Road Racing

Tour de France course designer Thierry Gouvenou says TTTs will be back, but hints that format tweaks might leave some purists unhappy.

Opinion: The 'super team' stanglehold on grand tour racing means only superdomestiques have a chance at breaking the Pogačar, Vingegaard, Evenepoel, Roglič lockout.

Tour de Hoody: The 'Big 4' have never faced off in a TTT in the 'super team' era at the Tour de France, who doesn't want to see that?

New Jayco AlUla leader O’Connor shows ambition tempered with modesty as his new adventure begins: 'My aim is to perform all year round.'

ASO confirms key changes to men's race with promise of 'increased intensity' and a new speed-limiting measure for Arenberg; no changes to women's route.

Former pro Hansen fights back after fan blog post critical of safety measures.

Italy’s sprinting ace Milan has been working on his only weakness. Can he challenge Philipsen and Merlier for sprint supremacy at the Tour de France?

Van Aert trials radical Gravaa tire pressure regulator ahead of Paris-Roubaix, Ganna stomps over the segments of Spain as he steams toward San Remo.

One of the UK's most promising talents, Hayter hopes a new team and fresh approach will help him get back to his winning ways.

Wollaston and Schmid deliver morale-boosting victories for FDJ–Suez and Jayco AlUla at the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race.

Face Off: From big budget WorldTour juggernaut to upstart second-tier crew, we debate whether Pidcock made the right call to leave Ineos Grenadiers.

'I set a new 5–10-minute power record:' Pidcock crowned overall winner to silence critics in high-pressure debut with Q36.5.

Despite mounting geopolitical and logistical challenges, the UCI said Friday that Africa's first-ever road worlds in Rwanda go ahead.

Ineos Grenadiers partners with US devo team Hot Tubes: 'This will expand our talent search and provide a pathway for American riders to U23 and the WorldTour.'

Dutch rider Eekhoff will miss six to eight weeks after a terrifying crash in the final kilometer of stage three at the 2025 AlUla Tour.

Where's Remco? Soudal Quick-Step star remains on an indoor trainer as he awaits a crucial medical check next week that will determine when he can return to road training.

'Today was super important for me': Pidcock victorious in his second day of racing in his new kit to ride into pole position to win first stage race GC of his career.

‘If there’s people who are expecting me to come out with a bang, they might be disappointed,' says Faulkner of 2025 debut.

Pidcock traded the sure bet of the WorldTour for the chance to start something new at Q36.5. How did the deal go down? ‘We all knew it was a game-changer.’

Dutch superstar doesn't shy away from revealing her suffering in quest to open the conversation about mental health in elite sport.

Marc Hirschi, Marlen Reusser, and Jhonathan Narváez all win in their first races after high-pressure transfers. We dive into why these early successes matter.

Governing body made a statement last week with new regulations at TDU, but skeptics are pointing to possibility of 'professional fouls,' convoy stresses, and more.

Simon Yates opens up about cycling’s carbohydrate revolution and its transformative impact on his career as he hits re-set in high-profile transfer to Visma-Lease a Bike.

An all-day break got caught in the closing kilometers, setting up a bunch sprint.

The Tour Down Under served as a stage for some young riders to break out, as well as for one big name to remind us what she's capable of.

No change of heart for Van Aert as cyclocross world championships loom on the horizon.

What is 'One Cycling', and could it reshape professional cycling? We dive into the proposed overhaul to racing's economic model, its key backers, and whether it could become a reality by 2026.

The Ecuadorian rider holds a 9 second GC lead with one sprint stage remaining.

Tour de Hoody: The stakes are high in the early season races, even if the prestige is not. Here are the hottest story lines and hype I'm most stoked about to open 2025.

GC hopefuls make headway into Javier Romo’s already narrow lead.

Swiss star expects more freedom after leaving 'super team' UAE for upstart Tudor: 'Here there's no fight internally for any leadership.'

Lidl-Trek's mountain man reluctantly heads to France to face the 'Big 4' in wild reversal of team priority versus personal ambition.

Double world champion Van der Breggen aiming high on return after three year break, but is yet unsure what is possible.

After a breakout season, Jorgenson rebalances his goals and ambitions: 'Winning a grand tour is a perfect carrot to chase.'

After breaking his contract with Jayco-AlUla to join another team, Ineos offers late-hour one-year deal: 'I'm still only 30, I can rediscover my best form here.'

Chasing golden tickets: Audacious newbie ProTeams receive wildcards for Flèche and Liège as tension mounts ahead of must-have Tour de France invites.

The Movistar rider’s first WorldTour win also puts him into the overall race lead.

Vollering's acrimonious split from SD Worx was the sensation of last season. Our editors debate whether she can live up to the hype and lift FDJ to super team status.

The overall race leader continued his winning ways despite an early crash on stage 2.

Van Baarle's broken collarbone at the Tour Down Under continues a streak of utter calamity for cycling's cursed cobblestone contender.

Huge boost for US Cycling: Organizers bring back nation's only one-day men’s UCI race with new September date, confirm long-awaited women's race.

Van Aert maps out 2025 ambitions that include a Giro debut, a return to the Tour, and unfinished business in the monuments: 'That's what makes me hungry.'

Ecuadorian aggro-attacker debuts at Tour Down Under ahead of high-profile role as Pogačar's policeman at Flanders, Tour de France.

'Happy to take the win': The Australian continues his impressive run of wins from last year's Tour Down Under.

Attack after attack went off on the stage, but nothing would stick until the final sprint.

Former sports director Gert Vervoort found to have committed ethical breaches relating to sexual harassment and abuse.

Former 7-Eleven rider Shapiro was the third US rider ever to compete in the Tour de France, riding the race twice.

For 2025 XDS Astana announced a new team name and a new bike. We’ve seen studio pictures but now it’s broken cover at the Tour Down Under.

Rising US star wants to regain her momentum after an injury-marred 2024 season: 'I want to be at the front of bike races.'

Paul Magnier is creating a buzz inside the 'Wolfpack' with his fast finishing kick and big engine. Sound familiar? He'll be headlining at Omloop.

The UCI and its safety group won't wage war on high-speed tech or restrict race radios just yet, but they're thinking about it.

Colorado climber content to stay out of spotlight in return to Tour and Vuelta helper's role: 'If there's an opportunity I will take it.'

Ineos Grenadiers has been turned upside down by a management restructure and Pidcock's departure. Can Thomas set the tone into a transitional 2025?

Yates, Campenaerts are key additions in Visma-Lease a Bike's bolstered lineup for this summer's epic 'super team' clash with Pogačar and UAE Emirates XRG.

With Tour de France off the table, Q36.5 hoping Pidcock's star power will deliver Giro d'Italia and Vuelta a España invites.

UCI confirms 22-year-old Kazakh racer Ilkhan Dostiyev will be ineligible through 2028 after returning two positive tests for the CERA blood booster.

Vingegaard lays down some ambitious markers for 2025, with a return to the Tour and Vuelta. Nemesis Tadej Pogačar will be waiting.

No Pogačar, no problem? Roglič expected to be the only one of the 'Big 4' to race this year's Giro, but that could be a good thing.

You know its bad when the NCL's CEO says they're open to opportunities on LinkedIn.

Pidcock's move to Q36.5 Pro Cycling means new bikes, including the lightest race bike in the pro peloton.

Climbers’ paradise for the 2025 Giro: Women’s Giro features 2 summit finales, men tackle Colle delle Finestre and Mortirolo.

Chloe Dygert, Geraint Thomas, Michael Woods, and Ruth Edwards part of a strong lineup for men’s and women’s events.

New uncertainty about planned return to racing for Evenepoel, who admits situation is ‘a downer’.

The British superstar speaks about his blockbuster transfer from Ineos to Q36.5: 'The mutual solution to end the contract was the best option.'

Tratnik and Ryan Mullen enthuse about changes to team, believing squad can level up with the ‘super teams’ in 2025.

WorldTour representation continues to decrease while results and individual rider quality increase.

Quick-Step is bucking the trend and will bring Belgian sprint demon Merlier to the Tour de France: 'We want to show the world it's possible.'

Governing body to impose fines and yellow cards on over-enthusiastic teammates in rollout of new sprint safety rules.

Belgian star still has not trained on the bike since December crash and hopes for Ardennes return: 'It's been a tough period for me.'

The mind-boggling stats behind the GreenEdge group's equipment demand reveal how rich the sport has become, and shows its sustainability problem.

When Tudor Pro Cycling needed one more rider to fill out its roster, American ace Warbasse fit the bill.

Sporting super-brand Nike joins Women's WorldTour squad with lifestyle collaboration: 'It will strengthen our identity and bring a fresh dimension.'

The UCI might have to take the sport backward to keep it moving forward. The cycling industry would go crazy.

Fabian Cancellara's Swiss project could be on the fast track to race the Tour de France in just its third season in the pro ranks. Will ASO deliver?

EF Education-EasyPost, EF-Oatly-Cannondale, and EF-Aevolo to wear diamond design in nod to the patterns of the team's heritage.

Can Kuss kick back after an off-key '24? Will Vollering vanquish SD Worx? Can Pogačar possibly get better? Here's what we're watching for in 2025.

Van der Poel set for seismic showdown with Pogačar at Tour of Flanders before a summer that could center on cross country: 'We are thinking about how we can close the gap on Pogačar'.

Now one of the most successful riders in the current pro peloton, Groenewegen owes much to his family, and one person in particular.

Belgian star discusses high speed descents, targets for the upcoming season plus his difficult 2024.

'I want to show that mountain bikers can do a good job on the road': 4-year project sees Hatherly mixing it up before push for XC gold in Los Angeles in 2028.