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A yellow jersey gained but precious seconds lost to Pogačar in Tour's latest twist.

Just six weeks after he piloted Primož Roglic to the pink jersey, Kuss is making his presence felt in Jumbo-Visma's yellow jersey quest.

UAE-Team Emirates management on letting Hindley off the leash and defending champion Vingegaard's 'impressive' strength.

Jumbo-Visma dominates on day it didn't expect success: 'We didn’t think today was the perfect stage for me.'

Van Aert says hints of tension in the Netflix documentary does not reflect reality: 'The criticism should not be there. The atmosphere is great.'

Van Aert loses opportunity, Pogačar nabs bonuses in frustrating second stage for Dutch dominators.

Jumbo-Visma wins grand tours when the Colorado climbing ace is on the start list.

Pedaling on eggshells: All across the peloton, riders are waiting for final confirmation if they'll be racing the Tour de France or not.

We investigate how and why cross-training, nutrition, and psychology have become crucial to forging modern Tour de France champions.

Lifting the lid on how riders peak for three weeks, why they don't taper, why Pogačar is sacrificing racing for training, and more.

Here's what's making headlines on Tuesday, June 6.

How Primož Roglič won — and almost lost — the Giro d'Italia racing with a gravel-inspired setup.

Here's what's making headlines on Friday, May 19.

UPDATED: Italia star is the latest rider to leave with an infection since the start of the Italian grand tour.

Jumbo-Visma climbing ace gets fast-tracked to rookie corsa rosa after rapid ride through the Trinity ranks with Tom Pidcock, Ben Healy.

Sepp Kuss on Jumbo-Visma's pink jersey ambitions: 'Primož is stronger than he was four years ago. He is a candidate for victory.'

Riders like Evenepoel, Roglič spent months at altitude to prep for the Giro d'Italia. We lift the lid on the risks and rewards of the peloton's most popular performance booster.

Riders like Evenepoel, Roglič spent months at altitude to prep for the Giro d'Italia. We lift the lid on the risks and rewards of the peloton's most popular performance booster.

Coloradan relishes challenge of his first Giro since 2019 after his season was turned upside down by late addition to Primož Roglič's support crew.

Coloradan relishes challenge of his first Giro since 2019 after his season was turned upside down by late addition to Primož Roglič's support crew.

Here's the news making the headlines on Sunday, April 23.

The Belgian superstar is hitting the backroads of rural Belgian in 'Hunt for Champagne' bikepacking trip with friends.

Defending Tour de France champion 'essential' for Jumbo-Visma's future, says team boss Richard Plugge in contract extension.

'Now we've passed that test, the world of cycling is open.' – Gravaa and Scope pack ambition after breakout ride through 'Hell of the North.'

The Belgian hits the podium but lost a chance at going for the win after puncturing on the Carrefour de l'Arbre: 'I think I had the legs to do more.'

The Dane dropped everyone on the final climb to solo home an emphatic victory. Landa and Izagirre hit podium, with McNulty in 7th.

Jumbo-Visma confirms Laporte, Affini, and defending champion Van Baarle will use the new KAPS system for Roubaix and its 55km of pavé.

Van Aert has come to terms with missing the podium at the Tour of Flanders.

After being dropped and then losing the sprint for the Ronde podium, Van Aert rebounds for Roubaix: 'I’ll turn that page. This week there’s another chance.'

Classics powerhouse tests the Gravaa KAPS system at Dwars door Vlaanderen ahead of possible use at the 'Hell of the North' next month.

The Dutch rider animated an active Dwars door Vlaanderen in just her second road race following surgery earlier this year.

Jumbo-Visma looks to build an even stronger team for the future, even after a five-consecutive-win opening at the spring classics.

Early attack containing Alexander Kristoff almost makes it to the finish.

Jumbo-Visma has a deal with the company through 2024 but could be on the hunt for a new title sponsor for 2025.

The big yellow machine rolls into Dwars door Vlaanderen as favorites even with Van Aert and Van Baarle resting up for Tour of Flanders.

The Belgian could play kingmaker in Sunday's soggy showdown Gent-Wevelgem, but did he make the right call? Our editors debate the question.

Van Aert blows up race over the Kemmelberg in another spectacle just one week ahead of Tour of Flanders.

Here's what three of Jumbo-Visma's classics heavyweights said after Laporte brings home team one-two in Wevelgem.

From Annemiek van Vleuten's form to the tussle for success between SD Worx and Trek-Segafredo.

'We are very confident in our approach': Team brushes off Jonas Vingegaard's bruising beating as it reverts to altitude training framework.

Primož Roglič helped develop it, Wout van Aert loves it: How Jumbo-Visma and nutrition pioneers Maurten created pro racing's latest must-have.

Van Aert drops the inner ring for La Primavera and its crucial Poggio ascent: 'It's a small advantage we wanted to take'

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

Tour de Hoody: The Slovenian superstar is rewriting the script of modern cycling one attack at a time.

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

Teams deployed an interesting mix of tactics in the 32km team time trial that turned tradition on its head.

'Jumbo-Visma lost the race, they each did their own thing': Six days after the sublime of Kuurne-Brussel-Kuurne, Dutch squad derailed in Siena.

'It’s not that I want to give up on the idea of being a leader, but it’s no longer a pressure': Kuss continues to relish role as Tour de France superdomestique.

"We said we changed the emphasis in the team away from the classics and that's becoming clear," says Soudal Quick-Step team boss.

The Belgian missed several days of training after falling ill last week.

Thirty year-old Paris-Roubaix winner continues his slow burn after moving to Jumbo-Visma.

After off-season marriage and Colombia camp, U.S. ace Kuss reboots at UAE Tour as he builds back toward Tour de France.

The two-time world time trial champion says he's done with racing: 'It will definitely be my last as a professional.'

A popular hotel for Tour de France-bound pros searching for altitude and sun is already booked out in 2024 and 2025.

So-called 'Greatest Of All Time' to stay with Jumbo-Visma through 2025 as she continues to conquer pro cycling.

Jumbo-Visma says that the defending world champion has a 'constriction of her pelvic artery.'

The growing gap between the WorldTour's haves and have-nots will shape the grand tour narrative in 2023.

Analysis: Jumbo-Visma packs the firepower and experience to target grand tours and monuments, but can the team pull it off?

Kuss on his hopes of a return to the 2023 Tour de France: 'It would be cool to be part of that again.'

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

Supplier switches between SRAM, Shimano, Campagnolo for Jumbo-Visma and UAE Emirates to be put under microscope in curtain-raising races.

No race left a more immediate mark in 2022 than the Tour de France Femmes.

Vingegaard anticipates new approach for Tour de France defense after blowing Pogačar out of yellow with haymaker attacks this summer.

World road title, Tour of Flanders and Paris-Roubaix top priorities as Jumbo-Visma star confirms 2023 road calendar.

Belgian star asks fans to respect his privacy as profile continues to rise.

Team reveals leadership roles for the first two grand tours of the season.

Cyclocross: Jumbo-Visma's top stars map out calendars on the way to worlds at Hoogerheide in February.

Dutch team to race on Reserve wheels, Speedplay pedals, and SRAM for 2023, with Cervélo frames and Vittoria tires staying on.

Three-year deal sees arrival of BetCity, one of the Netherlands' largest online gaming and betting platforms.

Here's what's making headlines on Friday, December 9.

Jumbo-Visma ended 2022 as the No. 1 men's WorldTour team. For next year, the team will be under pressure to stay there.

'It will be difficult to go to the Tour or Giro and ride for my own chances. There are so many other good leaders here.' Stick or twist for Jumbo-Visma star?

Jumbo-Visma star unsure if he'll be recovered from shoulder surgery in time for Giro d'Italia, faces leadership battle for Tour de France.

With the UCI-sanctioned gravel worlds slated for Flanders in 2024, it might be too close to home for Van Aert to avoid.

'They will share leadership,' insists staff, but choosing between a new Dutch dominator and a longtime team talisman may not be so simple.

Reigning Tour de France champion hints title defense still uncertain for 2023, talks of life in the media glare.

The Belgian had been rumored to be starting in November but won't race until next month.

Maud Oudeman, 19, Nienke Veenhoven, and Rosita Reijnhout, both 18, join the Dutch squad.

The Dutch team have sought guidance on managing internal competition within the squad as well dealing with the aftermath of victory.