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Joaquim Rodriguez announces retirement from cycling on first Tour de France rest day
In an emotional announcement during the Tour de France rest day, Joaquim Rodriguez said that this season would be his last
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Alexander Kristoff says Tour of Britain frustrations sum up his season
Alexander Kristoff finished in the top-five on seven of the eight stages of the Tour of Britain
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Katusha's future in doubt as Alpecin and Canyon eye up Mathieu van der Poel's team
The sponsors are keen on teaming up with Van der Poel's Corendon-Circus outfit
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Froome settles for third in Romandie after lacklustre final time trial
Chris Froome's hopes of a third consecutive Tour de Romandie title were dashed by Katusha's Ilnur Zakarin after the Brit only managed 13th on the final time trial
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Michael Woods aiming to go carbon neutral during 2021 season
Michael Woods has committed to going carbon neutral in 2021 as well as help educate himself and others in the sport.
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'UCI penalising the way we race with fines,’ says Alex Dowsett
The UCI is penalising the way pro riders race, according to Alex Dowsett.
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Mavic wheels go U-shaped
Mavic's latest incarnation of its Cosmic Carbone Ultimate wheel used by Teams Katusha and Cannondale has adopted a U-shaped rim section
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Israel Cycling Academy set to take over Katusha-Alpecin WorldTour licence
The Israeli team will also take on some of the contracted riders from Katusha
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Cherie Pridham celebrates her first win as WorldTour sports director
Cherie Pridham didn’t have to wait long before celebrating her first victory as a WorldTour sports director.
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Two Katusha development squad riders banned for doping violations
Riders from the Itera-Katusha team, a Continental squad that develops riders for the WorldTour team, given one year bans
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Tony Martin to join Katusha for 2017
The German time trial specialist Tony Martin will leave Etixx-Quick Step for Katusha on an initial two year contract
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What’s it really like being a WorldTour pro? A day in the life of Harry Tanfield
Does 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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Dani Moreno swaps Katusha for Movistar in 2016
Katusha rider Dani Moreno, 34, will join Movistar for the 2016 season after five seasons with the Russian team
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Marcel Kittel: ‘We saw where our mistakes were and what we have to do better’
The German sprinter says his new team are calm about failing to take a win in their first race, with an eye on rectifying it at the Abu Dhabi Tour
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Israel Start-Up Nation will make 'exponential improvement' with Chris Froome - but it will be a 'big change'
His brave, if not unexpected, transfer away from Ineos excites his soon-to-be companions at Israel Start-Up Nation
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Arkéa-Samsic deny rumours of merger with Katusha-Alpecin
Katusha-Alpecin’s future may be secure as a merger with French team Arkéa-Samsic could be on the horizon, according to reports.
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Classics specialist Sep Vanmarcke leaves EF Pro Cycling for Israel Start-Up Nation
Classics specialist Sep Vanmarcke is leaving EF Pro Cycling after four seasons, joining Israel Start-Up Nation from next year.
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Katusha launch major rebrand with new-look kit
Russian squad unveil a redesigned jersey and rebrand for the 2016 season
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Luca Paolini signs new deal with Katusha
The Italian Classics specialist will spend next season with the Russian WorldTour team
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Ilnur Zakarin takes solo win in rainy Imola on stage 11 of Giro d'Italia
Katusha's Ilnur Zakarin wins stage 11 of the Giro d'Italia by 53 seconds over his breakaway compatriots - Alberto Contador remains in pink
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Chris Froome: 'Riding with the same team felt like copy and pasting year after year’
Chris Froome says riding with the same team felt like “copy and pasting year after year,” as he embarks on his first season with Israel Start-Up Nation.
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Alex Dowsett heads to Tour de France with Katusha-Alpecin after winning national time trial title
Six-time champion looking forward more than ever to wearing national stripes for the year
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Chris Froome - 'I'm not done yet'
The best Grand Tour rider of his generation, Chris Froome still believes he can contend on the biggest stages despite long-term injury and taking a step down the cycling hierarchy from Ineos to Israel Start-Up Nation
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Nairo Quintana takes race lead as Lagutin wins stage eight of the Vuelta a España
Nairo Quintana moves into the Vuelta a España's red jersey after an impressive performance on the day's final climb to distance his rivals
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Giampaolo Caruso wins Milan-Turin
Katusha's Giampaolo Caruso wins mid-week Milan-Turin
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Alex Dowsett relishing chance of Marcel Kittel lead-out role with Katusha in 2018
Chance to help sprint train central to Katusha-Alpecin move for Essex TT star
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André Greipel pops shoulder back in and rides home after training crash
André 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 Start-Up - the new kids on the block
Israel Start-Up Nation is debuting at the Tour de France. Next year they will return with the greatest Grand Tour rider of a generation in their starting line-up. Are they ready for the step up?
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Alex Dowsett will ride alongside Chris Froome as he extends contact at Israel Start-Up Nation
Alex Dowsett will ride in support of Chris Froome, as he has extended his contract with Israel Start-Up Nation.
