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Do you want a heads-up on the premium content about to go live on Cyclingnews? Well, you're in the right place.

Below you can find a month-by-month guide to the member-exclusive content that we'll be sharing with our community of Cyclingnews subscribers. Whether it's the latest in-depth Cyclingnews Labs test from our tech team, a deep dive racing investigation, or a lookback at where some of cycling's most successful squads are today, our editorial calendar should provide the answers.

Just click through the sections below to see what's coming up on Cyclingnews.

We'll continuously update this page throughout the year to ensure that you know exactly what to expect from your Cyclingnews premium subscription.

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June

  • We take you inside one of the most important, but equally hectic, parts of gravel racing - the F1-style pit stop zones
  • With the Tour de France just a month away, the Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (formerly the Critérium du Dauphiné) always has some of the biggest tech launches of the entire road season. We bring you a comprehensive tech gallery from the one-week race
  • How are some pro cyclists still competing at the top level as they approach their 40th birthdays? We speak to some of the sport's 'lifers' to learn the secrets behind a long professional career
  • Does the bike industry have issues with labour conditions within some of its factories? We speak with some of the major players in the sector to understand how deep-rooted this problem actually is
  • Should altitude training be banned? It's widely known to boost performance, but is training at high altitudes detrimental to the sport? Cyclingnews investigates

Decathlon-CMA CGM's French rider Paul Seixas trains inside the High Altitude Performance Centre in the Sierra Nevada ski resort near Granada on February 5, 2026. (Photo by Thomas COEX / AFP)

Paul Seixas training at a high altitude centre in Sierra Nevada (Image credit: Getty Images)
  • Few sports have as intensive an anti-doping system as professional cycling, but how does the pressure of proving you're clean, whether it be ensuring you update your whereabouts or avoiding food that might be contaminated, affect the sport's top athletes? James Witts takes a closer look
  • Eurobike is the number one destination for tech brands to show off their latest innovations, so we'll bring you a comprehensive gallery of all the new gear and components coming to market
  • As they gear up for the Tour de France, pro cyclists will undergo heat training to prepare for the ever-increasing temperatures of the French summer. But what are the risks of this new training method? Cyclingnews dives deep into the topic
  • China has made major inroads into the road bike market in recent years, but which brand is leading the pack, and how do they stack up to the traditional competition? Cyclingnews Labs took a van load of bikes to the wind tunnel in search of answers
  • Our wind tunnel testing is incredibly popular among Cyclingnews readers, but how do pro teams and leading brands carry out testing in the tunnel? We head behind the scenes with Assos and EF Education-EasyPost to learn how they unearth those marginal aero gains
  • In his first season within Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe's pro ranks, talented Australian youngster Luke Tuckwell shares insights as he finds his feet with the WorldTour team and tackles the Tour Auvergne - Rhône-Alpes

CAMPRODRON, SPAIN - MARCH 26: Luke Tuckwell of Australia and Team Red Bull - BORA - hansgrohe competes during the 105th Volta a Catalunya 2026. (Photo by Szymon Gruchalski/Getty Images)

New Cyclingnews columnist Luke Tuckwell in action for Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe at the Volta a Catalunya (Image credit: Getty Images)

July

  • Ahead of another major Tour de France yellow jersey battle, we put Pogačar and Vingegaard head-to-head in a physiological battle, as we determine which rider is best suited to add another Tour to their palmarès
  • We take an in-depth look at where the key protagonists from Jan Ullrich's 1997 Tour de France-winning Team Telekom squad are now, and how doping admissions and life have treated them in the almost two decades since
  • As the Tour de France gets underway in Barcelona, we'll bring you a comprehensive look at all the new bikes, gear and more on show at the biggest race of the season with our mega tech gallery
  • Four-time green jersey winner Sean Kelly will once again share his expert insights on all the big talking points from the Tour in his member-exclusive column
  • As the Tour de France Femmes takes centre stage towards the end of the month, we'll roll back the tape by looking at some of the race's historic mountain battles
  • More in-depth tech coverage as we get stuck into the pits at the Tour de France Femmes with another subscriber-exclusive tech gallery
  • Expert insight and opinion from our pro columnists on the biggest races of the cycling season

Tadej Pogacar wearing the overall leader's yellow jersey and Jonas Vingegaard wearing the best climber's polka dot (dotted) jersey during the Tour de France (Photo by Marco BERTORELLO / AFP)

How does the physiology of Tour de France rivals Tadej Pogačar and Jonas Vingegaard stack up? (Image credit: Getty Images)

August

  • We return to the wind tunnel for another industry-leading Cyclingnews Labs test
  • Our Tour de France Femmes columnist shares their expert insight on the key storylines and the battle for the yellow jersey
  • We head to the UCI Mountain Bike World Championships in Val di Sole to bring you all the latest MTB tech to break cover
  • 1988 Vuelta a España winner Sean Kelly will provide his expert assessment throughout this year's edition as the GC contenders fight for the maillot rojo

For all of our already published, member-exclusive articles, head to our premium hub for the full archive of in-depth and industry-leading features from across the world of cycling.

Pete Trifunovic
Engagement Editor

Pete joined Cyclingnews as Engagement Editor in 2024 having previously worked at GCN as a digital content creator, cutting his teeth in cycling journalism across their app, social media platforms, and website. While studying Journalism at university, he worked as a freelancer for Cycling Weekly reporting on races such as the Giro d’Italia and Milan-San Remo alongside covering the Women’s Super League and non-league football for various titles. Pete has an undeniable passion for sport, with a keen interest in tennis, running and football too.

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