Tom Pidcock

Tom Pidcock has been training in a tent in the spare room of his apartment to prepare for the heat of Tokyo in his bid for Olympic glory.

The so-called "Meilenstein Killer" is sub-1,100 g, but with a modern aero shape.

Competing in a downhill world cup is apparently on the multi-discipline star's bucket list.

A week ago, the multi-disciplinary star had his collarbone shattered into five pieces in a high-speed training crash.

Here's the news making the headlines on Thursday, June 3.

Tom Pidcock fractured his collarbone in a training crash.

The 21-year-old took his first elite MTB World Cup win in emphatic fashion.

Thomas Pidcock earns first mountain bike World Cup victory after dusting field.

Van der Poel scored the win ahead of Pidcock with a bike throw at the line.

The VeloNews tech guru explains what a finishline camera records, and how it may differ from a still photo, and even what you think you see.

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After stunning 'cross and road campaigns thus far in 2021, the Dutchman is ready to rip the singletrack all the way to Tokyo.

From the mud of the Swiss MTB Cup to the hills of the Asturias, here's what happened in this weekend's races.

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'What's the deal with that photo finish?', and other important questions.

From Trek-Segafredo's missing piece to Wout van Aert's new-found smarts – here are the top takeaways from this weekend's Amstel Gold Race.

Tom Pidcock finished second by millimeters with Maximillian Schachmann taking third.

Van Aert avoids repeat of Brabantse Pijl, beating Pidcock in scintillating final sprint. Max Schachmann finished third.

The young British rider earns his first win wearing Ineos Grenadiers colors.

One of the youngest and smallest riders in the peloton talks about his 'no fear' approach to racing the big boys in Belgium.

Here's our inside guide to the two marquee men's and women's cobblestone races.

The news on Friday was all over the board, with a sprinters race in Belgium, a contract extension for an American hero, and the release of L39ion of LA's 2021 kit.

Gorgeous photos from another spectacular edition of Strade Bianche.

Julian Alaphilippe, Elisa Longo Borghini, Egan Bernal and more key players gnash teeth or secretly smile after spectacular racing Saturday.

Tom Pidcock could be the flame needed to reignite the team's stuttering showing in the classics.

From van der Poel's two-hour attack to SD Worx's daylong stranglehold, the 'opening weekend' shone a light on the classics season to come.

The classics kicked off with excellent editions of Omloop Het Nieuwsblad and Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne

Mathieu van der Poel animated the day, kickstarting an attack that stayed away until the final 1500 meters.

Annemiek van Vleuten, Julian Alaphilippe, Tom Pidcock and more key players gnash teeth or take quiet confidence after curtain-raising classic Saturday.

Will Julian Alaphilippe continue Deceuninck-Quick-Step's winning start? Will Mathieu van der Poel dominate? And what can Tom Pidcock do?

Here's what's making headlines on Thursday, February 18.

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Pidcock ends standout 'cross season with fourth place at Ostende worlds to carry confidence into new chapter with Ineos Grenadiers.

Wout van Aert settles for second after being unable to overcome a front puncture.

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These are the moves that matter ahead of the 2021 men's racing season.

There was A LOT of cyclocross racing through the holidays, and the world championships are now just three races away. Here's what we learned from the festive 'cross calendar.

Van der Poel unstoppable after going solo from second lap, Betsema betters Lucinda Brand and Ceylin del Carmen Alvarado.

Van der Poel and Vas both dominate in races that saw reduced start sheets ahead of Sunday's World Cup round in Hulst.

Alpecin-Fenix doubles up at X20 Trofee Baal.

Chaotic men's race takes several contenders out of contention in opening laps while women's race comes down to tight five-way battle.

Van Aert hoping there's more success to come as further clashes with Mathieu van der Poel and Tom Pidcock loom on the horizon.

Stuck in Belgium for the holidays, rising UK star will join new Ineos Grenadiers teammates in January training camp.

The U.K.-based squad also sees the road team move to Pro Continental.

Here are five takeaways from the first big-name battle ahead of the January world championships.

Van der Poel wins much-hyped battle with Wout van Aert and Tom Pidcock; U.S. national champ Clara Honsinger takes breakout second-place in women's race.

Are the discipline's two biggest stars too dominant in both the racing and the reporting of cyclocross?

Young Brit is cranking up ambitions for cyclocross, mountain bike and the road to the very top ahead of debut WorldTour season.

He's dominated the U23 ranks on the road, mountain bike and cyclocross, and now is poised to become the new challenger for van Aert and van der Poel's cross-discipline crown.

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Young Brit Pidcock outclasses Mathieu van der Poel to take biggest elite win of career, Brand beats Denise Betsema to reverse Saturday's result.

Tom Pidcock outlasted American Christopher Blevins to win the Under-23 cross-country world title in Austria.

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Richie Porte, Laurens De Plus, Daniel Martínez and Tom Pidcock round out 2021 squad having previously scooped Adam Yates.

WorldTour team signings and transfers continue following the Tour de France.

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British cyclocross star Tom Pidcock highlights Thursday's London International, the second round of the 2020 Zwift Classics.

Van der Poel rode clear in opening minute of the race to defend rainbow jersey, Pidcock took second, Aerts third.

Men's race is van der Poel's to lose, Cant will look to defend against dominant Dutch team. Americans Munro and Gunsalus go into first-ever women's junior race with strong chances.

Frozen temperatures, heavy rain, and an extremely difficult course combine to make Namur World Cup race one of crashes, abandons, and epic racing.

20-year-old multi-discipline star forgoes a shot at the WorldTour in 2020 in favor of challenging for 'cross worlds while also racing road, gravel and mountain bike.