Paul Seixas wins his first Monument just days after turning 20, in a hugely disappointing performance from Evenepoel and Del Toro

Remco Evenepoel claims his first European title in a thrilling race in which the photo finish decided the winner

McNulty lives the American Dream in Montreal, taking the World Championships’ most surprising victory in more than 20 years

Enric Mas wins the Vuelta that set him free and changed forever how we see him

Enric Mas heads into the third week with a lead that looks decisive

Enric Mas has the opportunity of a lifetime, even though his team will not be able to be there with him in the high mountains

Conclusions from the first three days of racing, even if only two have counted towards the overall standings

Demi Vollering claims her second Tour de France Femmes in a dramatic battle with Niewiadoma and Reusser | The Tour de France Femmes sets new audience records in France

Tadej Pogačar wins his fifth Tour de France in Paris after a memorable duel with Mathieu van der Poel on Montmartre | A team-by-team review of the Tour

Pogačar seals his fifth Tour de France, Carapaz leaves with two stages and the polka-dot jersey, while debate grows over safety and the crowds on the climbs

Pogačar seals his fifth Tour de France, Carapaz leaves with two stages and the polka-dot jersey, while debate grows over safety and the crowds on the climbs

The return of overnight anti-doping controls has revived cycling's old doping suspicions, though perhaps we should ask whether they ever really went away

After many days of Cartesian order and submission, teams are finally starting to challenge the script

I began my Tour preview in Barcelona by posing one question for each team. Nine stages later, many are starting to get answered... whilst others have only grown.

Mathieu van der Poel wins from an elite breakaway after UAE controlled the stage... but never raced for the victory

The Tourmalet bows to Pogačar on the day he blows the race apart ahead of Vingegaard. First chapter in the soap opera between Remco and Lipowitz

The Tourmalet bows to Pogačar on the day he blows the race apart ahead of Vingegaard. First chapter in the soap opera between Remco and Lipowitz

Extreme heat stirs the debate over race dates and start times in cycling | Mads Pedersen puts on a show, Træen takes yellow and the peloton enjoys a truce before the Tourmalet

The TTT puts Vingegaard in yellow with a collective Visma masterclass | Miguel Indurain gives me his view of a Tour that could bring Pogačar a fifth title

I’ve got a fair question for each team from Barcelona, where the city has fully embraced Saturday’s Grand Départ

I’ve got a fair question for each team from Barcelona, where the city has fully embraced Saturday’s Grand Départ

Leading figures from across the cycling world share their ideas for making the sport safer. Here's what three riders lining up for this year's Tour and one former winner have to say.

National championship absences should force the UCI and national federations to rethink the calendar given their proximity to the Tour de France.

Jonas Vingegaard takes a fourth stage in pink in another procession | The Giro must rethink its identity

Vingegaard heads into the final week of the Giro as a formality towards the inevitable | Cycling has a problem… and its enemies within

Jonas Vingegaard took a second win at Corno alle Scale. Is the Giro almost decided with so much racing still to come?

After one of the most intense cycling springs in years, the first men’s Grand Tour of the season arrives with Jonas Vingegaard as the clear — and only — favourite

Tadej Pogačar’s victory, his duel with history, the insolent emergence of Paul Seixas and the contradictions of Remco Evenepoel. The spring ends with a great show.

Wout van Aert takes the biggest victory of his life at Paris-Roubaix and denies Tadej Pogačar the chance to complete the full set of Monuments.

This is an era of constant hyperbole, an age of wonders, but none on the scale of what Tadej Pogačar could achieve at this Roubaix

Tadej Pogačar wins his third RVV amid debate over van der Poel’s tactics, an impressive debut from Evenepoel, and the week that could finally define (t)his era

Wout van Aert heads into another attempt to win De Ronde, the race that has obsessed him most throughout his career, amid an unexpected resurgence in 2026

With Pogačar as the clear favourite, Evenepoel’s presence disrupts the potential alliances and the race’s expected dynamics

Jonas Vingegaard dominates the Volta a Catalunya, sharpens his condition for the Giro, and climbs even higher into the historical elite of stage racers

Since that masked afternoon in September 2020, in a time trial that changed everything, Tadej Pogačar has won a lot of races… but none quite as beautiful and epic as this Milano-Sanremo

Del Toro confirms his level as Vingegaard strengthens his place among the greatest stage-racers in history

Mathieu van der Poel takes one of the stages of the year at Tirreno. It’s not the first time I’ve written this sentence ;)

Tadej Pogačar puts on a show to claim his fourth Strade Bianche as Paul Seixas bursts onto the scene to confirm what we suspected: he is here to shape an era

The inside story of how a stage cancellation is managed in professional cycling, and what it looks like when 140 riders debate in real time

Remco Evenepoel wins the GC and two stages to take his tally to six wins in a blistering start to the season

Red Bull’s ambition sets a very high bar for the project, with questions over the fit between Remco Evenepoel and Lipowitz

Economics, licences, UCI points, business, investment, betting companies, and a touch of cycling romanticism… or not

Groenewegen’s victory on his debut propels the Rockets into the group of contenders to get a WorldTour licence during this three-year cycle

An interview with the Rockets’ DS, one of the peloton’s teams of the moment, analysing the present and future of a project that has its sights set on the next Tour de France

Astana face the challenge of repeating a miraculous season without the motivation or urgency of having to chase UCI points at all costs

The Tour de France will return to the UK with three stages packed with explosive climbs, passing through Scotland, England and Wales

INEOS face a deeper revolution than it might seem, amid a generational shift and a change in hierarchies

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An interview with UAE’s Sports Manager on the pressure on Del Toro, leadership roles, Ayuso’s departure and the Israel protests from the team’s perspective