Tom Pidcock

The British all-rounder is confident despite an injury set back after crashing earlier this month

By Tim Bonville-Ginn Published 21 June 21

The British star was injured when he was knocked off his bike by a driver while training

By Alex Ballinger Published 9 June 21

The Brit was due to start the Tour de Suisse but instead has undergone surgery in Girona

By Alex Ballinger Published 3 June 21

The Brit suffered a broken collarbone in the collision

By Alex Ballinger Published 3 June 21

The 21-year-old will rest for a few days before turning his attention to his first mountain bike race of the season

By Jonny Long Published 24 April 21

The iconic final climb of Fleche Wallone is “ideal for Tom Pidcock, according to sports director Servais Knaven.

By Alex Ballinger Published 20 April 21

The Brit says photo finishes should be '100 per cent accurate' in a hastily deleted tweet, while no actual question or investigation into the photo finish has been launched

By Jonny Long Published 19 April 21

It took a photo finish to separate the pair, and even that was nearly not enough

By Jonny Long Published 18 April 21

Tom Pidcock and Wout van Aert have shared their Strava rides from the 2021 Brabantse Pijl, after a thrilling battle on the Belgian streets.

By Alex Ballinger Published 15 April 21

Tom Pidcock says Wout van Aert may have pulled too hard on the front of the group in Brabantse Pijl 2021.

By Alex Ballinger Published 14 April 21

Tom Pidcock rode an absolutely phenomenal Brabantse Pijl 2021, eventually outsprinting Wout van Aert to take his first win since joining the WorldTour.

By Alex Ballinger Published 14 April 21

Tom Pidcock went into his debut at the Tour of Flanders as one of the potential team leaders alongside Dylan van Baarle but he faded in the closing kilometres due to a 'hunger knock'

By Tim Bonville-Ginn Published 6 April 21

The Brit was once again alongside the big names in the finale

By Jonny Long Published 21 March 21

The Brit showed his class as he bridged across to the Alaphilippe move before helping position team-mate Ethan Hayter in the closing kilometres

By Jonny Long Published 28 February 21

Ineos Grenadiers have announced their team for the upcoming E3 Saxo Bank Classic 2021 which takes place this Friday (March 26).

By Tim Bonville-Ginn Published 25 March 21

Tom Pidcock will be returning to the roads of Yorkshire this summer to launch his own Gran Fondo on home roads.

By Alex Ballinger Published 28 April 21

The E3 Saxo Bank Classic once again features a start list stacked with stars, as the Belgian Classics season continues. 

By Alex Ballinger Published 25 March 21

The British squad take a stacked line-up to an early-season French stage race once again

By Jonny Long Published 15 February 21

The early-season French stage races continue this week with the Tour du Haut Var, featuring a stacked line-up - here’s how you can stream the action. 

By Tim Bonville-Ginn Published 16 February 21

The Dutch dominated, winning both men's and women's races

By Stephen Puddicombe Published 6 March 21

'I was thinking, yeah this is quite cool,' says the Brit after making the selection containing the world's top riders on the Tuscan gravel roads

By Jonny Long Published 6 March 21

The Classics kick off this weekend with a star-studded double-header

By Stephen Puddicombe Published 26 February 21

The British team name a young squad for the opening races of the Classics

By Tim Bonville-Ginn Published 25 February 21

The Brit is determined to combine both disciplines as he builds up to the Tokyo Olympics this summer

By Jonny Long Published 20 March 21

With the likes of Julian Alaphilippe, Tom Pidcock, Mathieu van der Poel and Wout Van Aert lining up, the competition will be tough 

By Alex Ballinger Published 3 March 21

Talking points from the Opening Weekend in Belgium

By Stephen Puddicombe Published 1 March 21

The 21-year-old wasted no time getting back to winning ways after switching from road racing to mountain biking

By Jonny Long Published 2 May 21