Wout van Aert

Belgian champion wins by almost a minute in resounding display under the lights

By Tom Davidson Published 23 December 22

Join us as we round up the day's cycling news

By Tom Davidson Last updated 22 December 22

The latest cycling news, as it happens

By Tom Thewlis Last updated 12 December 22

Dutchman dispatched arch rival Wout van Aert in Antwerp, Belgium even with knee injury suffered 24 hours previously

By Tom Thewlis Last updated 6 December 22

British rider to go up against his road rivals for the first time this cyclo-cross season at Antwerp round of the World Cup this weekend

By Tom Thewlis Published 30 November 22

‘We were with Van der Poel, Van Aert and Pogačar and we still crossed the line before them’ says Saudi Arabia coach Hervé Renard

By Tom Thewlis Published 29 November 22

‘There’s still work to do’ says Van der Poel as he threatens top level is still to come

By Tom Thewlis Published 28 November 22

The duo will continue their long-standing rivalry this winter

By Tom Davidson Published 25 November 22

Belgian rider says gravel racing has a ‘great future’ as he considers worlds participation next year

By Tom Thewlis Published 24 November 22

Reigning world champion is reportedly set to bring his rainbow jersey to Ireland in December

By Tom Thewlis Published 23 November 22

Jumbo-Visma release Belgian's cyclocross programme until the end of the year, with no indication of World Championships participation

By Tom Thewlis Published 17 November 22

Pidcock confirms that he will begin his cyclocross season at Merksplas Superprestige

By Tom Thewlis Published 14 November 22

Cycling Weekly's writers go head to head over an imaginary football pitch

By Adam Becket Last updated 7 October 22

Multi-year deals are all the rage for the biggest riders, with Tom Pidcock, Tadej Pogačar, and Remco Evenepoel all tied down for at least four more years

By Adam Becket Published 21 September 22

Dutchman throws down gauntlet to Pogačar and Van Aert ahead of the Wollongong road race

By Tom Thewlis Published 14 September 22

Laporte won stage 19 at the Tour de France but says some are still quick to doubt his progress

By Tom Thewlis Published 28 July 22

The Belgian proved himself as the most complete rider once again on Saturday

By Adam Becket Published 23 July 22

His teammate Wout van Aert says 'cycling has changed'

By Adam Becket Published 23 July 22

Jumbo-Visma perform exactly to plan on stage 18 to all but secure yellow jersey for Dane

By Adam Becket Published 21 July 22

Devon-based artist, Tim Godden, captures the moment the yellow jersey gave Van Aert wings

By Tom Thewlis Published 15 July 22

Belgian wins his second stage in five days, and is dominant in the points competition already

By Adam Becket Last updated 10 July 22

The Belgian is one of just three riders in the men's peloton sponsored by the energy drink

By Ryan Dabbs Last updated 7 July 22

Vingegaard ended up losing just 13 seconds to Pogačar but team had a dramatic time

By Adam Becket Published 6 July 22

Australian was without a team coming into the season

By Tom Thewlis Published 6 July 22

After three second places, the Belgian deserved this victory

By Adam Becket Published 5 July 22

Belgian sprinter said 'for four or five seconds I honestly thought I won'

By Tom Thewlis Published 5 July 22

Belgian finishes second for 25th time, but this podium placing came with a bonus

By Adam Becket Published 2 July 22