Features

An altitude camp, 20-minute power PB, and abandoning Burgos - Inside the preparation for my first Grand Tour

By Luke Tuckwell Published 12 August 26

Member Exclusive Luke Tuckwell walks us through the last six weeks of his life as he prepares for a debut at La Vuelta a España

Factor One review: A member-exclusive deep dive into the most talked-about aero bike of the year

By Josh Croxton Published 12 August 26

Member exclusive Empirical testing meets real world impressions as Josh tests Factor's $15k aero superbike

Overcoming RED-S, inspirational Mexican debut, and a 21-year-old in the top 10 – North American roundup from the Tour de France Femmes

By Dani Ostanek Published 12 August 26

Features We hear from North America's representatives at the Tour, including World and Olympic champions Magdeleine Vallieres Mill and Kristen Faulkner

From the dominant to the anonymous – Rating every team's Tour de France Femmes performance

By Dani Ostanek, Alasdair Fotheringham, Patrick Fletcher Published 11 August 26

Analysis Analysis of each squad's achievements and shortcomings in the 2026 edition

Battle of the brands: Who won with what at the 2026 Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift?

By Andy Turner Published 11 August 26

Which sponsors came out on top at the women's Tour de France?

Eight things we learnt from a spellbinding edition of the Tour de France Femmes

By Dani Ostanek, Matilda Price Published 10 August 26

Analysis On their way home from Nice, the Cyclingnews team dissects the key aspects of one of the most memorable and entertaining stage races of 2026

Cycling is a tactical game that takes superhuman power – Brodie Chapman's Tour de France Femmes column

By Brodie Chapman Published 9 August 26

Member Exclusive Riding the waves of envy, anticipation and teamwork speculation from the couch instead of the peloton

Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney reigns as queen of Mont Ventoux, but the Tour de France Femmes crown is still up for grabs – Analysis

By Dani Ostanek Published 8 August 26

Analysis Tour set for thrilling finale in Nice with three contenders still in the frame for yellow after taming the Giant of Provence

'Hot burning knife blades on our wheels' – The controversial story of disc brake adoption in the peloton, 10 years on

By Dan Cavallari Published 7 August 26

Member Exclusive A decade on from the UCI's first disc brake trials, riders, mechanics, and brands tell Dan Cavallari of the safety concerns, technical hurdles, and old-school scepticism behind one of the biggest changes ever to sweep the bike industry

'It's just a mind trip' – Riders from the Tour de France Femmes peloton recount their racing experiences of Mont Ventoux

By Dani Ostanek Published 7 August 26

News Many of the women tackling the Giant of Provence on stage 7 will be doing so for the first time, so Cyclingnews spoke to those who have raced it before