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'In Remco's mind, probably not even Pogačar is out of reach in the Tour de France' - Thomas De Gendt explains why Evenepoel will aim for yellow from the word go this July
Analysis In his latest column, Thomas runs the rule over the nature of Evenepoel's star quality, and regrets the bizarre lack of appreciation for him shown by some 'fans' back home in Belgium
'It's not just hope, he will be ready' – Can Primož Roglič find Grand Tour redemption once again at the Tour de France?
Feature 'We deal with humans, not robots' says Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe Chief of Sports Rolf Aldag
Remco Evenepoel and the solitude of chasing Tour de France success
Analysis 'It's up to me to prove to myself and my team that I'm able to win a Grand Tour'
'It's only won on July 27, not before' - The gameplan behind UAE Team Emirates-XRG's bid to win Tour de France number 4 with Tadej Pogačar
Team sports manager Joxean Fernández Matxin gives exclusive insight into Pogačar's plans to fight for yellow again this sumer
How tie-breakers work at the Tour de France
Feature Cyclingnews explains how organisers decide the winner if riders finish the race in the same time
Discover what Tom Pidcock and the Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team riders wear on the road
The world’s top races push riders through mountain passes and scorching valleys in the pursuit of performance. Q36.5 pro kit keeps the team cool, comfortable, and in control - no matter the condition.
'We were shattered. It took an eight-hour chase' – Rob Britton recalls overnight pursuit, catch and pass of Lachlan Morton for dramatic win at Unbound Gravel XL
Interview 'I look at a globe and decide where I want to go, not a calendar' says Canadian endurance rider about his second career on a bike
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Long-running Tour Down Under sponsor Santos in XRG-led consortium’s sights – What could that mean for the South Australian event?
January's commitment to three more years as title sponsor appears to provide a level of security in near term despite takeover proposal
I don't like cycling's idealistic approach to 'real' racing – Tactical diversity should be welcomed
Analysis In this age of short attention spans, cycling has become too fickle when it comes to what we deem exciting and what we decry as boring
Eddy Merckx at 80: Why 'the cannibal' is the greatest cyclist of all time
Feature The Belgian rider won 11 Grand Tours, 19 Monuments and three elite world road titles in his 18-year pro career between 1965-1978
Pole vault and Tadej Pogačar – Why the World Champion's dominance at Critérium du Dauphiné or the Tour de France is a privilege to watch, not boring
Comment From the importance of underdogs to Vingegaard and Van der Poel balancing the powers, competitive racing is more exciting, but elite sport needs periods of supremacy
The end of predictability – Tour de Suisse Women exemplifies new era as deviation from well-worn road of SD Worx-Protime domination ramps up to detonation
Dutch team yet to make winning entry on the GC Women's WorldTour stage-race list so far this season as talent spread levels up competition
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Climbing, cobbles, altitude – Are the Rwanda World Championships already won, or will the peloton tear up the script in Kigali?
An in-depth look at what has earned the 2025 Worlds the title of 'hardest World Championships ever' -
The road to Rwanda – How cycling arrived at a landmark African World Championships
Cyclingnews looks at the preparations and hopes for the first-ever Road World Championships on African soil -
What next for the Vuelta a España podium finishers? – Philippa York analysis
Philippa York looks back on performances from Vingegaard, Almeida, and Pidcock, and looks ahead to what their next ambitions may be
