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Alexander Kristoff extends contract at Katusha
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Chris Froome skips first training camp with new team Israel Start-Up Nation
Chris Froome misses Israel Start-Up Nation's first training camp of 2021 to focus on training and rehab in California as he builds towards the Tour de France
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Chris Froome on Israel Start-Up Nation: ‘Ineos have been winning Grand Tours for years, this is something new’
Chris Froome has explained his motivation behind changing teams at the end of 2020, saying “Ineos have been winning Grand Tours for years, this is something new.”
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Chris Froome signs with Israel Start-Up Nation
Chris Froome has officially signed with Israel Start-Up Nation.
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Ian Boswell left frustrated after being caught in the closing 500 metres at Tour of Oman
Katusha-Alpecin rider bemoans team tactics for the breakaway's lack of success
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Eduard Vorganov's provisional suspension for Meldonium positive lifted
Russian rider is free to race again pending the full outcome of his case resulting from a positive test for Meldonium in January 2016
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Eduard Vorganov ready to return to racing in case of meldonium amnesty
Eduard Vorganov's coach claims the Russian is getting ready to return to racing and has asked the UCI to clarify the amount of meldonium in his positive sample
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Victor Campenaerts says Alex Dowsett has a '50 per cent chance of beating the Hour Record'
Victor Campenaerts says Alex Dowsett has a 50 per cent chance of beating his Hour Record in Manchester on December 12 2020
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Cherie Pridham becomes first woman to take sports director role at men’s WorldTour level
Cherie Pridham will become the first woman to take up a role as sports director in a men’s WorldTour team, as she joins Israel Start-Up Nation.
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André Greipel signs new contract to ride at WorldTour level for another two years
André Greipel will continue racing at WorldTour level for at least another two years after signing a new contract.
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The six strangest cycling sponsors of all time
Cycling is well known for its slightly bizarre sponsorship deals, none more so than the famous Molteni – who manufactured cold meats – and Faema – an espresso machine maker.
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Luca Paolini apologises for cocaine positive at Tour de France
Katusha rider took to Twitter to make a long apology after being notified of a positive test for benzoylecgonine metabolite on Friday
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Marcel Kittel pictured in 2018 Katusha-Alpecin kit
German sprinter Marcel Kittel and British time trial specialist Alex Dowsett in Katusha-Alpecin's new blue-and-red kit for 2018
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Luca Paolini handed 18-month ban after Tour de France cocaine positive
Luca Paolini is banned for 18 months by the UCI's Anti-Doping Tribunal for a 'non-intentional anti-doping rule violation'
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'Absolutely unacceptable': Katusha pull sprinter from Giro d'Italia after time trial drafting
Katusha say the time penalty given to Alexey Tsatevich for drafting Tobias Ludvigsson on the Giro d'Italia time trial was not enough and withdraw him from the race
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'I've made more enemies in three races than I did in the last five years': Alex Dowsett on the art of the lead-out man
Alex Dowsett is muscling his way around the peloton with purpose helping lead out Marcel Kittel, tasting success for the first time at Tirreno-Adriatico.
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Patrick Lefevere nearly sold stake in Quick-Step to Israel Start-Up Nation's Sylvan Adams
Before Lefevere brought Deceuninck on board a deal was all but agreed with the billionaire
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Katusha-Alpecin boss denies rumours that team will fold
José Azevedo says the team is still awaiting a decision from their current sponsors
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'I'm stronger than I’ve ever been right now' says Dan Martin going into Giro d'Italia 2021
Dan Martin is set to lead his Israel Start-Up Nation squad into battle for the overall title at the Giro d'Italia 2021 and he comes into the race with a lot of confidence
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'It's not the way I wanted to finish my career': Chris Froome says retirement would have been 'easier option' after 2019 crash
ris Froome said retiring after his 2019 crash “would have been the easier option,” but added it wasn’t the way he wanted to finish his cycling career.
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Luca Paolini tests positive for cocaine at the Tour de France
Luca Paolini has tested positive for cocaine following an anti-doping test conducted at the Tour de France.
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Alexander Kristoff wins Tour of Oman stage three
Norwegian sprinter Alexander Kristoff lives up to billing as stage favourite by taking win on third day of 2016 Tour of Oman
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Katusha rider dropped from Vuelta start list amid allegations of 'drunkenness'
On the eve of 2015's final Grand Tour, Egor Silin accused of unprofessional conduct following Olympic road race test event in Brazil
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'Sky was too comfortable. I needed to reinvent myself': Ian Boswell relishing life at Katusha-Alpecin after Sky move
Ian 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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Joaquim Rodriguez renews contract with Katusha for another year
Katusha pen double Tour de France stage winner Joaquim Rodriguez to a one-year contract, keeping him at the team for his seventh season
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Alexander Kristoff wins RideLondon-Surrey Classic
Norwegian Alexander Kristoff pays back his Katusha-Alpecin team's hard work with victory in London
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André Greipel abandons Tour de France 2020
André Greipel has abandoned the Tour de France 2020.
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Alex Dowsett signs two-year contract extension with Katusha-Alpecin
Alex Dowsett will be spending at least another two years at Katusha-Alpecin after signing an extension to his existing deal with the Swiss team.
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Tony Martin has eight stitches in his face after Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne crash
Tony Martin (Katusha-Alpecin) needed eight stitches in his face after a nasty crash at Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne, but hopes to be able to ride Paris-Nice.
