Dani Ostanek is Senior News Writer at Cyclingnews, having joined in 2017 as a freelance contributor, later being hired full-time. Before joining the team, she had written for numerous major publications in the cycling world, including Cycling Weekly and Rouleur.
Dani has reported from the world's top races and has interviewed many of the sport's biggest stars, such as Mathieu van der Poel and Demi Vollering. Her favourite races include the Tour de France Femmes, Paris-Roubaix, and Tro-Bro Léon.
Latest articles by Dani Ostanek

Wout van Aert ramps up comeback preparation with six-hour Stelvio gravel ride after missing Tour de France
By Dani Ostanek Published
News Belgian training at altitude in Italy ahead of late-season goals at Vuelta a España and Road World Championships

'It's as if he only has one or two rounds left' – Tudor left without answers for Julian Alaphilippe's Tour de France struggles
By Dani Ostanek Published
News Six-time Tour stage winner has now gone 82 days at the race without tasting success

'It didn't even cross my mind to continue' racing after 2025 crash, says recently retired Chris Froome
By Dani Ostanek Published
News Four-time Tour de France winner says that Tadej Pogačar takes dominance 'to a whole new level'

Tour de France: Tadej Pogačar shreds the field in the Massif Central to extend GC lead and claim stage 10
By Dani Ostanek Published
Results Remco Evenepoel's late charge to second sees him vault onto podium on Bastille Day as Jonas Vingegaard defends second after fading in final stretch

Early sprint stage win for Decathlon 'takes a huge amount of pressure off' teenage leader Paul Seixas in second half of Tour de France
By Dani Ostanek Published
News France's great hope heads on a voyage into the unknown beyond the rest day after his first-ever stint racing nine days in a row

'Pogačar is just a freak of nature' – Tobias Halland Johannessen on the search for success in a Tour de France dominated by one man
By Dani Ostanek Published
News Norwegian rider says 'Pogacar will carry the jersey until Paris' after he wrested control from Uno-X Mobility's Torstein Træen

'Nice to have friends in the peloton' – Michael Matthews benefits from a small act of sportsmanship on the Tour de France's hottest day
By Dani Ostanek Published
News After the Australian found himself in the chase group without a radio late on stage 9, a rival team came to his aid

Rider disqualified for wearing video-recording glasses during a race, complains of double standards with Tour de France filming
By Dani Ostanek Published
News Another strange disqualification as Willie Smit thrown off the Tour of Magnificent Qinghai for wearing smart shades during stage 1

QuickStep to end 24-year title sponsorship of Soudal-QuickStep team – but a replacement is lined up for 2027
By Dani Ostanek, Alasdair Fotheringham Published
News Safety Jogger set to step up as title sponsor of longstanding Belgian squad

'You just want to bury yourself in a hole and hide away' – Tom Pidcock's Tour de France hopes dashed amid Tourmalet torment
By Dani Ostanek Published
News Briton says 'I just don't have it on the long climbs'

'Not the day I wanted' – Jonas Vingegaard dealt major blow by Tadej Pogačar but insists he will improve at the Tour de France
By Dani Ostanek Published
News 'I still believe my legs will get better throughout the race' says Dane

Cian Uijtdebroeks withdraws from Tour de France on Col du Tourmalet
By Dani Ostanek Published
News Movistar lose their GC leader as Belgian suffers from stomach issues and a fever

Why was Jonas Vingegaard given the same time as Tadej Pogačar despite finishing 12 seconds down on Tour de France stage 5? The three-second rule explained
By Dani Ostanek Published
News Dane finished well down on Tadej Pogačar in Pau after late chase, but was credited with the same time

Tour de France: Olav Kooij shines in debut with victory on stage 5 in Pau
By Dani Ostanek Published
Results Max Kanter and Tim Merlier settle for podium spots behind winner as peloton makes late catch of lone breakaway rider after 144km

'We've been able to set some goals' – Neilson Powless makes racing return after five months of rehabilitation following knee surgery
By Dani Ostanek Published
News American, who last raced at the Tour de la Provence, returns at the Tour of Austria

Tour de France: Isaac del Toro, Tadej Pogačar power to UAE Team Emirates 1-2 on stage 2
By Dani Ostanek Published
Results Jonas Vingegaard misses out on time bonuses as Evenepoel sneaks in for third on Côte de Montjuïc

Bjarne Riis labels Picnic-PostNL's Tour de France TTT effort 'embarrassing'
By Dani Ostanek Published
News Dutch outfit tried to go for the green jersey but imploded

'Better safe than sorry' – Jonas Vingegaard masks up at Tour de France in bid to avoid a repeat of Vuelta and Giro illnesses
By Dani Ostanek Published
News Visma-Lease a Bike opt for safety-first option for yellow jersey ahead of stage 2 start in Tarragona

The battle for the Tour de France points competition starts on unfamiliar shoulders as Egan Bernal claims the race's first green jersey
By Dani Ostanek Published
News Colombian led the way as quickest to the first checkpoint in TTT, while at the other end of the standings, Picnic-PostNL can look back on a day to forget

French GC hopeful Kévin Vauquelin loses precious time in Tour de France opening team time trial
By Dani Ostanek Published
News Last year's seventh place finisher punctures in latter stages of Barcelona TTT

Edoardo Affini recovers from pre-Tour de France misfortunes to start in Barcelona as Arnaud De Lie's struggles continue
By Dani Ostanek Published
Belgian sprinter missed team presentation with illness while Italian time triallist crashed at the National Championships

'You may decide to cancel a stage' – French regions will be authorised to call off Tour de France stages if extreme heatwaves hit the race
By Dani Ostanek Published
News Minister of the Interior issues message to department prefects as more high temperatures are forecast in France this July

Is the Tour de France peloton getting younger? Investigating the history of teenage riders at the Grand Tour as Paul Seixas makes his debut
By Dani Ostanek Published
Analysis As Paul Seixas aims to become the youngest winner since Henri Cornet in 1904, we take a look at the youngest riders who have raced and won the Tour
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