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Katusha overtake Sky in WorldTour ranking after Kristoff's GP Plouay win
Alexander Kristoff back to winning as he takes GP Plouay in France on Sunday, propelling Katusha to the top of the WorldTour team standings
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Alexey Tsatevich 'very upset' after Katusha withdraw him from Giro d'Italia
Alexey Tsatevich issues statement on his personal website after the Katusha team withdraw him from the Giro d'Italia for drafting during the time trial
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Michael Woods leaves EF Pro Cycling to become Chris Froome’s ‘right hand man’
Michael Woods will be leaving EF Pro Cycling to become Chris Froome’s “right hand man” at Israel Start-Up Nation.
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Alex Dowsett to leave Movistar for Katusha-Alpecin in 2018
Alex Dowsett leaves Movistar after five years to join Swiss outfit Katusha-Alpecin for 2018
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Which Tour de France team has the largest budget?
Fortuneo-Vital Concept reportedly has the smallest budget at the Tour de France, but which team has the most money to play with?
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'This is the very first step': Israel Start-Up Nation first team to hold training camp since coronavirus outbreak
The WorldTour squad completed three days of hard riding in northern Israel
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First rider to abandon the 2016 Tour de France comes during stage eight's mountain test
Michael Morkov, who crashed heavily on stage one, is the first rider to abandon the 2016 Tour de France
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Ilnur Zakarin escapes with 'only' a collarbone injury in scary Giro d'Italia crash (video)
Ilnur Zakarin (Katusha) abandons the Giro d'Italia after suffering a broken collarbone in a big crash on the descent of the Colle dell'Agnello on stage 19
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Riders remain in the dark over futures following Israel Cycling Academy takeover of Katusha-Alpecin
Those moving on from Katusha say 2019 was a 'lost year' for the team
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'His old team will be his biggest rival' - Cycling world reacts as Chris Froome will leave Team Ineos for Israel Start-Up Nation
The rumours that Chris Froome is leaving Team Ineos have been confirmed, as the British Grand Tour star is heading to Israel Start-Up Nation next season.
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Katusha-Alpecin planning ‘crisis meeting’ over Marcel Kittel’s poor form
The German failed to compete in the finale of Wednesday's Scheldeprijs, a race he's won five times
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Katusha-Alpecin's Marco Haller facing long lay-off after collision with car on training ride
The Austrian was riding with his compatriot Bernhard Eisel when the car collided with him
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Katusha celebrates five years in the pro peloton
Russian team Katusha holds fifth anniversary party in Koblenz, Germany
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Luca Paolini: Beard power
Katusha'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 Hirschi
Mike Woods says he believes older riders can still compete with younger revelations like Marc Hirschi and Tadej Pogačar.
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Israel Start-Up Nation sign first super-domestique to support Chris Froome
The Norwegian rider only started road cycling aged 23 but has developed into a strong stage racer
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Tony Martin delays comeback over fears of further damaging neck injury
Martin 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-Merida
Joaquim 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 France
Change of jersey design for Team Sky and Katusha-Alpecin ahead of the 2017 Tour de France
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'I'm already thinking about just making the next time cut': Harry Tanfield's surprising day on top in Valenciana
The British rider says he's still got plenty of work to do to get to a competitive level in top level races
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Transfers: Van Den Broeck joins Katusha; Mezgec to Orica-GreenEdge
Jurgen Van Den Broeck ends his nine-year association with Lotto by joining Katusha while Orica-GreenEdge bolster their sprint power
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Bjarne Riis plays down rumours of possible Katusha buyout
Dane says rumours of taking over the team were "new to him"
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'Mortifying, inevitable, exciting': Cycling Weekly readers react to Chris Foome leaving Team Ineos
The cycling world has been focused on the news that Chris Froome will be leaving Team Ineos.
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Chris Froome confirms first race with his new team for 2021
Chris Froome has announced his first race with his new Israel Start Up Nation team, as he starts his 2021 season in South America.
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'I'm facing a difficult period': Marcel Kittel responds to criticism over poor form
Team bosses had publicly criticised Kittel after he was dropped on the flats and finished 99th at Scheldeprijs
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Joaquim Rodriguez wins Volta a Catalunya stage three to take race lead
Chris Froome attacks in final kilometre but no-one can stop Joaquim Rodriguez
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Tony Martin takes stunning solo win in Volta a la Comunitat Valenciana stage two
Time trial world champion Tony Martin uses his superior power to leave everyone standing and take his first victory for Katusha-Alpecin
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Alexander Kristoff back to winning ways at Tour of Norway
Katusha's Alexander Kristoff beats Caleb Ewan and Edvald Boasson Hagen to win stage one of the Tour of Norway in Sarpsborg
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Froome's departure from Ineos is no surprise, but it still raises plenty of questions
It’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
