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Stage 1 - Giacoppo wins stage 1 of Tour de Taiwan | Taipei City2012-03-10 52km
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Stage 2 - Wong Kam Po wins at Tour de Taiwan | New Taipei City2012-03-11 135km
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Movistar poach top under-23 talent from UAE Team Emirates-XRG
Ecuador's Mateo Ramírez will turn pro with the Spanish team in 2027 despite being on UAE's development pathway -
'The year where someone who's primarily a gravel racer would win – Maddy Nutt representing the specialists at the World Championships
The British rider believes this could be the year a gravel pro wins the rainbow jersey -
More than half a kilo under the UCI weight limit: Ridley's new Falcn RS has gone on a serious diet, with exotic wheels and TPU tubes as standard
The Falcn RS 2.0 is available in some very light stock builds
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Despite fractured wrist, Ion Izagirre will get dream farewell at Il Lombardia he wanted after all
'A champion never gives up' says Cofidis as they confirm Basque rider for Saturday's race to conclude 17-year career -
'The helmet definitely saved his life' says Pauline Ferrand-Prévot as Dylan van Baarle has season ended by 'traffic accident involving a car'
Scans revealed no damage to skull and spine, but Dutch rider is left requiring surgery on broken wrist -
'Challenge is also a unifying calling card' – The logistics of running a far-flung Gravel World Championships
'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
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Clash of the calendars – Systems collide with riders forced to choose between Life Time Grand Prix and UCI Gravel World Championships
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 -
Magnus Sheffield to leave Netcompany Ineos for four-year contract with Uno-X Mobility
American highlights Norwegian heritage as motivator behind the switch, team noting he 'understands the culture and can become part of it naturally from day one' -
'Fingers crossed for that scenario' - Dutch squad aligned for Marianne Vos to recapture rainbow jersey at Gravel World Championships
Multi-discipline world champion 'all-in' for a 15th rainbow jersey, with uncertainty about Geerike Schreurs in a co-leadership role
