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Michael Woods hoping to finish off breakthrough year with Il Lombardia victory
The Canadian has recorded his best results in 2018, and hopes to add the Italian Monument to his palmarès
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Sep Vanmarcke describes painful injuries that are keeping him out of Paris-Roubaix
Tour of Flanders crash leaves Belgian Sep Vanmarcke with painful injuries to both hands, ruling him out of riding in Sunday's Paris-Roubaix
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You thought the kit was mad? EF Pro Cycling introduce time trial helmet that looks like a duck for Giro d'Italia
The WorldTour squad have unveiled a one-off, eye-catching kit for the 2020 Italian Grand Tour
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EF Education First vow to continue fighting at Vuelta a España 2019 after disastrous day of crashes
Plenty of teams were caught in the chaos on stage six of the 2019 Vuelta a España, but it was EF Education First who suffered the most significant blow.
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Ryan Mullen unveils Cannondale-Drapac's 2017 kit
Cannondale-Drapac have changed kit supplier from Castelli to POC
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Lachlan Morton and Alex Howes dominate leaderboard in Old Man Winter Rally
Lachlan Morton and Alex Howes are currently dominating the top of the leaderboard in the Old Man Winter Rally.
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Paris-Roubaix start in doubt for crash-hit Sep Vanmarcke
Cannondale’s Classics campaign dealt major blow after Belgian star breaks a finger crashing on the cobbles
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Lawson Craddock's Malteser trick is something you should definitely not try at home (video)
Cannondale's Lawson Craddock masters the age-old trick of catching a Malteser in your mouth while riding no-handed
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Sacha Modolo sprints to Ruta del Sol stage three as Wout Poels retains overall lead
EF Education First-Drapac rider wins bunch sprint in Herrera
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Marco Pantani remembered 10 years after his death
International cycling news round-up (Feb 13): Cancellara's hour record rescheduled; Cannondale bike theft; Degenkolb wins; and more
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Jonathan Vaughters reveals the bold decisions made to save Cannondale-Drapac team
Cannondale-Drapac boss Jonathan Vaughters reflects on one of the toughest summers of his life and how his team is moving forward
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Rohan Dennis switches from Garmin to BMC mid-season
Talented Australian jumps ship with immediate effect as Jonathan Vaughters heralds a new transfer solution
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Giro d'Italia: The pain of a long-distance solo break
The solo breakaway is a gamble that rarely pays off, but is one a lot of riders are willing to take
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Cannondale-Drapac looks set to continue into 2018
Cannondale-Drapac had looked to crowdfunding for financial support but a mystery sponsor has allowed the team to survive
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Rigoberto Uran joins Cannondale-Garmin for 2016
Colombian will move to the American team after two years at Etixx - Quick-Step with a win at the Giro d'Italia the main goal
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This is how you can win Rigoberto Urán's Tour de France 2020 bike
This is your chance to win Rogoberto Urán's Cannondale that he rode at the Tour de France 2020
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Alex Dowsett loses Tour of Britain lead on stage seven in Brighton
Julien Vermote takes the victory for Omega Pharma-Quick Step, Dylan Van Baarle now leads.
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Destroy and rebuild - an adventure race across Britain
WorldTour rider Lachlan Morton entered an GBDuro adventure race across Britain, because how hard could it be, right? He was in for a shock.
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Peter Sagan prevails at Tirreno-Adriatico
Michal Kwiatkowski takes leader's jersey from teammate Mark Cavendish
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Taylor Phinney joins Cannondale-Drapac for 2017
Taylor Phinney will leave BMC Racing at the end of the present season and join Cannondale-Drapac for 2017
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'Rigoberto Uran has a great chance of winning the Giro d'Italia'
Jonathan Vaughters believes his Cannondale leader Rigoberto Uran can challenge the likes of Vincenzo Nibali and Alejandro Valverde for the Giro d'Italia title
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Cameron Wurf making gains at Cannondale
Australian pro set to work more closely with cycling's best in 2014
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Garmin-Sharp look for Tour of Britain "opportunities"
Stage wins rank higher than finishing on the podium for the American team.
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Andrew Talansky hunting for podium position at Tour de France
American Tour de France hope Andrew Talansky says it'll be hard to place in front of Froome, Contador and Nibali, but that won't stop him trying
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Pierre Rolland ends long wait for a victory with solo win on Giro d'Italia stage 17
Pierre Rolland attacked with 7.7km on stage 17 of the Giro d'Italia to go to take Cannondale-Drapac's first Grand Tour win since 2015
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Ryder Hesjedal's clockwork Cervelo: UCI checks Garmin-Sharp bikes
Internet video clip of Garmin rider Ryder Hesjedal’s stage seven Vuelta crash led to stories of his ‘motorised’ Cervelo
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Michael Woods says he will apologise to Geraint Thomas for Tour de France crash
A photo taken just after the start of stage nine shows the Canadian talking to the Welshman
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Cannondale-Garmin reveals green argyle kit at team launch
The lime green of Cannondale and the argyle of Garmin-Sharp actually makes for a tasteful new team strip
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'No stress' over EF Education First-Drapac future as major sponsor pulls out ahead of 2018 season
The future of EF Education First-Drapac will not be affected by the withdrawal of a major sponsor ahead of 2018, according to team boss Jonathan Vaughters.
