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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

Lab tested: 40mm road tyres are faster for nearly everyone, and here's why
By Josh Croxton published
Comparing wind tunnel and rolling resistance data on a variety of tyre widths, rims, surfaces and speeds to find out what is the future of road tyres

Where bikes are made: The silent manufacturers at the helm of the industry
By Emma Cole published
Bike brands don't want you to know that your bike was likely made by a company you've never heard of, far, far away

Sean Kelly's Classics Column: Tadej Pogačar would be crazy to ride Paris-Roubaix
By Sean Kelly published
Sean Kelly analyses an eventful weekend at Strade Bianche, and looks at where Pogačar's Classics campaign goes from here

Dust, drama, and domination in Strade Bianche 2025 - Gallery
By Dani Ostanek published
The best photos of the day as Tadej Pogačar and Demi Vollering soar to victory in Siena

Training, genetics, and ageism: How close could you get to Pogačar and Niewiadoma?
By James Witts published
We’ve all dreamt it – just how strong and fast could we ride if we lived and trained like the world’s best? And if the dream dies and we can’t make it, just what is it that WorldTour teams look for in younger riders?

Opening Weekend tech gallery part 2: Unreleased bikes, brand new tyres, and aftermarket brake mods
By Tom Wieckowski published
Opening Weekend tech from Kuurne-Brussel-Kuurne

Opening weekend tech gallery part 1: New tyres, stacked stems and rebadged frames
By Tom Wieckowski published
Tech from day one of Opening Weekend at Omloop Het Nieuwsblad

The Milan-San Remo lottery - Michael Matthews' insider opinion on one of cycling's hardest races to conquer
By Andy McGrath published
The opening Monument suits the Australian's versatility, durability and finishing speed so well, yet its trophy has remained within reach, but tantalisingly out of his grasp