Vincenzo Nibali

Tom Dumoulin: ‘I hope Nibali and Quintana lose their podium spots if they only focus on me'

Giro d'Italia leader Tom Dumoulin says he would like to see his two closest rivals lose their spots on the podium if they ride defensively against him

By Gregor Brown Published 25 May 17

Trek-Segafredo's 'good offer' could sway Vincenzo Nibali to team switch in 2020

Nibali's agent says he liked the Trek offer, which included an ambassador role once Nibali retires

By Gregor Brown Published 8 January 19

Five talking points from stage 16 of the Giro d'Italia

All the main talking points from a dramatic day in the mountains on stage 16 of the 2017 Giro d'Italia

By Richard Windsor Published 23 May 17

Lars Boom wins Tour de France cobbles stage

Chris Froome crashes out as Vincenzo Nibali places third to distance overall rivals and increase race lead

By Kenny Pryde Published 9 July 14

Four reasons why Chris Froome could still lose the Vuelta a España

Four reasons why the 2017 Vuelta a España overall victory is not a foregone conclusion for Chris Froome

By Stephen Puddicombe Published 7 September 17

Vincenzo Nibali's Tour de France cobbles attack 'showed bravery'

By Gregor Brown Published 12 November 14

Vincenzo Nibali: 'I'm with the guys who demonstrate for the environment because no one but them seems to care'

The Italian has called the current environmental situation 'dramatic'

By Jonny Long Published 11 October 19

Nibali's Vuelta a España disqualification caps difficult year for Astana

Can Astana pick themselves up again after Vincenzo Nibali's ejection from the Vuelta a España in a season of ups and downs for the team?

By Stuart Clarke Published 24 August 15

Vincenzo Nibali, Fabian Cancellara and Tom Dumoulin among provisional Giro d'Italia starters

It's already shaping up to be a great Giro d'Italia with a host of huge names set to be on the start line in Apeldoorn on May 6

By Stuart Clarke Published 21 April 16

Rafal Majka the latest name linked with proposed Bahrain team as more details emerge

Lampre-Merida manager Brent Copeland will move to the Bahrain team next season, with riders like Rafal Majka, Valerio Agnoli and Alessandro Vanotti also linked with the team

By Gregor Brown Published 14 June 16

Ten times bad weather made bike races even tougher

There's nothing more tougher than a long, hard fought bike race, unless it has the added measure of some abhorrent weather conditions

By Richard Windsor Published 10 March 16

Vincenzo Nibali: 'Chris Froome isn't invincible'

The Italian says Froome showed weakness during the Vuelta a España despite taking a dominant overall victory

By Gregor Brown Published 11 September 17

Greg Van Avermaet wins Rio 2016 Olympic men's road race

Greg Van Avermaet (Belgium) proved the strongest rider in a very small group as he won the Rio 2016 Olympic men's road race

By Jack Elton-Walters Published 6 August 16

Sidi customises Shot shoes for Bahrain-Merida

After launching its range topping Shot cycling shoes last year, Sidi has customised them in red and gold for new team Bahrain-Merida and Vincenzo Nibali

By Symon Lewis Published 9 January 17

Vincenzo Nibali set to make Trek-Segafredo switch in 2020

Sources say deals is done that will see Nibali leave Bahrain-Merida

By Gregor Brown Published 25 April 19

Vincenzo Nibali all but wins the Giro d'Italia with dominant ride on stage 20

Vincenzo Nibali was the dominant force in the overall group for the second day running, putting himself into the pink leader's jersey

By Jack Elton-Walters Published 28 May 16

Nacer Bouhanni's 'sticky bottle' punishment was a lot less severe than Vincenzo Nibali's

Sprinter Nacer Bouhanni fined 100 CHF after a sticky bottle infringement on stage three of the Vuelta a España, where he held on for 12 seconds after a crash

By Stuart Clarke Published 25 August 15

New Bahrain Cycling Team officially confirmed by Sheikh Nasser

The long-awaited project Bahrain Cycling Team was confirmed and will likely have Vincenzo Nibali as it's marquee rider for its debut in the 2017 season

By Richard Windsor Published 29 May 16

Nibali plans Giro-Tour double as Bahrain-Merida announce McLaren sponsorship

Vincenzo Nibali plans to ride both the Giro d’Italia and the Tour de France in 2019.

By Alex Ballinger Published 13 December 18

Bahrain-Merida: 'The idea is to have a mega team in three years, like BMC or Sky'

Middle East WorldTour team Bahrain-Merida officially launched this weekend, with lofty aims for the coming seasons

By Gregor Brown Published 7 January 17

Vincenzo Nibali: Don't punish Astana for individual dopers

The Italian 2014 Tour de France winner says that riders who cheat "should pay a lot"

By Richard Windsor Published 27 May 15

Vincenzo Nibali would consider future with Team Sky

Vincenzo Nibali would consider moving to Team Sky in a leadership role.

By Alex Ballinger Published 8 November 18

Vincenzo Nibali with no regrets after 'trying to the very end' to overhaul Carapaz at Giro d'Italia

The Italian enters the final time trial in second overall but too far behind Carapaz

By Gregor Brown Published 2 June 19

Alex Dowsett misses out on Giro d'Italia as Movistar name squad to back Quintana

Movistar leader Nairo Quintana to be backed by strong team of domestiques as he tackles the 2017 Giro d'Italia (May 5-28)

By Nigel Wynn Published 1 May 17

Tirreno-Adriatico 2021 start list: Simon Yates, Tadej Pogačar and Geraint Thomas to battle for the title

The start list is coming together nicely for the race of the two seas with some of the sports biggest names down to race (March 10-16)

By Tim Bonville-Ginn Published 9 March 21

'Painful skin lesion located in the seat area' sees Vincenzo Nibali abandons Tour of the Basque Country

Vincenzo Nibali has abandoned the Tour of the Basque Country because of what's described as a "painful skin lesion located in the rider's seat area".

By Henry Robertshaw Published 6 April 18

Trek-Segafredo boss confirms Vincenzo Nibali signing

A boss of Trek-Segafredo has confirmed Vincenzo Nibali will be joining the US-based team next season.

By Alex Ballinger Published 4 June 19