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Member Exclusive A broken rider is like a broken wheel: useless, so in a sport obsessed with marginal gains, staying injury-free might be the biggest advantage of all. Drawing on medical research by UAE Team Emirates-XRG, James Witts analyses the stark cost of crashes, illness and lost training days

How to watch FloBikes is the place in October to watch live racing from Nannup and Chongming Island for UCI World Championships - gravel and track

Analysis Who will thrive in the power vacuum created by the absence of five-time defending champion

Feature We take a look at a few men's and women's world race champions and their on bike style choices

Interview After a turbulent time on the road this year, the 2024 Gravel world champion discusses exclusively with Cyclingnews her chances in Western Australia, the race's fiercely competitive start list, and the grit that keeps her going at 39

Member Exclusive Cyclingnews subscribers get a first look at our in-depth bike video reviews

Features There is no easing up on the 144km men's elite course or the 125.6km women's route but there are key points where riders may have to dig deep if they want a rainbow jersey

Interview The British rider believes this could be the year a gravel pro wins the rainbow jersey

Features One of riders having to make the hard choice was Australia's Brendan Johnston, missing a home World Championships on a course that he has won on

Features Giulio Ciccone is far from the first rider to be disgruntled by a practically too close to call photo finish