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Richie Porte tops first WorldTour ranking of 2017

Tour Down Under victory hands Australian Richie Porte the lead in the new-look UCI WorldTour ranking

By Nigel Wynn Published 23 January 17

Alessandro Ballan sees doping ban reduced by CAS

Italian rider Alessandro Ballan can return to cycling in August after CAS reduced his two year doping ban to 18 months on appeal

By Stuart Clarke Published 27 February 15

Greg Van Avermaet to race Liège-Bastogne-Liège after disappointing Classics season

The Belgian has only managed to take one podium place in the Classics season this year

By Richard Windsor Published 23 April 19

'I rode myself to death': Greg Van Avermaet refocusing after 'frustrating' Milan-San Remo

The Belgian was left frustrated after Milan-San Remo but hopes to channel that into success in the cobbled Classics

By Gregor Brown Published 28 March 19

CCC Team say signing Michał Kwiatkowski from Team Sky 'is our priority'

The newly formed CCC Team hope to sign Team Sky’s Michal Kwiatwowski in future.

By Alex Ballinger Published 19 December 18

Tour of Utah returns for Taylor Phinney and Peter Stetina after serious injuries

By Stuart Clarke Published 3 August 15

Tejay van Garderen confident he can be a Tour de France contender

“I haven’t really spoken with Cadel. He’s been busy with his own programme racing the Giro." - Tejay van Garderen

By Sophie Smith Published 4 June 14

Philippe Gilbert wins stage 12 of the Giro d'Italia

Former World Champion times his attack perfectly on the hilltop finish in Vicenza as Alberto Contador extends overall lead with second place finish

By Richard Windsor Published 21 May 15

BMC: crunch time in Flanders

The world’s richest team is banking on a good performance at the Tour of Flanders, after a quiet start to the season.

By Edward Pickering Published 30 March 12

Tejay van Garderen focused on Tour de France's next mountain stages

American Tejay van Garderen still puzzled over Tour de France time losses in Pyrenees

By Sophie Smith Published 14 July 13

Tinkoff-Saxo write open letter to Vuelta organiser and UCI over Sagan moto incident

Russian WorldTour team issue their list of actions they expect implemented following the incident which saw Peter Sagan taken out by a neutral service motorbike

By Richard Windsor Published 2 September 15

Rival teams braced for Richie Porte attack on first summit finish of Tour de France

Stage five of the Tour de France sees the first summit finish, with rival teams expecting an attack from Richie Porte after he looked strong on stage three.

By Henry Robertshaw Published 4 July 17

Peter Stetina avoids 'damaged goods' tag by signing for Trek

Having suffered a fractured leg, patella and five ribs in a crash at the Tour of the Basque Country, Peter Stetina has recovered remarkably quickly and sealed a move to Trek

By Stuart Clarke Published 28 August 15

Alessandro De Marchi takes solo win on stage 11 of the Vuelta a España 2018 as Yates holds lead

Yates stays in red on fast and frantic day n the Vuelta

By Richard Windsor Published 5 September 18

Stephane Rossetto takes amazing breakaway victory, as Greg Van Avermaet wins Tour de Yorkshire 2018 overall

Cofidis rider Rossetto holds on after 113km solo breakaway

By Owen Rogers Published 6 May 18

Winless Thor Hushovd anxious to find his thunder

“There comes a point in every rider’s life where they are confronted with their fallibility as a bike rider." - BMC sporting manager Allan Peiper

By Sophie Smith Published 5 April 14

Only 122kph? Some riders went even faster on the Tour de France stage nine

Marcus Burghardt descended at 130.7kph on stage nine of the Tour de France, according to his Strava upload

By Stuart Clarke Published 11 July 16

BMC's Flakemore ends his career after one year as a professional

Campbell Flakemore, 23, announces that he will not be returning to professional racing next season, ending his BMC contract early

By Stuart Clarke Published 12 November 15

Greg Van Avermaet ends season early with WorldTour win secured

Belgian Classics star Greg Van Avermaet says that he will end his season "two weeks early" with an almost unassailable lead in the 2017 UCI WorldTour

By Nigel Wynn Published 29 September 17

Rohan Dennis planning another Hour Record attempt

The Australian, whose mark of 52.491km stood for three months until broken by Alex Dowsett, admits that he will give it another go in the future

By Richard Windsor Published 10 June 15

Philippe Gilbert eyeing a ride in the 2015 cobbled classics

Philippe Gilbert is craving a return to the cobbles.

By Richard Windsor Published 19 November 14

Etixx-Quick Step regain World Championships team time trial title

Etixx-Quick Step win their third team time trial World Championship, beating defending champions BMC by 11 seconds

By Stuart Clarke Published 9 October 16

BMC announces 2015 squad, with eight new signings

The US based team reveals its full line-up for the new season, with an eye on a win in the spring classics

By Richard Windsor Published 17 December 14

Greg Van Avermaet rues missed opportunity at Amstel Gold Race

Greg Van Avermaet missed the race deciding moves in the Amstel Gold Race despite showing decent strength early on

By Owen Rogers Published 16 April 17

Richie Porte's move to BMC Racing confirmed for 2016

Richie Porte is keen to team up with Tejay van Garderen at the Tour de France in 2016 having sealed his move to BMC Racing

By Stuart Clarke Published 1 August 15

Brit Hugh Carthy races to third in USA Pro Challenge as BMC dominate stage two

Brent Bookwalter takes the leader's jersey at the USA Pro Challenge after winning stage two in Arapahoe Basin

By Stuart Clarke Published 19 August 15

Richie Porte slams 2017 Tour de France route as a 'joke of a course'

Australian overall hope Richie Porte crashed out of the 2017 Tour de France on stage nine after a tricky descent, and is unhappy with this year's race route

By Craig Cunningham Published 14 July 17