Mads Pedersen

After a 2019 season that only came together at the world championships in September, Pedersen committed to hitting spring classics in champion form.

The American-licensed team ended the season with a string of success and will look to carry momentum into next season with the arrival of new stars, young and old.

The Slovakian superstar wants to go to Tokyo next summer, but confirms he won't be repeating his mountain bike experiment from Rio de Janeiro.

Cycling's new world champions will race in the rainbow bands before the season closes, but women's winner has delayed her return

On this week's episode we break down all of the action from the Yorkshire road races, including USA Cycling's success in the junior races. Also, we analyze Mads Pedersen and Annemiek van Vleuten's big wins, and hear from Quinn Simmons, America's latest junior men's world champion.

Ex-pro Wiggins says the Dane's rainbow jersey is the most unexpected in decades as Pedersen plans to debut stripes

Italy missed a chance to win its first rainbow jersey in more than a decade when Trentin's legs failed him in the final sprint

Yorkshire delivered on its promise of a demanding race, but Sunday's test pushed the world's best to their collective limit.

23-year-old beat Matteo Trentin and Stefan Küng to the line after a day of near-constant rain, becoming the first Danish male world champion in the process.

Amongst dozens of tubulars and double-ring drivetrains, the bikes of Zdenek Stybar and Mads Pedersen stood out at Gent-Wevelgem.

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