Peter Sagan

Peter Sagan (Bora-Hansgrohe) produced a devastating final burst of speed as he took a comprehensive victory on stage five of the Tour de Suisse.

By Henry Robertshaw Published 14 June 17

Given the right course and preparation, Peter Sagan could turn himself into an overall contender for the Tour de France, according to his former team boss.

By Gregor Brown Published 18 April 17

Peter Sagan's bike for Paris Roubaix is this custom painted Specialized S-Works Roubaix with a future shock, but the disc brakes removed

By Oliver Bridgewood Published 7 April 17

World champion Peter Sagan says that it was 'cool' Tom Boonen who inspired him in his early days as a pro rider. The two riders will face each other in Paris-Roubaix on Sunday

By Gregor Brown Published 7 April 17

Footage from the roadside shows how Peter Sagan crashed and brought down Greg Van Avermaet and Oliver Naesen

By Gregor Brown Published 3 April 17

Slovak says he was unaware at the time that he had come into contact with Maxime Vantomme (WB Veranclassic-Aqua Protect)

By Gregor Brown Published 30 March 17

Bora-Hansgrohe may have been a little disappointed that Peter Sagan fell short at Milan-San Remo, but are happy with the way he is riding as world champion.

By Gregor Brown Published 21 March 17

World champion Peter Sagan was gracious in defeat after Milan-San Remo, but says that he was disappointed when Kwiatkowski refused to help on the front.

By Gregor Brown Published 18 March 17

Michal Kwiatkowski (Team Sky) took a brilliant victory in the 2017 Milan-San Remo, edging out Peter Sagan in a three-up sprint finish.

By Henry Robertshaw Published 18 March 17

Peter Sagan has said that he'd be very happy to see Tom Boonen take a fifth Paris-Roubaix victory, when the Belgian rides his final edition in April.

By Henry Robertshaw Published 14 March 17

Colombian sprinter Fernando Gaviria took a narrow victory in the sixth stage of Tirreno-Adriatico, edging out two-time world champion Peter Sagan.

By Henry Robertshaw Published 13 March 17

Our pick of the best riders from the last seven days of racing, which has featured some stand-out performances at Paris-Nice and Tirreno-Adriatico.

By Stephen Puddicombe Published 13 March 17

Sagan admitted he didn't enjoy the stage as he managed to beat the climbers on a tough day at Tirreno-Adriatico

By Gregor Brown Published 12 March 17

Peter Sagan beat Elia Viviani to the line on the third stage of Tirreno-Adriatico

By Richard Windsor Published 10 March 17

Ruby Isaac tweets a video of her eating Haribo Gold Bears after a bike ride just like Peter Sagan after Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne - and the world champion replies

By Nigel Wynn Published 7 March 17

World champion Peter Sagan says it's an all or nothing rule for disc brakes, and that the peloton can not have a few individual riders using them

By Gregor Brown Published 3 March 17

After a frantic weekend of racing in Belgium and the Abu Dhabi Tour in the Middle East, we pick out seven riders for places in our team of the week.

By Stephen Puddicombe Published 27 February 17

Peter Sagan (Bora-Hansgrohe) won Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne with a powerful sprint to take his first win of the year ahead of defending champion Jasper Stuyven.

By Henry Robertshaw Published 26 February 17

Caleb Ewan completed his sprint dominance of the 2017 Tour Down Under, edging out Peter Sagan on stage six as Richie Porte confirmed his overall victory.

By Henry Robertshaw Published 22 January 17

Bora-Hansgrohe team confirm signing of Peter Sagan for 2017; Specialized will supply the team with bikes

By Gregor Brown Published 1 August 16

Slovak is still recovering after what he says has been a 'crazy week' since he won the World Championships road race

By Gregor Brown Published 6 October 15

Peter Sagan says he has been luckier this year than he was in two years previously

By Vern Pitt Published 29 October 16

Mark Cavendish will not defend his Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne title on 28 February as his Dimension Data outfit were not named among the 25 teams for the race

By Cycling Weekly Published 9 February 16

World champion Peter Sagan withdraws during the Bretagne Classic in France on Sunday suffering with a virus

By Nigel Wynn Published 28 August 16

Peter Sagan has given an honest reflection on his Tour de France 2020 ride, saying he was in good form but admitting something was missing.

By Alex Ballinger Published 2 October 20

We take a look at back at some of the most memorable moments in races this season

By Richard Windsor Published 16 September 15

With Fabian Cancellara retiring at the end of 2016, Trek-Segafredo manager Luca Guercilena has already started writing his shopping list of replacements

By Stuart Clarke Published 17 December 15