five or six WorldTour teams asked for my data' - Interest grows around world record breaker without a road teamJosh Charlton says there's "definitely interest" in his signature
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Men's WorldTour 2025: Everything you need to know about the teamsThe leaders, transfers and team ambitions set to shape the season ahead
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Rider airbags being considered as part of new safety measures from UCIWorld governing body still undecided on radios, gear restrictions, regulations surrounding rim height and handlebar widths and wider rules in sprint finishes
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'It's a bit scary' - WorldTour's youngest rider to pair schoolwork with racingA-level student Carys Lloyd is one of Movistar's latest recruits
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'We call it shadow' - MAAP brings grey bib shorts to the WorldTour with Jayco AlUlaAustralian brand vows to add 'fashion influence' to sport's top level, and says grey colour is 'not as contentious' as AG2R's classic brown
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‘It’s unprofessional and I’m p****d off’: Riders and staff learned of British Continental team’s decision to close via social mediaA handful of team personnel only learned on social media that they would not have jobs in 2025 after Saint Piran's demise
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UK team asking athletes to pay £500 for a 'performance test review' as part of application and has insisted riders sign an NDA to joinBritish Continental team Saint Piran charging hefty fee for data review with no guarantee that applicants will get a place on the team
