All the reasons to subscribe to Cyclingnews in 2026: More industry-leading lab tests, exclusive investigations and insider interviews

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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.

And if you're not yet subscribed, and this schedule has left you jealous of all the member-exclusive content that you're missing out on, then join Cyclingnews today for as little as £1/$1/€1 in your first month!

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October

  • We'll bring you a comprehensive tech gallery from the UCI Gravel World Championships, shining a light on the latest in off-road gear
  • Cyclingnews Labs puts several popular road bikes under the spotlight in the wind tunnel to see where they rank against their competitors
  • Could one of cycling's biggest marginal gains be staring us right in the face? Staying injury-free. We hear from WorldTour team doctors and physios to understand the lengths that the pro peloton is going to avoid being sidelined
  • The 2026 UCI Gravel World Championships in Nannup, Western Australia could pose a fascinating tactical dilemma when it comes to trade or national team loyalties, Joe Laverick analyses how the action could play out
  • Sean Kelly reflects on the final Monument of the 2026 season, Il Lombardia, in his Cyclingnews column

November

  • Emma Cole delves deep into the underlying issues with bike helmet safety technology, and asks whether it is the bike industry's problem to solve
  • Cyclingnews Labs explores a new area of testing, putting supplement gels and energy bars through laboratory testing to see if their nutritional values actually match their marketing
  • 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
  • Just five years on from her underdog Olympic road race victory, Anna Kiesenhofer has disappeared from the women's peloton, but why?

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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