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SANREMO, ITALY - MARCH 22: A general view of the peloton competing during the 116th Milano-Sanremo 2025 a 289km one day race from Pavia to Sanremo / #UCIWT / on March 22, 2025 in Sanremo, Italy. (Photo by Dario Belingheri/Getty Images)
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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.

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January

  • Catch a first glimpse of the new kit, bikes, and tech of all the men's and women's WorldTour teams with our Tour Down Under tech galleries
  • What is the true cost of building a race team from the ground up? Read a first-person account from a cyclist attempting to do just that
  • The Festina team brought the Tour de France into disrepute in 1998, but where are they now?
  • A cyclocross pro offers their expert insight into the challenges of competing in the discipline as a privateer
  • A behind-the-scenes look at 2026's first major bike tech exhibition, Velofollies, with a closer look at the latest gear hitting the market
  • Whether it be menstrual cycles or blood glucose monitoring, how can female cyclists harness health trackers and apps to benefit their performance on the bike?

WILLUNGA HILL AUSTRALIA JANUARY 14 A general view of the peloton passing through Aldinga Beach during the 8th Santos Womens Tour Down Under 2024 Stage 3 a 934km stage from Adelaide to Willunga Hill 370m UCIWWT on January 14 2024 in Willunga Hill Australia Photo by Tim de WaeleGetty Images

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  • When looking for gear upgrades, deeper wheels are high on most people's lists, but how much of a performance gain do they actually offer? Cyclingnews Labs look for an answer in the wind tunnel
  • French cycling has a rich and bountiful history, but adaptation is necessary to keep up in today's performance-oriented peloton. We look at how Decathlon CMA CGM have rebuilt their culture in a bid to stay ahead
  • Female health conditions such as menstrual disorders, PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome) and endometriosis are gaining greater awareness across the sport. We hear from riders on how they manage them as professional athletes, and the long-term impacts on their careers
  • Cyclingnews Labs put five more aero road bikes through their paces in the wind tunnel
  • As the budgets of Women's WorldTour teams boom, is this pricing out the smaller squads? We take a closer look at the financial landscape of the women's peloton and analyse the road ahead
  • We head to Mallorca for an up-close and personal look at the time trial setups of several WorldTour teams
  • Expert insight on the WorldTour from our pro columnist

February

  • With the rapid rise in weight loss medication across society, are more cyclists using them? We assess the risks and motivation behind the products that are helping many to trim down
  • Cyclingnews Labs shares its independent wind tunnel data on a new aero bike launching in February
  • Nutrition isn't a one-size-fits-all approach, so how should female cyclists fuel and supplement differently to meet their needs? We speak to expert nutritionists to learn more
  • There are countless examples of domestiques riding in the service of others for their full career, but how does it feel to never raise your arms aloft? We spoke to several riders who went their whole career without a win
  • Cycling has a relationship with sponsors unlike in any other sport, but does that mean teams always use all the products they partner with? We lift the lid on this burning question
  • All the new Classics tech on show at Opening weekend in our mega tech gallery
  • For many years, there was no better place for cycling advice than your local bike shop. Yet in this online world, how are these institutions learning to survive?
  • As the warmer weather approaches in the northern hemisphere, gravel season comes into view. So Cyclingnews Labs took a range of gravel tyres to the lab in a bid to find the optimum width
  • Female cyclists are at higher risk of bone density issues and osteoporosis - how do the pros mitigate against them?
  • One of our pro columnists reflects on the opening weeks of WorldTour racing

NINOVE BELGIUM FEBRUARY 24 LR Christophe Laporte of France Wout Van Aert of Belgium and Team Visma Lease A Bike and Arnaud De Lie of Belgium and Team Lotto Dstny compete in the breakaway climbing the Muur van Geraardsbergen while fans cheer during the 79th Omloop Het Nieuwsblad 2024 Mens Elite a 2022km one day race from Ghent to Ninove UCIWT on February 24 2024 in Ninove Belgium Photo by Luc ClaessenGetty Images

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March

  • Cyclingnews Labs lifts the lid on wind tunnel data for yet another unreleased aero bike as it finally breaks cover in March
  • More road Classics than ever before are including gravel sections in their parcours. We find out why, and what it could mean for gravel cycling itself
  • We head to East Asia to bring you an eye-opening first look at the hot new tech coming out of the Taipei Cycle Show
  • Expert insight into the Classics from resident columnist and nine-time Monument winner Sean Kelly

April

  • Browse the eye-catching tech setups tackling the Paris-Roubaix pavé with our Hell of the North mega tech gallery
  • Expert insight into the Classics from resident columnist and nine-time Monument winner Sean Kelly
  • Get a closer look at some one-of-a-kind tech as we take you inside the world's biggest handmade bike show, Bespoked UK
  • Cyclingnews Labs take its helmet testing to the next level with a drop test of some of the industry's top helmets

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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