‘It’s a Calculated Risk:’: How Q36.5 Landed Tom Pidcock in the Season’s Biggest Transfer
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.’
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No Tour de France? No Problem for Tom Pidcock in 2025 Reboot
With Tour de France off the table, Q36.5 hoping Pidcock's star power will deliver Giro d'Italia and Vuelta a España invites.
Tom Pidcock Defends Ineos Exit for Q36.5: ‘100 Percent the Right Decision’
The British superstar speaks about his blockbuster transfer from Ineos to Q36.5: 'The mutual solution to end the contract was the best option.'
Pidcock Entourage in Mega-Transfer Includes Bogaerts and Brother in Bold Q36.5 Reboot
Younger brother, top nutritionalist, and longtime coach join Pidcock as Q36.5 closes roster ahead of breakout season: 'The team’s ambitions change undoubtedly.'
Tom Pidcock Rumors Heat Up as Q36.5 Loads Up on WorldTour Talent for 2025
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.
Interview: Doug Ryder of Q36.5 Pro Cycling Talks Disparity in Cycling Teams
Doug Ryder has run a host of teams with a scrappy, underdog feel to them, accepting the challenge of competing against the big dogs.
Behind the Scenes at Paris-Roubaix: Carpooling from Compiègne to the Velodrome with Team Q36.5 Pro Cycling
Our intrepid reporter hitches a ride with Q36.5 and discovers an unseen side of the 'Hell of the North.'
Team bike check: Q36.5 Pro Cycling’s Scott Foil
What modifications did the new team make for Paris-Roubaix?
Doug Ryder and his daring WorldTour comeback plan with Q36.5
After a parenthesis in 2022, South African manager returns with a new ProTeam squad, world-class backers, and WorldTour ambitions.
Q36.5 unveils new kits, bikes for debut season
Scott brings experience as new team confirms partners for debut season.
Doug Ryder’s new Q36.5 team has announced its 23-man squad
Q36.5 will be home to a number of recognisable names and faces next season.
Doug Ryder, Vincenzo Nibali confirm details of new Q36.5 team
Former Dimension Data and Qhubeka boss launches 23-rider ProTeam squad featuring two US riders, one Canadian.
Mark Donovan another name on Doug Ryder’s roster for 2023
British climber will move on from Team DSM after three years, with Jack Bauer also linked to the team.
Damien Howson, Gianluca Brambilla, Matteo Moschetti set to join Doug Ryder’s new team in 2023
A trio of WorldTour riders sign on for South African's 2023 squad.
Vincenzo Nibali set for consultancy role at Doug Ryder’s new team
Sponsor ties see the veteran Italian connected to Ryder's new pro squad.
Doug Ryder is quietly building a ProTeam for 2023 as speculation mounts surrounding a billionaire’s backing
The former Dimension Data general manager is looking to put together a second-tier team for 2023.
Qhubeka-NextHash riders missing November, December pay as UCI bank guarantee kicks in
Riders told that they can keep bikes to offset against salaries as Ryder vows to 'honor our agreement.'
Q&A: Doug Ryder on Team Qhubeka’s closure, its legacy, and its future
In this wide-ranging, exclusive interview, the Team Qhubeka-NextHash principal opens up about his team's journey.
Simon Clarke wants to keep racing despite Qhubeka collapse
Veteran Australian is holding out for a late-hour contract and hopes to land something by late January.
Qhubeka-NextHash confirms WorldTour team will fold next week
The team says it has ended its search for sponsors for 2022, but that the Continental team will continue to race.
Report: Qhubeka-NextHash to cease sponsor search, abandon hopes of 2022 WorldTour season
Team boss Douglas Ryder thanked riders and staffers, aims to return to WorldTour status in 2023.
What next for Africa’s Team Qhubeka-NextHash?
As a final deadline draws near, The Outer Line talked to embattled Team Qhubeka-NextHash principal Doug Ryder about the team’s prospects and survival.
Qhubeka-NextHash has not yet applied for a WorldTour license for 2022
"We are actively engaged with potential partners, and our current partners, as we work to secure our future for 2022," says Douglas Ryder.
Doug Ryder confirms sponsor search continues for Qhubeka-NextHash
Team officials confirm NextHash will not be title sponsor in 2022 but vow team will race next season as search for partners continues.
Qhubeka confirms future of U23 development team; Rory Sutherland to join Australian national team
NTT Continental Cycling Team becomes Team Qhubeka for 2021 as it looks to continue developing U23 talent from Africa.
Sean Bennett joins Qhubeka-Assos for 2021
South African team continues to fill out its roster with arrival of new sponsors for next season.
Final-hour deal with ASSOS saves Africa’s WorldTour team
Officials confirm team will remain in WorldTour despite departure of several high-profile riders.
Bjarne Riis out of NTT as team continues its sponsor search for 2021
Behind-the-scenes fallout sees Riis exiting after less than one year at helm of African team.
Maybe the NTT team will find a sponsor after all?
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NTT harkens for days of nine-rider rosters for grand tours
Discussions of reducing rosters during the Covid-19 pandemic revives debate about what the appropriate size of the peloton.
NTT undergoes salary cuts, prepares for race revival in pivotal year
Africa's first WorldTour team sees the pressure mounting as its title sponsorship is up for renewal in a season of upheaval.
The Outer Line: Analyzing Bjarne Riis’s return to pro cycling with NTT Pro Cycling
The Outer Line examines the news that Bjarne Riis will take a director role with NTT Pro Cycling for 2020.
Pozzovivo to join NTT, Dunne to retire
Despite a career-threatening crash, the veteran Italian finds a future, while the peloton's tallest rider is retiring.
Dimension Data managers clash over Cavendish’s absence from the Tour
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Commentary: Leaving Cavendish at home was the right call for Dimension Data
Leaving Mark Cavendish off its Tour de France roster was the right move for Dimension Data, writes Fred Dreier.
Dimension Data Principal on WorldTour numbers: ‘The right decision was made for cycling’
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How Mark Cavendish got his Tour de France mojo back
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Doug Ryder on a rejuvenated Mark Cavendish: ‘What a f**king legend’
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Mission accomplished: Cavendish completes long campaign to grab Tour yellow
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Despite Olympic selection, Dimension Data wants Cavendish to complete Tour
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Dimension Data ‘blown away’ by support for Keagan Girdlestone
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Ryder on Meyer leaving Dimension Data: ‘It’s sad for all of us’
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Van Zyl: Team Dimension Data to set up development programme in Italy, splits with World Cycling Centre Africa
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Dimension Data gets its date in front of UCI Licence Commission; Cookson feels team is logical choice for WorldTour place
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Dimension Data is dropping Qhubeka from title sponsor, but for good reason…
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Ryder: Meintjes leaving MTN-Qhubeka is like a gaping wound
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Ryder: Team Dimension Data is physically and financially ready to go WorldTour
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How the World Cycling Centre Africa has helped develop MTN-Qhubeka’s talent, and what the future holds
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Douglas Ryder on MTN-Qhubeka’s future: Sponsorship talks are ongoing, the team is secure
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Douglas Ryder: Team MTN-Qhubeka wants to win a stage and hold a leader’s jersey in first Tour de France
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MTN-Qhubeka Principal: We will chase stages and jerseys in first Tour
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