Tom Pidcock

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

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

Breaking down the highs and lows of cycling’s biggest transfer moves in 2024, and what's in store for 2025 in cycling's never-end game of musical chairs.

'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.

Rogla revenge, Pogi on the pavé, a French Tour de France winner: Here are 5 wacky race predictions for 2025 that might just happen.

Analysis: Gone are the heady days when British cycling ruled the pack. Jeremy Whittle dives into how the fizzle faded, and what might bring it back.

Younger brother, top nutritionalist, and longtime coach join Pidcock as Q36.5 closes roster ahead of breakout season: 'The team’s ambitions change undoubtedly.'

Pidcock hits pause on CX to ease into Q36.5: 'I want to make sure I have the time to settle into a new environment with my new team.'

The British super team is sticking with Gobik, its clothing sponsor since 2024, saying that the new-look jersey features new details and changes for the upcoming season.

Commentary: The troubles at ailing soccer juggernaut Manchester United echo those of Ineos Grenadiers as ‘periods of transition’ become cycles of failure within the Ratcliffe empire.

Multi-discipline dynamo sidesteps the off-road range of Q36.5 bike partner Scott, commits to three-year partnership with Italian brand beneath Ineos Grenadiers.

Examining what Pidcock’s sudden exit means for Ineos Grenadiers’ transfer season.

Pidcock signs with second-division Swiss squad on three-year deal: 'It’s an adventure and I’m excited for it.'

Pidcock and Ineos Grenadiers part ways after ongoing reports of irreconcilable rift, double Olympic champion yet to confirm new team for 2025.

Former Ineos Grenadiers director Cummings joins Jayco-AlUla as Aussie squad builds around new signing Ben O'Connor.

As Belgian works towards recovery, clarity coming this week on what races Mathieu van der Poel will contest.

The 2024-25 UCI cyclocross World Cup series opens this weekend in Antwerp: 'We have put together a good puzzle.'

Trinity Racing – Britain's answer to Hagen Bermans Axeon – strips back operations due to funding squeeze in latest blow to struggling scene.

Struggling Brit crew partners German Conti team Lotto Kern-Haus PSD Bank in hunt for its next Tour de France winner.

Cummings was not featured in the team's high-profile makeover released last month: 'I've reached the decision to step away from Ineos.'

Pidcock appears at Ineos Grenadiers' end-of-year camp to draw a close to long-running speculation he would split from the struggling 'super team.'

European cyclocross season has started, but where are the sports biggest stars? 'We also have to consider preparing for the road.'

Several key staffing changes at center of Ineos Grenadiers reboot: 'The goal of reclaiming the top step of the podium.'

Not all transfers have happy endings: These 3 are hoping to turn page for 2025: 'Things just didn't work out, and that's why I'm leaving.'

Milan Vader's arrival is the latest big-name signing for Q36.5 going into the 2025 season as transfer rumors surrounding Tom Pidcock ramp up again.

Amid Ineos Grenadiers tensions, cycling expert Kelly says differing demands from sponsors may be complicating things for Pidcock’s career.

Geraint Thomas weighs in on growing Ineos-Pidcock drama: 'People who are around Tom I don't think help.'

Pidcock sparks fresh intrigue and speculation after being told Thursday night he would be left out of Ineos Grenadiers' lineup for the season-ending Italian monument: 'I guess off-season starts early.'

Teams refuse to comment on bombshell rumors over Brit superstar's future, but links with Pinarello and reports of rifts at Ineos could make it a possibility.

Speaking on their podcast, Rowe and Thomas admit it's time to shake things up at the former Tour de France dominator: 'It’s not one thing, but there are loads of things, and it all adds up.'

The Ineos Grenadiers star will miss the upcoming Canadian Grands Prix.

A growing roar about a possible Pidcock transfer leaves the MTB gold medalist exasperated in explosive Olympic road race: 'I was mentally exhausted with the Olympics and everything else going on.'

Gold-medal alchemist: Tom Pidcock's stunning revival seals Olympic repeat in cross-country thriller vs. Koretzky.

Christopher Blevins punctured early but dug deep to finish 13th in banner day for U23 star Amos: 'The emotions came out in the last lap.'

Riley Amos punches into top-10, and Pidcock battles back from puncture in thrilling cross country battle with Frenchman Koretzky.

The top Tour de France finishers, except Pogačar and Vingegaard, are heading to Paris for the Olympic Games time trial and road race.

History was made and records were broken, but this year's Tour de France wasn't all awesome. Here are the disappointments and duds of a three-star three weeks.

Analysis: For a team that was once so far ahead of the game, Ineos Grenadiers is behind the curve. After 5 years without a Tour victory, can cycling's first 'super team' catch up?

Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe is looking for its next Tour de France challenger as it plants seeds for future: 'If there is a top rider maybe we can sign them.'

'Our priority has to be the health of our riders': Pidcock out, Thomas battles on with 'mild symtoms' as threat of coronavirus continues to stalk the race.

'Carlos normally gets stronger in the third week': British squad chases GC podium for Rodríguez as Pidcock overcomes gravel disappointment to chase mountain wins.

Tour de Hoody: The wild dust-up was the best day of racing so far and confirms that Strade Bianche-inspired sector-based gravel stages deserve a place in the Tour de France. 

In a sport where winning is the only thing that counts, Pidcock, Gee and Stuyven struggled to make sense of the finish-line disappointment: 'I saw the line, I saw clean air and I thought, I’ve got this.'

'Visma only focused on me': Pogačar irrepressible but can't make the difference in all-attacking assault on controversial gravel stage.

Tadej Pogačar and UAE Team hammers several big GC rivals on Tour de France's first big mountain stage.

Ineos Grenadiers is committed to protecting Carlos Rodríguez and Egan Bernal across this Tour de France, but Pidcock could play a decisive GC 'joker' role.

British star to chase stages as Ineos Grenadiers puts focus on aggressive racing and a Rodríguez podium chase.

Spain once dominated the hunt for the yellow jersey, but it's been nearly a decade since a Spanish rider hit the Tour de France podium. Velo speaks to the two rising stars.

'Carlos will be leading the Ineos Grenadiers’ charge' : Pidcock, Bernal, and Thomas to back Spain's Rodríguez to corral forces to try to take on the 'Big 4.'

British GC contender racing and winning off road seven days out from Tour start, going from last to first in storming comeback.

‘It’s certainly positive for the future’: British rider sees Tour de Suisse progression as proof he’s on the right way.

Yates and UAE are now firmly in control, with the next four stages stacked up across the Swiss Alps: 'The whole week is going to be super hard.'

Colombia's first Tour de France winner is fighting for GC space alongside Pidcock and Rodríguez on the Ineos Grenadiers roster: 'I still don't know if I will race the Tour.'

Revelations of a 2023 mutiny make for a warning: Pidcock's no-compromise ambitions could torpedo team Tour de France goals with Carlos Rodríguez.

Egan Bernal, Tom Pidcock, Adam Yates and more to blitz climbs, while Mark Cavendish chases sprint win.

Plot lines, protagonists, episodes, and more: Your ultimate guide to the blockbuster 'behind the scenes' Tour de France series.

From the desolation of Pogačar to the frat boy bromance between Philipsen and MVDP: Season 2 of 'Unchained' packs some spicy insights on the peloton's lead protagonists.

It's crunch time for the Ineos Grenadiers, but who will the UK super team back as leader for the Tour de France? Jeremy Whittle looks at the options.

Officials rule out imminent arrival of Pidcock, Van Aert, Evenepoel as hype builds for Red Bull's arrival at the Tour de France: 'Winning the Tour drives me every day'

Makes sense, the world champ mountain biker needs to get on with it before the Tour de France.

Ralph Denk confirms Roglič is on track for Tour de France start and says Red Bull merger will focus on developing future superstars: 'Our goal is to create our own talent.'

A crash with about 100km to go split the bunch, and riders like Pidcock, Vansevenant bridged across alone, while others later paced through the team cars: 'I went really deep there. I killed my legs.'

Rising stars Mauri Vansevenant and Maxim Van Gils give Belgians someone to cheer for in the Ardennes.

How do the three major race favorites feel about their chances and those of their rivals?

Analysis: The question is not if but when Pogačar will attack. Does Van der Poel or anyone else have the legs to follow?

Despite multiple passages up the Mur de Huy and winter-like cold and rain, the final ascent of the famed wall played decider in both races. 'The race was brutal'

Breaking down how a tactically tricky and physically difficult course finally foiled Mathieu van der Poel and his formerly unstoppable classics team.

Tour de Hoody: The Dutch classic was just a taste, and 'Ardennes Week' brings a shift in vertical to close out the spring classics. Who will step up?

Ineos Grenadiers rider sparkles after pre-race favorite Van der Poel fails to shine: 'I was going to say it is great to win for the second time but it might create some controversy'

The first of the Ardennes Classics promises dramatic racing on twisting, hilly courses.

Tour de Hoody: More controversy, a quiet chicane, the fastest Roubaix (again), and does 'hors délai' belong in a race as cruel as the 'Hell of the North'?

UPDATE: Ineos confirms no broken bones for Pidcock as Roglič wins first race in Bora-Hansgrohe colors despite late-stage detour.

Tour de Hoody: Pogačar stymied, 'Bling' shows his class, and MVDP is MVP again after cycling's 'hardest race to win' delivers another sizzler.

Mathieu van der Poel vs. Tadej Pogačar headlines new-look Italian monument set for classic duel between sprinters and attackers over the Poggio.

British GC hope satisfied in Tirreno-Adriatico after ‘one of the best climbing performances’ of his career

Two-time Tour de France champion posted some impressive power numbers to bury rivals: 'The plan worked perfectly.'

Demoralized contenders react to Pogačar's display of savagery and recount an afternoon of racing with resignation and exhaustion.

Pogačar makes audacious solo move on longest gravel sector of the race to set the tone on wildly ambitious 2024 season.

Strade Bianche favorites weigh in on journey into the unknown, adrenaline rushes and “brave” course change.

Face-off: Will the longer, harder courses on tap for 2024 ruin or raise the dirt-road classic? Our editors argue it out.