Ineos Grenadiers

Hotly-tipped Aussie leaves Ineos Grenadiers one season early to join 'home' team on blockbuster four-year deal.

Nearly two years after his horrific crash, could things finally be looking up for the Colombian superstar? 'It's what I work for every day.'

The Welsh rider remains the only British-born Tour de France winner and it all started on an outdoor velodrome in Cardiff: 'I started to win a lot, and I thought, that’s it, then.'

'Cycling at this level is finite ... I don’t have another 10 years': Brit drops Ineos for Lidl-Trek in hunt for grand tour glory – will it pay off?

The British squad reups with six more riders ahead of the 2024 season with 25 riders now confirmed to its roster for next year.

Breakthroughs in nutrition science have enabled riders to eat more carbs than ever before: How far can the 'carbolution' go?

The 17-year-old has penned a three-year deal with the British squad that will see him ride in Ineos colors through 2026.

Thomas is hinting at a return to one-day racing before retirement, but would it rob him his competitiveness at grand tours? And does it even matter?

The UK super team is betting that the 21-year-old Spanish talent will raise to the occasion to take on Jumbo-Visma and UAE Team Emirates in the quest for the yellow jersey.

A link to the team's glory days, when the UK squad won seven of eight yellow jerseys in a row with four different riders, Thomas insists he's still looking forward: 'I still love racing my bike.'

CX will play a limited role this winter, and Ineos Grenadiers star believes time is on his side in a bid for the Tour de France: 'I need to be patient.'

Grand tour racing could be turned upside down by potential 'Soudal-Visma' fusion, and Tadej Pogačar could profit.

Analysis: The head-spinning story keeps evolving, with new reports that Patrick Lefevere might form a 'place-holder team' if Soudal Quick-Step closes shop.

Roglič and Jumbo-Visma rose hand-in-hand to the top of the grand tour hierarchy. Can Roglič fulfil his Tour de France quest without them?

The American rider won the best young rider's jersey after racing for the first time since a heavy crash at the Tour de Suisse in June.

Welsh veteran may be facing a difficult end to his GC career at Spanish tour as Ineos Grenadiers tilts toward a new era.

Rising Dutch GC racer loses tooth, receives facial stitches as Ineos Grenadiers reels from tough opening week of racing.

The British powerhouse lost its second rider of this Vuelta a España: 'It’s just bike racing isn’t it, it’s a risky sport.'

Dunbar loses time, Thomas loses teammate as downpour and darkening evening skies left riders falling like skittles.

Follow all the pre-race news ahead of the opening Barcelona team time trial on Saturday 26.

Prestacycle releases its new color-coded versions of the popular TorqKey tools.

Ineos Grenadiers come out swinging in quest to win its first grand tour in two years with Arensman, Ganna also part of blockbuster selection.

Climber carnage at Ineos Grenadiers, more heft behind Pogačar, questions over Evenepoel, Cavendish, and all the other nuggets to know.

Pidcock continues to thread the needle between three disciplines – but his Tour de France mission may force him to reconfigure.

Frenchwoman romps to fifth XCO mountain bike world title in Glentress Forest.

Evenepoel dismisses transfer rumors as 'small bullshit', rates his form for title defences at San Sebastián, road worlds, Vuelta a España.

If Vingegaard or Roglič win the Vuelta a España, Jumbo-Visma will be the first team to sweep a season's grand tours – and its reputation will be changed forever.

Pidcock leaves the Tour with lessons for the future as he strives to become Ineos Grenadiers' next yellow jersey.

Tom Pidcock still recovering from overheating on stage 14 as his GC fight slips away.

Podium push for Rodríguez and surging Pidcock as old and young Ineos Grenadiers riders feed off one another's energy.

With Soudal Quick-Step on course for its worst Tour in a decade, the pressure's on to keep 'Project Remco' a reality for 2024.

Tadej Pogačar and Jonas Vingegaard are riding away from the pack in this Tour – here's how their rivals plan to catch back.

Action man Pidcock climbs up the standings, enjoying challenge of racing for GC and exploring limits.

Former yellow jersey dominator accepts it's a level below Pogačar and Vingegaard, but is plotting its return to the top.

The 2019 Tour de France winner returns for his first grand tour since his near-fatal crash early in 2022: 'Be strong, because life only comes to us once.'

Seven-time Tour-topping team stuck in limbo as it waits on new talents to flourish while questions hang over proven winners.

Here are the threads that will stitch together the narrative in men's cycling's biggest stage race.

A strong week across the French Alps could confirm his return to the Tour de France next month: 'We can feel he’s really close.'

'At the moment, it just hurts': Welshman will leave Giro d'Italia with head high after TT turnaround as questions remain over retirement.

The 2020 Giro winner went down in a pileup on a damp descent with less than 70km left to go.

The German wins in a photo-finish ahead of Milan and Cavendish as the Giro's longest stage delivers more drama of the wrong kind.

On the brink of his 37th birthday and with rumors of retirement, Thomas could be on track for his best chance yet at winning the maglia rosa.

Will the UK super team have someone to match Evenepoel and Roglič? Tao Geoghegan Hart and Geraint Thomas are hoping so.

Tom Pidcock, Pauline Ferrand Prevot outline spring mountain bike schedule.

Two podiums and victory at Strade Bianche confirm Pidcock's spring classics pedigree: 'It's promising for the future.'

The 23-year-old will lead Ineos Grenadiers at Liège-Bastogne-Liège on Sunday.

British powerhouse looks to revive GC hopes as it loads Thomas, Geoghegan Hart, Sivakov, Arensman into Giro d'Italia tuneup.

Amstel Gold Race and Liège-Bastogne-Liège are likely before a break and a possible Tour de France start.

Geraint Thomas also starts for Ineos Grenadiers after a long break as he chases form ahead of the Giro d'Italia.

Strade Bianche winner crashed twice during Tirreno-Adriatico and he will miss the Italian monument on doctor's orders.

The 2019 Tour de France winner hasn't raced since crashing out of the Vuelta a San Juan in late January with a knee injury.

Both walked away without serious injury but the spring classics implications could have been shattering.

The Ineos Grenadiers rider missed the split but powered alone to bridge across in impressive display of raw power.

Matteo Tosatto recounts key moments of victory: 'Tom never once looked back until the very final wall.'

The Ineos Grenadiers rider begins his classics campaign at Omloop Het Nieuwsblad.

Ineos Grenadiers deputy Rod Ellingworth says there are 'no concerns' about the Colombian despite a lingering knee injury.

He bosses international 'cross and he's trained with Ineos Grenadiers, but the 17-year-old sensation is in no rush to join the very top.

Australian veteran is signed on for one more year at the WorldTour and will continue to balance road racing and preparation for the Ironman.

Double trouble Saturday for Ineos Grenadiers riders as Bernal suffers knee pains, Ganna picked up for arms-on-the bars aero position.

After top ride at WorldTour opener, Sheffield steels for major run from Strade Bianche to Liège-Bastogne-Liège.

The WorldTour sophomore is holding steady at the Santos Tour Down Under through crashes, heat, echelons, and a high-profile face-off.

Here's the news making the headlines on Wednesday, January 18.

2018 Tour de France winner wants to stay with Ineos Grenadiers if he races beyond this season.

Less than one year after his career-threatening crash, Bernal debuts new season at Vuelta a San Juan.

The spring classics, the worlds, and a grand tour debut are the top goals for his sophomore season.

British doctor was charged with ordering banned testosterone gel for an unnamed rider.

A look at all of the men's and women's WorldTour team kits unveiled so far.

British all-rounder insists there's plenty of room to race to win in the ever-deeper UAE Team Emirates.

Procedure will ease breathing for the 2019 Tour de France champion ahead of his season debut.

'Froome at his best, or Pogačar, these guys are psychological beasts.' Porte looks back on life in high-pressure, data-driven peloton.

Pidcock on sandy podium at Zilvermeercross: 'It will always be difficult for me in the sand. I train on it, but I'm not getting any better at it.'

Brighter colors and a new design from Bioracer sets tone for next season.

Here's what's making headlines on Monday, December 12.

Ineos Grenadiers boots into regeneration mode in 2023 as it builds foundations for future Tour de France challenges.

The Frenchwoman returns to racing after a short break as she continues her cyclocross season.

Team Sky won seven yellow jerseys in an eight-year span, but it was far from a sure bet in 2010. We look back at where the original 26 riders are today.

Ian Stannard and Dajo Sanders join UK-based team in latest changes among staffers.

All-terrain ace gets back in saddle with weekend cyclocross double-header after nosediving disappointment at MTB and road worlds.

Interview explores Boswell's struggles within the UK team, and his transition to gravel racing: 'In gravel I'm self-dependent.'

The WorldTour rookie impressed across the spring classics as well as in the Vuelta a España.