As more mountain bikers cross over to the road, what does each discipline teach the body – and can riding one make you better at the other?

Can the UCI stave off revolution by accepting evolution?

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‘It’s going to be insane’, according to ten-time Indian national champion Naveen John, who unpacks the vision, context, and possible route of the Worlds in Pune

A whirlwind of a World Championship week captured through the photographer's lens.

Even the Belgians' bottles couldn't save them.

Numbers in the front group and an agreement to be selfless.

Team USA plays it to perfection as McNulty overhauls bigger favorites to secure a rainbow jersey.

Nine years after his last race, Slovak national team masseur Vladimír Kováčik is living the dream he’d set aside as a teenager.

Even from 4,000 miles away, Pogačar's influence is still felt in Montreal – the favourites can't stop talking about him.

Vollering's 2026 has been nothing short of extraordinary. Flanders, the Giro, Liège-Bastogne-Liège, the Tour de France Femmes, and now the World Championship road race.

Vollering spent 23 km solo before being brought back by the favourites, only to then out-sprint Niewiadoma-Phinney in the finale, with Longo Borghini completing the podium.

Barry went up the road on lap two, against his team's plan, and stayed there.

The struggling brand was once synonymous with authenticity. But whatever its missteps, its fall is partly rooted in how the fashion culture it created in the sport has now moved on.

We have eyes and ears everywhere in Montreal.

A day inside cycling's most punishing livestream.

Odette Lynch and Aline Seitz are just two of many international riders living out of suitcases on a constant roadtrip around the United States

Cycling talents are hidden in all corners of the globe. The World Championships are an annual opportunity for them to step into the spotlight.

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We think it's great, but why is the UCI not shouting about one of its few not-terrible ideas?

Reduced sponsor visibility headlined teams' opposition. They will receive additional hotel rooms and VIP passes as compensation.

Do not mess with Matthew Brennan.

We've known for years that riders are at risk of hearing loss. Most would rather avoid looking 'stupid'.

The final new venue of the year provided the closest and most tactical racing of the season.

Filippo Ganna took silver, and Paul Seixas rounded out the podium in third.

Marlen Reusser celebrated her birthday in style, coming from behind to win her second world title by 40 seconds – Zoe Bäckstedt and Franzi Koch complete the podium.

Between its "subservience" to the Tour de France and the impact of extreme weather, the Giro d'Italia faces challenges – which echo throughout the calendar.

The big European industry show presented many new big-wheel bikes, and some new ones with smaller wheels, too.

It took a forced break for Leadville 100 winner Melisa Rollins to confront an issue she'd never dealt with properly.

What's eating Philippe Gilbert?

From 1900 to 1943, tens of thousands of Parisians would watch 'triporteurs' race along the city's boulevards. This Sunday, it happens again.

Life Time has built a premier racing series, but evolution will be the key to sustaining a true professional league.

Best PC Ecuador sent seven riders to the Vuelta Ciclística al Ecuador. By the time they reached Quito, they had won five stages, swept the GC podium, and won every classification.

Since returning from the WorldTour, Vermeulen has embraced humility, service, and personal relationships to find success at home.

Remco Evenepoel has a brand new victory salute, developed over a lengthy period of brainstorming.

You too can now wear Primož Roglič's nonchalance.

Over a year, Dutch woodworker Daan Keijzer has poured 400 hours into a precise Canyon Aeroad replica with wooden spokes, wooden pawls, and a wooden chain – and he's not done yet.

The Granada finale was neutralised for the last lap, during which a select number raced for stage victory as the GC riders rolled home safely – and Enric Mas became a Grand Tour champion.

The French WorldTeam retains its national identity, but the lighter tax burden of Swiss-registered business means higher contracts are easier to stomach.

Running is a convenient form of cross-training; here's how to get the biggest benefit on the bike, and what might have an even bigger effect.

Rider Michael Garrison and team owner Chad Strickland of SpeedStudio are taking a different approach to making a living in U.S. racing.

We've got some smack talk in Germany would you believe.

The retired pro on phishing, paranoia, and the improbable chain of people – including an Instagram founder – who helped save his 'Worst Retirement Ever' channel from hackers.

As money and attention continue to flow into gravel racing, a desire to ensure fair competition follows.

A local government debt crisis across China is forcing severe spending cuts, and the Tour of Guangxi could be on the chopping block

Quite a few Tarmacs, and the various other bikes that our team hauled all the way to Japan.

It was not a good weekend for bike race safety.

Extreme heat shortened a punchy stage 15, won by Wout van Aert from a late five-man move – no changes to GC before final rest day.

From whippersnapper to renaissance man – across his ten-year career, Mas has gone from the next Spanish sensation to nearly man, and now he's back on top at the Vuelta that's central to it all.