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Daryl Impey latest signing at Israel Start-Up Nation to support Chris FroomeThe multiple South African champion said he was called by Froome to sign for the four-time Tour de France winners new team
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Israel Start-Up Nation sign first super-domestique to support Chris FroomeThe Norwegian rider only started road cycling aged 23 but has developed into a strong stage racer
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'Mortifying, inevitable, exciting': Cycling Weekly readers react to Chris Foome leaving Team IneosThe cycling world has been focused on the news that Chris Froome will be leaving Team Ineos.
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Froome's departure from Ineos is no surprise, but it still raises plenty of questionsIt’s no surprise that Chris Froome is leaving Ineos for Israel Start-up Nation, but there are likely to be surprises aplenty in the coming weeks before he does
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‘You need a big leader to elevate a team, and Chris Froome is a beast,’ says Sean YatesThere are few people in professional cycling with the knowledge and experience of Sean Yates, both on and off the bike.
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Chris Froome signs with Israel Start-Up NationChris Froome has officially signed with Israel Start-Up Nation.
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Israel Start-Up Nation in talks to sign Chris Froome, Greg Van Avermaet and Jasper Stuyven, according to reportsIsrael Start-Up Nation is reportedly in talks with Chris Froome, Greg Van Avermaet and Jasper Stuyven with the hopes of signing star riders.
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André Greipel signs new contract to ride at WorldTour level for another two yearsAndré Greipel will continue racing at WorldTour level for at least another two years after signing a new contract.
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Israel Start-Up Nation don't deny they're interested in signing Chris FroomeThe WorldTour newcomers are the latest team to be linked with the four-time Tour de France winner
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'This is the very first step': Israel Start-Up Nation first team to hold training camp since coronavirus outbreakThe WorldTour squad completed three days of hard riding in northern Israel
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André Greipel pops shoulder back in and rides home after training crashAndré Greipel was forced to pop his shoulder back into place and ride home after a training crashed that will take him off the road for three months.
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Israel Cycling Academy confirm Katusha-Alpecin takeoverIsrael Cycling Academy have confirmed their Katusha-Alpecin takeover, which will bump them up to the World Tour.
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Israel Cycling Academy set to take over Katusha-Alpecin WorldTour licenceThe Israeli team will also take on some of the contracted riders from Katusha
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Katusha-Alpecin riders told to look for new contracts as team set to fold, according to reports
Riders signed to Katusha-Alpecin have been told they can look for new contracts as the team is set to fold at the end of the season, according to reports.
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What’s it really like being a WorldTour pro? A day in the life of Harry TanfieldDoes the glitz and glamour make up for the merciless physical strain? To find out, Jim Cotton headed to Spain to spend a full 24 hours shadowing Katusha-Alpecin’s Harry Tanfield
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Katusha-Alpecin planning ‘crisis meeting’ over Marcel Kittel’s poor formThe German failed to compete in the finale of Wednesday's Scheldeprijs, a race he's won five times
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'I'm not walking blind through the world... this year has been a struggle': What next for Marcel Kittel?After a short, winless Tour and a public dressing down from his DS, John Woodhouse asks ‘what’s next for Marcel Kittel?’
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'Sky was too comfortable. I needed to reinvent myself': Ian Boswell relishing life at Katusha-Alpecin after Sky moveIan Boswell made the leap from Team Sky to Katusha-Alpecin during the off-season and is relishing life at his new team as he tries to realise his potential.
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Alex Dowsett to leave Movistar for Katusha-Alpecin in 2018Alex Dowsett leaves Movistar after five years to join Swiss outfit Katusha-Alpecin for 2018
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Marcel Kittel leaves Quick-Step Floors to join Katusha-Alpecin for 2018 seasonMarcel Kittel will leave Quick-Step Floors at the end of the 2017 season, joining Katusha-Alpecin on a two-year deal as a replacement for Alexander Kristoff.
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Ian Boswell to leave Team Sky to join Katusha-Alpecin for 2018American Ian Boswell leaves Team Sky after four years to take up more leadership opportunities
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Alexander Kristoff wins RideLondon-Surrey ClassicNorwegian Alexander Kristoff pays back his Katusha-Alpecin team's hard work with victory in London
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Simon Spilak wraps up Tour de Suisse overall win as Dennis takes final stage time trialRohan Dennis took his second stage win of the WorldTour race on the final day time trial of the 2017 Tour de Suisse
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Katusha celebrates five years in the pro pelotonRussian team Katusha holds fifth anniversary party in Koblenz, Germany
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Luca Paolini: Beard powerKatusha's Tour de France captain and Ghent-Wevelgem winner Luca Paolini talks about his lucky-charm facial hair
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Mike Woods says older riders can still compete with young stars like Tadej Pogačar and Marc HirschiMike Woods says he believes older riders can still compete with younger revelations like Marc Hirschi and Tadej Pogačar.
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Tony Martin delays comeback over fears of further damaging neck injuryMartin is back training on the road but has taken medical advice to delay a return to competition
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Joaquim Rodriguez performs retirement U-turn to join Bahrain-MeridaJoaquim Rodriguez announces he will join Bahrain-Merida in 2017 having previously announced he was to retire from cycling
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Sky and Katusha show off new team kit ahead of 2017 Tour de FranceChange of jersey design for Team Sky and Katusha-Alpecin ahead of the 2017 Tour de France
