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All the reasons to subscribe to Cyclingnews in 2026: More industry-leading lab tests, exclusive investigations and insider interviews
By Pete Trifunovic last updated
All the member-exclusive features you can expect to read on Cyclingnews in the coming weeks and months

A year in headlines – The thrilling races, dramatic moves and fiery debates that defined 2025 in cycling
By Matilda Price published
Feature Cyclingnews picks out the biggest headline for each month of 2025, and reflects on how the year unfolded

A year of dirt and gravel - 2025 winners of the most epic off-road races select their favourite photos
By Jackie Tyson published
Gallery Kate Courtney, Cameron Jones, Carolina Migoń, Rob Britton and others share career-defining moments from MTB Worlds, Unbound Gravel, The Traka and other events

More aero but slower rolling; does the Continental Aero 111 front tyre actually make you faster?
By Josh Croxton published
Feature We test the differences in rolling resistance and aerodynamic performance between the Continental GP5000 S TR and the Continental Aero 111

After the finish line: Inside a professional cyclist’s perpetual, hardest race – retirement
By Andy McGrath published
Member Exclusive A professional cycling career is all-consuming, but what happens when the races, money, and routine disappear? Cyclingnews goes inside the transition to the 'real world', and how retirees battle identity crises and psychological torment

Join Cyclingnews for our complete Tour Down Under coverage
By Pete Trifunovic published
Cyclingnews is on the ground in Adelaide to bring you unrivalled reporting from the opening WorldTour races of the season

Where do cycling's super teams spend their millions?
By Stephen Farrand published
Member Exclusive From rising salaries and increased performance to more altitude camps, the pursuit of success has driven up costs in the men's WorldTour. Cyclingnews crunched the numbers behind the sport's biggest squads to learn where they spend their ever-expanding budgets

How fast is the new Cervélo S5? We hired a wind tunnel to find out
By Andy Turner published
A bike that has won in the mountains and on the flats, somewhat ending the use of the R5 climbing bike

Ergogenic edge or empty promise: How do we know what's really inside cycling supplements?
By James Witts published
Member Exclusive Legal ergogenic aids, such as gels and powders, are omnipresent at both elite and recreational levels. But, as you'll discover, not all products are created with quality control at their heart, with some even containing prohibited substances
