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Self-inflating tyres, rare brands, and custom paint - Women's Tour of Flanders Tech Gallery

By Will Jones published

All the tech from the pits at the race start in Oudenaarde

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Prototype wheels

Prototype wheels, unreleased tyres, and gravel tech for the road - Men's Tour of Flanders Tech Gallery

By Will Jones published

More new tech than usual on show at Belgium's finest Big Day Out

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Elisa Longo Borghini ahead of Gent-Wevelgem

A changed rider, the same determination, and no more camping chairs – Elisa Longo Borghini 10 years on from her first Tour of Flanders victory

By Matilda Price published

Italian reflects on winning in 2015 and 2024, being 'more conscious of the weight that Flanders carries with it', and her hopes for Sunday and beyond

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FAYENCE FRANCE FEBRUARY 21 Sander De Pestel of Belgium and Team Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale competes in the feeding area during the 2nd Classic Var 2025 a 1549km one day race from Le Luc to Fayence on February 21 2025 in Fayence France Photo by Billy CeustersGetty Images

Why nutrition is the new frontier in the performance of pro cyclists

By Pete Trifunovic published

As pro cycling speed records continue to tumble, Cyclingnews investigates the major role that nutrition is playing in this performance leap

NICE FRANCE MARCH 16 Matteo Jorgenson of The United States and Team Visma Lease A Bike Yellow leader jersey competes during the 83rd Paris Nice 2025 Stage 8 a 119km stage from Nice to Nice UCIWT on March 16 2025 in Nice France Photo by Dario BelingheriGetty Images

Pedal performance: How Matteo Jorgenson re-learnt the art of pedalling

By Andy McGrath published

When the American moved to Visma-Lease a Bike, he knew the superteam's big budget would accelerate his development, yet he didn't plan on having to re-learn how to pedal

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Svein Tuft's new book We Will Never Be Here Again: Adventures in cycling from the wilderness to the Tour de France

'Shocking, scarring, and a portal into hell' - Svein Tuft recalls the brutality of the Classics in new book

By Richard Abraham published

In his recently released book 'We Will Never Be Here Again: Adventures in cycling from the wilderness to the Tour de France', the Canadian ex-pro describes the chaos of the Classics

Sean Kelly riding alongside Mads Pedersen and Mathieu van der Poel at the E3 Saxo Classic 2025

Sean Kelly's Classics Column: Mads Pedersen should be very motivated, but it's going to be Van der Poel vs Pogačar at the Tour of Flanders

By Sean Kelly published

Sean Kelly reflects on E3 and Gent-Wevelgem, and what the results mean for the big Monument coming this weekend

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SIENA, ITALY - MARCH 08: Tadej Pogacar of Slovenia and UAE Team Emirates-XRG injured after being involved in a crash during the 19th Strade Bianche 2025, Men's Elite a 213km one day race from Siena to Siena 320m / #UCIWT / on March 08, 2025 in Siena, Italy. (Photo by Tim de Waele/Getty Images)

Rider behaviour, unsafe routes, or higher competition – why are the Classics so dangerous right now?

By Matilda Price published

Riders weigh in on the recent crashes and incidents, and what can be done to improve safety

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A composite image of Sean Kelly racing (left) and Tadej Pogačar and Mathieu van der Poel during Milan-San Remo (right)

Sean Kelly’s Classics Column: Milan-San Remo was a Mathieu van der Poel masterclass – but Flanders favourite status is in the balance

By Sean Kelly published

Sean Kelly breaks down Saturday’s men’s and women’s races, and what to expect as the Classics calendar heads to Belgium

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Saturday March 22 2025 Milano - Sanremo Women (1.WWT) One day race: Genova - Sanremo (156km) Photo: Eloise Mavian / Tornanti.cc

The risk-takers and history-makers of Milan-San Remo Women 2025 - Gallery

By Joseph Lycett published

The best photos of the race as Lorena Wiebes makes history on the Via Roma at the revived women's edition of the Italian Monument

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