Mathieu van der Poel

Two-time winner says he has suffered with illness during spring Classics campaign

By Tom Thewlis Published 11 April 25

Biggest UCI gravel event was initially scheduled to take place in Nice

By Tom Thewlis Published 11 April 25

Slovenian must look to replicate his Oude Kwaremont attack from 2023 if he wants to guarantee being first across the line in Oudenaarde

By Tom Thewlis Published 4 April 25

Dutchman untouchable in West Flanders after distancing Pedersen and Filippo Ganna on decisive climb

By Tom Thewlis Published 28 March 25

2023 world champion confirmed to ride Tour de France in search of stage victories

By Adam Becket Published 12 February 25

BEAT Cycling travelled by rail from the Netherlands to their recent training camp in Girona, Spain

By Tom Thewlis Published 6 February 25

Van Aert was a surprise addition to the CX Worlds lineup last weekend after he was initially not scheduled to race in Liévin

By Tom Thewlis Published 28 January 25

The Dutch world champion has turned up off-road now, and immediately won twice. Is this fun?

By Adam Becket Published 24 December 24

Dutchman says current road world champion has already proven he has what it takes to thrive on the cobblestones of the Hell of the North

By Tom Thewlis Published 19 December 24

Former world champ says he won’t race his CX bike this winter, Wout van Aert will ride six races

By Tom Thewlis Published 17 December 24

Milan-San Remo winner says Alpecin-Decuninck will be prepared to have a target on their back next year

By Tom Thewlis Published 16 December 24

Dutchman to defend his world title in northern France at beginning of February

By Adam Becket Published 13 December 24

As this dynamic discipline establishes itself, so do its archetypes — though the lines remain blurred

By Ryan Simonovich Published 5 December 24

Belgian said to be struggling to run after serious knee injury sustained at the Vuelta a España

By Tom Thewlis Published 25 November 24

Latvian Cycling Federation calls on UCI to explain decision not to disqualify Dutchman who mounted pavement

By Tom Davidson Published 2 October 24

"Once we have better luck then we’re on the move," says Philipsen after another second place in Colombey-les-Deux-Églises

By Tom Thewlis Published 6 July 24

Tom Pidcock, and Evie Richards amongst those fighting for medals

By Adam Becket Published 3 July 24

The world champion will not race again until the Tour begins in Florence at the end of June

By Adam Becket Published 15 May 24

Reigning world champion deserves his place alongside Roger de Vlaeminck and Eddy Merckx as one of cycling’s greatest-ever one-day racers

By Tom Thewlis Last updated 13 April 24

Former world champion forced to settle for third on the podium behind Van der Poel and Jasper Philipsen

By Tom Thewlis Published 7 April 24

The world champion launched his race winning move on the Orchie cobbled sector, almost 60 kilometres from the Roubaix velodrome

By Tom Thewlis Published 7 April 24

British rider was a late addition to the Ineos Grenadiers team for the race across the pavé

By Tom Thewlis Published 7 April 24

'The dream scenario will be to finish alone with two minutes... but it's not going to happen,' says the former world champion

By Tom Thewlis Published 6 April 24

Proceedings already filed against people alleged to have thrown beer at Mathieu van der Poel

By Tom Davidson Published 6 April 24

World champion becomes seventh man in history to win the race three times

By Tom Davidson Published 31 March 24

Dutchman pulls off audacious long-range coup to claim Monument victory

By Tom Davidson Published 31 March 24

Loss of Christophe Laporte and Dylan van Baarle 'a big blow' says DS Grischa Niermann as team builds for Monument double header

By Tom Thewlis Published 27 March 24