Cycling News

Procycling Procycling speaks to Gabriel Rasch about this year's Tour

Feature Procycling looks at the inexorable rise of the young Slovenian and the likelihood of a long period of domination

Feature Procycling looks back at how the country became a powerhouse cycling nation

Q&A Swiss Canyon-SRAM rider on getting hypothermia in a bike race and enjoying every part of life

Procycling Procycling asks if the sport will take responsibility for its huge environmental impact, and if it can survive a changing world

Procycling Procycling looks back at the sprinter's record-equalling Tour de France

This year’s Tour started out dynamic and exciting, but in the end, has been a bit of a disappointment

With one road stage left before Paris, Mark Cavendish almost has the green jersey won

The King of the Mountains classification was upended by Tadej Pogačar. Is it time to change the system?

Why don’t GC riders attack on middle mountain stages at the Tour?

Procycling How team tactics on the first big Pyrenean stage of the 2021 Tour de France shaped the day’s racing

procycling Stage 14 in the foothills of the Pyrenees was another day where a strong break went to the finish

Procycling Mark Cavendish's improbable path to his 34th Tour victory is a metaphor for his whole season.

procycling Teams have been forced to recalibrate aims, which could see more tumult on the road

Procycling Wout van Aert's navigation of the breakaway made him the winner of the Tour's showpiece stage

Procycling While other teams look disorganised, Deceuninck-Quick Step have shown that with planning and coherence, results come

ProCycling Tadej Pogačar is so far ahead of the rest that they are now fighting for crumbs. What does that mean for the 2021 Tour?

Procycling With no one team in control, the Tour de France continues to be chaotic

Procycling The aggressive racing of riders like Mathieu van der Poel, Wout van Aert, and Mark Cavendish looked like a throwback to past Tours