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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
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
News Many federations are not offering any support for riders representing their countries at a the highest level
Interview The British rider believes this could be the year a gravel pro wins the rainbow jersey
News 'Nannup is isolated to an extent, but that's the reason why it has the best gravel in the world' says race director Stephen Gallagher
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
News Multi-discipline world champion 'all-in' for a 15th rainbow jersey, with uncertainty about Geerike Schreurs in a co-leadership role
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Best budget bike lights 2026: Boost your on-bike visibility without spending a fortune
The top-rated bike lights we've tested for riding safely during the night or day, without breaking the bank -
Gravel Burn sends competitors across the Great Karoo of South Africa past dazzles of zebras and towers of giraffes - Gallery
Matt Beers wins tight GC battle for second Gravel Burn title while Nele Laing finishes first gravel season with pro women's victory -
Matt Beers defends Gravel Burn title as Nele Laing leads overall from start to finish across South Africa’s Great Karoo
Alexis Skarda and Hugo Drechou win final stage of seven-day gravel stage race
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Who can compete as a gravel pro in Unbound? Organisers of Life Time Grand Prix establish new 'Pro Number' qualification process
New performance-based criteria established to 'ensure riders competing at the front have demonstrated the experience and ability to race safely' -
The Giro Cadet is our top-rated indoor cycling shoe – It’s got 28% off at Amazon right now
It's Indoor Cycling Week at Cyclingnews, and the Giro Cadet is a perfect option for a breathable, lightweight and versatile cycling shoe -
'I can still win this day' - Alison Jackson recovers from mechanical to win middle stage at seven-day Gravel Burn
Off-road specialists Nele Laing and Matthew Beers lead GC standings with three days to go in South African gravel stage race
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Zwift racing this winter? Then the Wahoo Kickr V6 is our best choice smart trainer for grabbing those virtual bragging rights – it's currently got a rarely seen discount at Tredz
The Wahoo Kickr just missed out as our best overall trainer, but with 10% off and equipped with the Zwift Click and Cog system, it might be the best indoor trainer your money can buy -
UCI Gravel World Series: Former junior champion steps up to claim elite women's win at a muddy Gravelista while rowing Olympic medallist sails away for elite men's victory
19-year-old Ruby Taylor carves out huge winning margin after a solo sortie and Harry Leask attacks from group of three to clinch the top podium step -
Rosa Klöser defends title at Alentejo Gravel in Portugal for early ticket to 2027 UCI Gravel World Championships
Portuguese rider outsprints Belgian duo in elite men's race at UCI Gravel World Series event
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Best bike lights 2026: The best lights for road and gravel reviewed and rated
The best bike lights help you see, be seen, and stay safe when cycling at night. Our expert Will has over a decade of night-riding experience, and here are his favourite lights and how to choose the right one -
Best winter bib tights 2026: Comfort and warmth no matter the temperature
I've tested the best winter bib tights in a range of weather, find out our top picks for cycling in the cold -
'I don't want to be just going through the motions' – Lachlan Morton in search of even more freedom as he departs EF Education to go it alone
The Australian discusses with Cyclingnews why he made the decision to embrace change after eight years and what direction shifts that may bring
