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'Our team is a real springboard to the WorldTour' - Four national champions part of 10 new riders for NSN Devo Team as a 'clear evolution of the squad'
News British junior cyclocross champion Oscar Amey is among the influx of young talent for 2026
Africa's newest star Tsige Kahsay Kiros signs for Canyon-SRAM zondacrypto's development team
News 'She will be one of the strongest climbers in our team, but we must continue to slowly develop her as a rider' says sports director Gosia Jasinska
Will Lidl-Trek Women be among the best with Deignan and Van Dijk retired? Analysing the team's rider recruitment for 2026
Analysis Four recruits bring depth to the team as Lidl invests more into the organisation
Caja Rural offer Fernando Gaviria a lifeline after Movistar exit with sprinting role for 2026
News Colombian steps down from WorldTour level to lead Spanish ProTeam's sprinting hopes
Getting ahead or staying afloat? How Visma-Lease a Bike's low-key rider recruitment strategy for 2026 could still help keep the team on top
Analysis Men's squad may face some major strategy changes after departures of leading Dutch sprinter Olav Kooij and Classics specialist Dylan van Baarle
SD Worx-Protime continue filling climbing gaps with signing of former Olympic rower Valentina Cavallar
News 'I’m a climber and I love stage races. The harder and longer, the better for me' says 24-year-old Austrian
Jannik Steimle and Jonas Gregaard add names to retirement class of 2025 after 11-year pro careers with 'chaos, stress, joy, and heartbreaks'
News Dane competed in all three Grand Tours across three teams and follows Elia Viviani as second Lotto rider to end career
Who's best to back Vollering, Chabbey and Wollaston? Analysing the FDJ-SUEZ rider recruitment strategy for 2026
Analysis French team reinforces roster with four incoming riders and key rider extensions to stabilise their rise to the top
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Behold the 'chopped aero speed shape' - Roval's new gravel wheels are certainly a departure from the norm
Roval has added two new gravel wheelsets to its lineup today, and one is exceptionally light. -
Olympic committee moves to require genetic testing for all female competitors ahead of Los Angeles Games
New rules force female Olympic Games athletes to prove their sex -
'A reckless act' – Climate activist arrested and may face charges and legal complaints after obstructing peloton during Ronde Van Brugge
An investigation is underway after the incident in Wednesday's race
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'I have tears in my eyes' – Marcel Kittel ecstatic as Dylan Groenewegen collaboration bears fruit with Rockets' first WorldTour win
German former sprinter is working with the 'YouTube team' who are moving up in the world -
Tadej Pogačar has overhauled his cobbles setup in bid for Paris-Roubaix glory
World Champion appears to be pushing the limits of his Colnago aero bike to the very extremes -
'It stopped me yesterday, but not for the week' – Remco Evenepoel fights on at Volta a Catalunya following stage 3 crash
Belgian, second overall in GC, will race on during Thursday's abridged mountain stage
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Jay Vine's return from injury cut short with crash and abandon on stage 3 of Volta a Catalunya
Australian rider ends up in roadside gutter after multi-rider crash, steps into team car -
Thursday's Volta a Catalunya summit stage finish cut short due to high wind warning in weather déjà vu
Vallter climb all but eliminated from stage 4 -
Late roster move puts Ronde van Brugge defending champion Lorena Wiebes back in lineup for 'tough race' with forecast of rain and wind
Dutch champion replaces Marie Schreiber for Thursday Classic
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If your bike computer is getting old, you should upgrade it this week - Here's why
A perfect storm leads to good availability and heavily discounted prices, with summer around the corner -
The cobbled Classics storylines we're looking forward to – From Van der Poel and Pogačar on the cusp of history to a different Demi Vollering and a resurgent Mads Pedersen
The Cyclingnews team weighs in on the stories to follow during the cobbled Classics -
Sean Kelly's Classics column: Sometimes Pogačar doesn't need tactics to win
Tom Pidcock put in a monster ride, but he came up against an even bigger monster in Tadej Pogačar -
The winning was never the boring part – When Tadej Pogačar does it like he did at Milan-San Remo, I could watch him win every week
After a streak of 50km-plus victories, boredom was starting to settle in around the World Champion's success, but winning by half a wheel on Via Roma was as thrilling as it gets -
32-inch gravel wheels, aero tyres and more: Six tech highlights from the Cycling World Europe show
Plus a sub-5kg race bike, an interesting new brand, and a wealth of titanium goodness
