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A look back on 2022 at CyclingTips.

So you want to volunteer at the Glasgow World Championships? What's your plan for humanity's first contact with extraterrestrial life?

Minimalistic, waterproof overshoes designed for off-road adventures.

After an appeal following his conviction for assaulting two children, the Dutch cycling star will be allowed back to Australia.

An Ineos Grenadier sponsor shuffle has tragic consequences.

Presenting the funniest product made by a cycling sponsor.

The Italian veteran had just retired, after an illustrious 30 year professional career.

A lustrous red cyclocross/gravel bike to celebrate a big birthday.

“We will apply, apply, apply, and apply until we get the license,” says Uno-X team boss. 

"They think they're in the bloody Tour dee France," drunk uncle alleges.

Showcasing the products that sparked joy in the lives of CyclingTips' staff.

Signs you need to go for a bike ride, #∞.

Specialized just launched a branded game on the massive, kid-focused Roblox platform. How should we feel about that?

The World Championships you didn't know you needed to know about.

The new version of Parcours' value-heavy carbon gravel wheelset has a contemporary rim shape and impact-resistant resin.

If you can review it, you can pooh-pooh it.

There's a garage sale in Birmingham, and the world is invited.

The one day of the year where cyclists show off their swag.

The world's most controversial chess player claims he was once "ranked third for my age nationally" in cycling.

An Estonian, a pink box-bike, and a likely world-first.

Just a diabetic kitty, looking for his forever home. 

A round of paintball gone wrong? Or something else entirely?

The Italian has received a three-year prison sentence.

Igor Makarov is now sanctioned by the UK, with calls for the European Union to follow suit. The UCI says it's just following the IOC's lead.

The "otherworldly grandeur" of Slovenia's favourite son, memorialised in a medal and a media release.

Wahoo believes that Zwift's first smart trainer is a "blatant and clear" violation of its patents.

Systemic doping, fishy fish, and checkered chess: niche sports have had quite a week of it.

Quoc's well loved lace-up has gotten an update. Is it all upside?

Clark was found to have violated USA Cycling's code of conduct by lying about his background.

If the lesser-known Sagan brother retires in Wollongong, does it still make a sound?

Julian Alaphilippe finished Worlds with a big yellow bucket hat, beers with some friends, and a philosophical outlook.

Clean fingers = happy fingers.

The morning after he was taken into custody due to a noise complaint altercation, the Dutch superstar has abandoned the men's road race.

No, it’s not *that* crypto sponsor on the Slovenian jersey.

A sad, sordid tale may have found its conclusion.

How do you rate the rankings of artificial intelligence?

This looks like a wild ride.

See gull, hit gull.

For some of the nations competing today, it's an achievement just to get to the start line.

How a sleepy steel town became one of just 20 Bike Cities in the world.

Swooping magpies have sent the world's top cyclists into a flap.

The young American came into a corner too hot, flipping dramatically over the barriers.

A race route splits the city in two, and Slovenia is on the wrong side of the barriers.

"I like to eat fries. But they must be light."

Isn't it ironic.

Team Amani are the unlikely stars of a major new ad campaign.

With relegation looming for Israel-Premier Tech, the team's owner is ready to fight for their future.

Pro cyclists, they are just like us.

How does yesterday's tech stack up?

Your move, Mathieu Burgaudeau.

At the Arctic Race of Norway, there was more than money and glory on the line.

We went to the bad place.

So close, so far.

A scene from someone else's press conference.

'Small mistakes' and big realities.

Not the Tour that Caleb Ewan was hoping for, but a place in history nonetheless.

Is it quick? No. Is it convenient? No. But does it taste good? Also no.

€20,000 is on the line, and there are a few hot contenders in the mix.

A mystery holiday is on the line this Tour de France, and there is (maybe) an inter-team tussle.

It is very eye-catching.

Superman could be in super trouble.

We all just lived the most dramatic hour of Tour de France racing in recent memory.

Don't read the fine print too closely.

It is happening again.

Geraint Thomas is even more in third place than he was before.

Tragedy and triumph on the roads of the Pyrenees.

Your move, Thibaut Pinot.

Cool chins, full hearts, can't lose.

Magnus Cort's COVID infection, in data and his personal observations.

[indeterminate roaring noises]

A masterclass in fluid transportation from Toms Skujiņš.

"There’s a big chance I’m the only brewer in the peloton,” says Dewulf, who has gone from homebrewing to a commercially released tripel.

Let's get the calculator out.

Flames before the flamme rouge.

Ingredients: 1 x stage-winning Dane / 1 x late night Instagram post / 1 x bonkers column / Shake vigorously and serve.

The clock is ticking.

Adrien Niyonshuti hit the slopes of cycling's most iconic climb on a hefty single-speed designed for Africa.

"If I don’t try I’m not going to win," said Vingegaard, after taking the fight to Pogačar.

11 seconds from yellow, Kämna was close to Tour de France glory again – but not quite close enough.

This does not compute.