Jonny Long

A Brit abroad offers knee-jerk and unscientific opinion on America's urban riding.

Josh Tarling, Ineos' latest bright young thing, prepares to begin his professional careeer.

The Colombian considers the dismissal a clear case of wrongful termination that he intends to take to court.

With all of his worldly belongings hanging off his handlebars, Ethan Schneider is pushing the boundaries of the minimalist lifestyle.

The Paris Olympics force a change in modern tradition for the French Grand Tour.

BC stick to the party line as flares set off on roof of National Cycling Centre.

Three and a half months on a bike for a game of football.

Toes and all!

The Dutch team have sought guidance on managing internal competition within the squad as well dealing with the aftermath of victory.

Administrators are seeking to recover debts from 2020 bankruptcy claim for 14 creditors.

Administrators are seeking to recover cycling equipment and motor vehicles that were reported by Wiggins as stolen.

With the B&B deal looking increasingly unlikely, we discuss the options open to Cavendish.

The Slovenian is unlikely to be back training before December.

Is he going to Movistay racing for another year?

Former WorldTour rider Harry Tanfield is among the members of the new squad.

Two-wheeled funeral anyone?

A man, his sled, his tent and a fatbike.

Frits Van Eerd had to step down as the head of the supermarket chain in September and things have only got worse since then.

Q36.5 will be home to a number of recognisable names and faces next season.

The 26-year-old had a contract with the Belgian squad until the end of 2023.

Stranger things have happened, probably.

Tinkov once again criticised the "crazy war" as he posted a photo of the certificate showing his terminated citizenship.

Two stars of the sport remain without teams as the new season looms in the not too distant future.

Step aside, Jay Vine

Here are the stages that have un petit peu de je ne sais pas and the stages that do not.

Here's what next year's race has in store.

What is there to one of the main behind-the-scenes jobs in cycling?

The Italian is too often a lone voice speaking out for the benefit of all riders.

Get the popcorn ready.

It's only a week until we find out but we're bored of waiting.

The Belgian team have a central goal for the coming three seasons: finish as the best of the rest of the non-WorldTour.

Athletes' contracts allow for fair comment but instruct against defamatory remarks.

This episode could prove pivotal in the team's likely trip to CAS.

A 'mountain in the city' stage and a finish in Rome are both on the menu.

Reports continue to tie Cavendish to B&B Hotels - KTM.

Today's superstars burn brighter, earlier. Does that mean they'll burn out earlier, too?

The Dutchman also revealed he will only ride one Grand Tour next year, the Tour de France.

Mullets, moustaches and craft beer come face-to-face with European bike racing sensibilities.

The Irishman heads over to the US this week to race more gravel ahead of giving the discipline greater focus in 2023.

The Australian heaped praised on the opening sections of the inaugural worlds course.

British Cycling Commercial Director Darren Henry has certainly changed his tune.

Off-road background comes in handy as top-level road pros fight over the first gravel rainbow jersey.

Amidst rumours of Ineos interest, the Frenchwoman says we'll learn more about her future next week.

It's hoped a brimming prize purse will coax top racing talent over to the shores of North America and revamp the US crit scene.

Turns out Quintana's Arkéa-Samsic contract extension hadn't been signed despite being announced.

He doesn't, however, want a transfer to the Ineos Grenadiers.

A bollard around (nearly) every corner in Zagreb.

Staff turnover and the pursuit of Remco Evenepoel follows failure to win a Grand Tour for the first time since 2014.

The Dane spent the rest of his summer dealing with winning the Tour.

A meeting of minds in Mallorca.

Video footage shows Van der Poel chasing the girls back to their room as well as an argument with their parents.

Exotic time difference gives cycling fans around the world a taste of what Australians usually have to put up with.

Wollongong was supposed to be Dumoulin's goodbye. Instead, he watched on from the roadside.

Should the U23 category be reserved for those riding at amateur or Continental level?

The top contenders desire a mano a mano contest for the rainbow jersey.

A decision will be made later in the week whether the 39-year-old can line up to contest another rainbow jersey.

The 25-year-old skips the Cro Race and Il Lombardia, which were on his original schedule.

The World Anti-Doping Agency is said to be on the brink of adding the powerful painkiller to the list of banned substances.

Plugge: 'I'm glad that Primoz is speaking out, looking in the mirror and naming the behaviour of riders as well.'

From trips to Korean malls to team cars having to cover their cameras in restricted zones. Welcome to the DMZ Tour.

Gonzalo Serrano (Movistar) has been declared the winner of the 2022 Tour of Britain.

The Jumbo-Visma rider was caught in the final few hundred metres as Evenepoel scored his second stage win.

We catch up with the riders of Ukraine nearly 200 days after war broke out.

The Slovenian's injuries from his stage 16 finish line crash prove too severe to carry on.

False flats and melted goo on the Grassy Knoll in Spain.

In an instant, chaos erupted at the Spanish Grand Tour.

The Giro winner takes a personally disappointing Vuelta (so far) in his stride.

The only way is up, one way or the other, as Evenepoel feels he's already answered the question of whether he's a rider for the Grand Tours.

Security footage captured Samuel Mugisha being collected at the airport by people he knew.

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Richard Carapaz attacked late from the breakaway to take victory on stage 12.

Tales from the bike race not about the bike race.

Kaden Groves wins his first Grand Tour stage as Covid and a crash spoil stage 11.

Team tactics said to be shifting as points scoring more important than trying to win the biggest races in relegation survival.

Bennett returned a positive test with just an hour until his stage 10 time trial effort.

Breakaway to win the stage? Or the GC men? Hard to say!

Fred Wright comes close once more as fast men thwarted on stage 7.

Jay Vine attacked late to seal his debut pro win on stage 6 as Evenepoel took the red jersey.

A first Spanish stage win at the Vuelta in two years.

Jumbo-Visma DS says the Dane has found it difficult to adapt to life post-winning the Tour de France.