Peter Sagan

Sagan overcomes European champion in final 50m; Arnaud Démare third

By Henry Robertshaw Published 20 July 18

The world champion timed his sprint perfectly on the uphill finish of stage five of the Tour de France

By Richard Windsor Published 11 July 18

Race leader Fernando Gaviria unable to contest finish due to a crash in the final two kilometres

By Richard Windsor Published 8 July 18

Peter Sagan attacked from 54km out to win the 2018 edition of Paris-Roubaix as he out-sprinted surprise package Silvan Dillier on the famous velodrome.

By Henry Robertshaw Published 8 April 18

Gilbert says he empathises with Sagan's situation, but says he shouldn't be so vocal in his complaints

By Gregor Brown Published 6 April 18

The Classics legend says Sagan should not complain about other teams refusing to cooperate with him, saying "he is the one who always starts to sit on"

By Gregor Brown Published 5 April 18

Elia Viviani took second place with Arnaud Démare taking third at Ghent-Wevelgem as Peter Sagan wins his third title

By Richard Windsor Published 25 March 18

The world champion says he'd rather put on a show than win by following the wheels like Michal Kwiatkowski did in his Milan-San Remo victory

By Gregor Brown Published 13 March 18

An astonishing chase on stage six of Tirreno-Adriatico may not have been rewarded with victory, but Peter Sagan is more concerned with putting on a show.

By Gregor Brown Published 12 March 18

Peter Sagan is being tipped to win another unprecedented treble, with the bookies putting him as favourite for Milan-San Remo, Flanders, and Roubaix.

By Henry Robertshaw Published 20 February 18

Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne organisers have already won the away for best race poster of the year with their effort depicting Peter Sagan as Napoleon Bonaparte.

By Henry Robertshaw Published 1 February 18

Peter Sagan (Bora-Hansgrohe) wins his first WorldTour race of the 2018 season with an excellent victory on stage four of the Tour Down under in Uraidla.

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 19 January 18

World champion Peter Sagan opens his account early with victory in the People's Choice Classic in Australia, the prelude to the Tour Down Under

By Nigel Wynn Published 14 January 18

A look at the 13 moments that helped to shape the 2017 cycling season

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 24 December 17

Mark Cavendish's team not involved in UCI investigation that cleared Peter Sagan from being responsible for causing the crash on stage four of the Tour de France

By Nigel Wynn Published 6 December 17

Peter Sagan and the UCI have agreed to end their legal dispute over the Bora-Hansgrohe rider's disqualification from the Tour de France in July.

By Henry Robertshaw Published 5 December 17

The world champion and his team will head to the Court of Arbitration for Sport in December to plead their case that Sagan should not have been disqualified from the 2017 Tour

By Gregor Brown Published 13 November 17

How do you improve a talent as formidable and all-conquering as Peter Sagan? Nick Busca asks the Slovak sensation’s coach, Patxi Vila

By Nick Busca Published 11 November 17

Peter Sagan has already established himself as not only one of the best riders of his generation, but also of all-time. Here Sagan and his coach Patxi Vila go through a typical week in training

By Nick Busca Published 9 November 17

Freire says his fellow three-time world champion faces easier competition

By Henry Robertshaw Published 29 September 17

The three-time world champion says he can win a fourth in 2018 despite 4,700m of climbing on the Innsbruck course

By Gregor Brown Published 27 September 17

Peter Sagan (Slovakia) became the first man in history to win three consecutive men's road race title at the UCI Road World Championships.

By Henry Robertshaw Published 24 September 17

The CAS rejected an urgent application from Peter Sagan's Bora-Hansgrohe team for a reversal of the decision to throw him out of the Tour

By Richard Windsor Published 6 July 17

British sprinter Mark Cavendsh posts video on Twitter asking social media users to respect his family after receiving abusive messages in wake of Peter Sagan disqualification

By Nigel Wynn Published 6 July 17

Peter Sagan's Bora-Hansgrohe team have appealed to sport's ruling court to decide on the validity of his disqualification from the Tour de France

By Gregor Brown Published 5 July 17

Peter Sagan (Bora-Hansgrohe) will remain disqualified from the Tour de France, following yesterday's crash on stage four with Mark Cavendish.

By Craig Cunningham Published 5 July 17

Mark Cavendish was brought down after colliding with Peter Sagan on the Tour de France stage four

By Richard Windsor Published 4 July 17