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Analysis The further south it goes, the tougher the 2026 Vuelta a España looks set to get
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News Veteran British Grand Tour champion still unwilling to reveal if he will stay pro in 2026
'Toughest Vuelta a España in ten years' set to include up to nine summit finishes in 2026
News Final showdown in mountains of eastern Andalusia preceded by two time trials
'We will not give up until we reach the summit' - Tenerife remains determined to host Vuelta a España in future with a Mount Teide finish on the cards
News A deal for the Canary Islands to host the race was cancelled after concerns about the attendance of Israel-Premier Tech
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'A second skin' – Visma-Lease a Bike reveal striking new Nimbl race kit for 2026
Signature yellow design has various new patterns referencing bee hairs -
A year in headlines – The thrilling races, dramatic moves and fiery debates that defined 2025 in cycling
Cyclingnews picks out the biggest headline for each month of 2025, and reflects on how the year unfolded -
Superprestige Diegem: Tibor Del Grosso claims back-to-back victories as rivals Joran Wyseure and Thibau Nys crash in the sand pit
Niels Vandeputte leads series ranking with two rounds to go
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Superprestige Diegem: Puck Pieterse secures first win of the cyclo-cross season in popular night race
Marie Schreiber takes second, Ceylin del Carmen Alvarado third -
The notable North American riders forecast to join Isaac del Toro and Magdeleine Vallieres as rising stars on the global scene in 2026
Michael Leonard, Riley Sheehan, Alexis Magner and Romina Hinojosa among the rising talent from Canada, Mexico and USA -
'We went looking for a different star name for our cyclocross' – Why the Gullegem Superprestige tried to get Tadej Pogačar to race in Belgium
'We're an enthusiastic organisation always looking for new things' race organisers tell Sporza
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What to do if your bike is stolen
Should the worst happen, here's what you should do, plus some preventative measures just in case -
'This is the last thing I wanted to happen' - Spectator apologises after knocking Mathieu van der Poel off balance during Azencross
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'I believed I could turn it into a battle' - two punctures on same rock ends Wout van Aert's clash with Mathieu van der Poel at Azencross
Belgian left disappointed after initially matching World Champion and eternal rival
