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The 10 greatest victories of Tadej Pogačar's career

By Andy McGrath last updated 24 March 26

Member Exclusive Having spent a year deep-diving on Pogačar's career for a new book, Andy McGrath picks out 10 of the wins that have defined his career so far

Sean Kelly's Classics column: Sometimes Pogačar doesn't need tactics to win

By Sean Kelly published 23 March 26

Member Exclusive Tom Pidcock put in a monster ride, but he came up against an even bigger monster in Tadej Pogačar

Sean Kelly's Classics column: All eyes are on Pogačar and Van der Poel, but Isaac del Toro is the danger man at Milan-San Remo

By Sean Kelly published 19 March 26

Member Exclusive Two-time winner of La Primavera assesses how a potential Pogačar-Van der Poel duel may play out, why the Mexican is a dark horse, and his insight on what it takes to claim victory on the Via Roma

Sean Kelly's Classic column: Tadej Pogačar is unbeatable, but thank God for Paul Seixas

By Sean Kelly published 9 March 26

Member Exclusive In his latest column, the nine-time Monument winner assesses Pogačar's prowess at Strade Bianche, the defining moment in an enthralling women's race, and why he welcomes the rise of Seixas

Trailblazers and change-makers – Women's cycling's most impressive, important and interesting world records

By Isabel Best published 6 March 26

Features From the fastest WorldTour stages to round-the-world trips, via riders who won thousands of races and a GPS drawing of a dog

'Fantastic entertainment' or 'slapstick comedy'? How gravel has infiltrated WorldTour racing, and what the pros really think of it

By Katy Madgwick published 5 March 26

Member Exclusive As the argument for Strade Bianche as cycling's sixth Monument grows ever stronger, and more rough terrain seeps into the pro cycling calendar, Cyclingnews analyses the journey so far, and whether everyone is embracing the gravel

Sean Kelly's Classics Column: Sometimes, you have to be a glass-cranker

By Sean Kelly published 2 March 26

Member Exclusive The nine-time Monument winner analyses a crash-filled Opening Weekend and questions whether Van der Poel's rivals could've done more

'You do what's required to deliver other guys to win' – Meet the pro cyclists who went their entire careers without a single individual victory to their name

By Jez Cox published 25 February 26

Member Exclusive Cyclingnews talks to Sam Bewley, Tim Declercq, Valerie Demey and others about forging a place in the peloton that was about more than winning

'Riders making six figures race against some who aren't making a cent' - Are pro gravel teams about to be the end of the privateer?

By Joe Laverick published 10 February 26

Member Exclusive As the gap between gravel privateers grows, and with the emergence of pro teams, what does it actually mean for the salaries, prize money and development pathways of racers in 2026?

'We play with money we don't have' – Women's cycling is booming, but as budgets rise by millions and costs grow by 30%, not everyone can keep up

By Emma Magnus published 4 February 26

Member Exclusive 'I can imagine that the UCI wanted to achieve the same level [as men] for women: teams, culture, budget. But they forgot one thing: the sponsor,' says one team manager, as others report doubling budgets as costs rise by 29%. Can women's cycling keep up with its own success? We investigate