Road Racing

A new Canyon Ultimate, Giant Propel, and countless other bikes to break cover in the coming weeks.

The first stage of the race to be broadcast live was full of action.

Alexis Vuillermoz proves strongest after the break fought it out for stage honours.

Armchair sports directors finally get their chance.

A look at the latest builds from Baum, Lost Workshop, Sugarloaf, HTech, Bossi, and more.

Ineos Grenadiers’ Cameron Wurf thinks so.

Six weeks after closing out his spring, Van Aert got his Tour de France preparation underway with stage 1 victory at the Dauphiné.

Trek-Segafredo riders are racing a new Madone with a wild new aero design.

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Lauren De Crescenzo comes home in second, Emily Newsom in third

Take a look at what some of the riders will be using on Saturday as they make their way through the Flint Hills of Kansas.

One very fancy power meter.

A tribute to one of Australia's frame building greats.

Limited appeal for riders with average-shaped heads, but a potential revelation for outliers.

The German sportswear giant’s triumphant return to cycling continues. 

A smooth center and burly side knobs promise a fast-yet-versatile gravel race tire.

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First Aussie winner of maglia rosa recounts key moments in showdown against Richard Carapaz on Passo Fedaia.

Answering all the commonly asked questions, this is your ultimate guide to disc brakes.

An interesting back-and-forth discussion of rolling resistance data.

As the defending champion readies himself for another 200 miles of Unbound Gravel, he discusses the ever-changing landscape of the sport.

'It was a disappointing end to my grand tour, and my last one at that, but there’s nothing I could have done,' writes Ineos Grenadiers rider.

More aero, more clearance, more upright, same Grevil looks.

Racing now is faster than ever. So how does a cleaner peloton outperform the dark days of the 90s?

Bora-Hansgrohe brought home €346,645 from the Giro d'Italia while other teams hit a fraction of that.

The countdown to the 2022 Tour de France begins and the top favorites have been training at altitude and previewing stages.

Giro di Hoody: The race had its moments and delivered a thrilling finale, but lacked sparks to bring it to greatness.

No fair, Colnago. I can't ride if it means riding anything but this.

A who’s who of bike builders showcase the new limited release polished silver GRX groups.

Sub-1,500 g claimed weights, generous 25 mm tubeless-compatible inner rim widths, and easily adjustable and serviceable bearings.

'Never say never,' was Jai Hindley's response to whether a future Tour de France victory is within his reach.

Cane Creek has put more time into this than you’d think, and it shows.

Aiming towards the Tour de France Femmes when only three years ago she could barely master cleats.

Can't see anything that could go wrong with this.

Sure, you could just throw it in the washing machine. But if you want to do it properly, there are some things you should know.

These rigs impressed us with fresh design

A look at the power numbers of Jai Hindley, Juan Pedro López, and Thymen Arensman from the final mountain stage of this year's Giro d'Italia.

From Edoardo Affini to Mattia Bais, the riders who livened up the Giro d'Italia and helped their leaders to success.

'The riders make the race but they need inspiring terrain to ensure the script isn’t predictable', writes former Giro stage winner.

The Dutchman delighted on and off the bike across three weeks of racing in Italy.

Colnago chases modernity with the new C68, and though it offers outstanding performance, it still loses something in the process.

The Ecuadorian's runner-up spot in Italy was his third Grand Tour podium with the British squad.

The former rider was one of the brains behind the tactics that saw Bora-Hansgrohe dominate the GC battle at the Giro d'Italia.

BikeExchange-Jayco celebrates its third stage win wondering would could have been during this Giro d'Italia.

The 24-year-old defended his pink jersey with determination and finished the Giro d'Italia with the white jersey and a top-10 in the GC.

Steady support, breakaway efforts, but no stage wins for the four-rider North American contingent.

Reviewing the top riders from this year's Giro d'Italia and where they go from here.

Fair dinkum, Jai Hindley wins the Giro d'Italia, as BikeExchange-Jayco's Matteo Sobrero takes the stage on a great day for Australia.

Hindley's Giro win is a milestone moment for Australian cycling, but that's only part of it.

The Dutchman disappointed to miss out on a second stage win, but finishes race with a victory and a stint in pink.

'I had the tingles,' says Chris Hamilton of hearing of historic win, while Lucas Hamilton is 'proud to be an Aussie and proud of Jai.'

Young Briton Ben Tulett’s longest race before the Giro was eight days, and says he learned a huge amount from working for Ineos leader Richard Carapaz.

Pozzovivo is one of two Italian veterans to finish among the whippersnappers at this year’s Giro d’Italia.

'Landismo' is back where he belongs.

Stage 3 was raced on a rapid Central London circuit, and culminated in a third consecutive win for Wiebes at the RideLondon Classique.

Bahrain Victorious rider says he will likely ride the Tour de France after a strong Giro performance that’s boosted his motivation.

The Australian says he's been working on his TT skills since moving to Bora-Hansgrohe over the winter.

Giro runner-up Richard Carapaz says one bad day cost him the race, switches focus to the Vuelta a España.

Hindley breaks new ground as first Australian Giro d'Italia champion, buries memories of near-miss in 2020.

National TT champ Sobrero dominates to bring Italy its fifth stage win, Hindley scores first-ever maglia rosa for both Bora-Hansgrohe and Australia.

The TT specialists get their chance on the final day of the Giro.

'Everything was going to plan on the Fedaia, Richard said he was feeling good,' says Ineos Grenadiers manager Rod Ellingworth.

The Italian will likely finish the race in fourth place overall but he wanted to bow out with a stage victory.

The 17.4km test against the clock is similar to the 2019 Verona TT, but packs in 200 meters more of climbing.

From TT stars Matteo Sobrero and Thymen Arensman to pink jersey rivals Richard Carapaz and Jai Hindley, here are the start times for the Verona closer.

The Perth man is poised to become the first ever Australian winner of the Giro d'Italia.

Alessandro Covi took stage 20 victory from the breakaway, while in the GC race, the fireworks waited until the final climb.

23-year-old DSM rider takes second victory in a row in Essex and extends GC lead.

Bahrain-Victorious captain gained time on Richard Carapaz and will go into the Verona TT 26 seconds behind the Ecuadorian.

The Australian goes into the final time trial with a 1:25 lead over Richard Carapaz.

Jai Hindley seizes control of pink jersey while Alessandro Covi takes the stage win.

Richard Carapaz crumbled out of pink in dramatic day in the Dolomites, but what else happened in the top-10? Here's an analysis.

'I could sense through his body language that he wasn’t on a good day,' says former Tour de France winner.

Australian takes control ahead of the final time trial.

Covi scores with 50km solo move, overnight leader Carapaz loses wheel to Hindley in final three kilometers in dramatic GC overturn.

Ineos Grenadiers leader out of pink as Hindley takes control.

Here's how to watch the race for the maglia rosa from a desktop computer, handheld or mobile device, TV, or smart streaming app.

A TT of pure strength Sunday could see 30-second gaps that rapidly erase any advantages forged in Saturday's mountain stage.

Should be a day for the GC men – their last in the mountains.