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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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Giro d'Italia GC standings – An overall classification shake-up atop Blockhaus
Afonso Eulálio stays in the race lead as Jonas Vingegaard cements his status as the overwhelming favourite on stage 7 -
'At first, I was a bit annoyed that I couldn't follow' – Felix Gall paces Blockhaus to perfection to emerge as Jonas Vingegaard's closest Giro d'Italia contender
'I did Blockhaus in 2022 in my first Giro, and it was horrible. Back then, I could barely make it up' says Austrian after stunning second place on stage 7 -
Derek Gee-West to remain Lidl-Trek GC leader despite trailing teammate Ciccone in Giro d'Italia
Italian to continue fighting for stage wins after falling short on Blockhaus
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Eli Iserbyt finds a new role with Tadej Pogačar's agents after early retirement from cyclo-cross
Belgian will work as cyclo-cross coordinator at the A&J All Sports management agency -
How to watch Giro d'Italia 2026 – Free live streams, TV channels, Schedule, Stage 7
All the broadcast information for the Giro d'Italia as Stage 7 takes us to the first summit finish -
More than 2,000 riders to line up for a taste of UCI Gravel World Championships course at SEVEN in Nannup
Defending champions Tiffany Cromwell and Mark O'Brien among riders from 29 countries heading to Saturday's UCI Gravel World Series event
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How to watch Giro d'Italia stage 7: All the broadcasters and streams for Blockhaus summit finish
The Giro hits Blockhaus for its first major mountain test on Friday – here's how to watch Jonas Vingegaard and his rivals in action -
'A tough period of racing while searching for answers' – Iliac artery surgery ahead for Neve Bradbury
Australian Canyon-SRAM zondacrypto rider heading to hospital for operation next week -
Giro d'Italia penalties, fines and yellow cards – All the punishments handed out at the 2026 race
Tracking the rule infringements and penalties accrued on the road from Bulgaria to Rome
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Jonas Vingegaard takes control of Giro d'Italia on Blockhaus as expected, but should the narrow gap to Felix Gall be a cause for concern? – GC analysis
Where the Austrian is lacking as a contender for pink and a dive into why the Dane shouldn't be firing on all cylinders just yet -
No team, no salary, no bike – The reality for cycling's 'free agents' who find themselves without a contract but still want to race
When a rider's contract comes to an end and no other teams come knocking, the fall from grace can be abrupt and hard to take. Cyclingnews learns about the hard truths facing cycling's contract-less pros -
250,000 fans in Sofia, a packed Lidl car park, and flamingos – Giro d'Italia reflections from a crash-marred but memorable Bulgarian Grande Partenza
James Moultrie's impressions from the ground at the build-up and first three stages of the 2026 race in Eastern Europe -
From electric convoys to fossil fuel sponsors: How seriously is cycling taking sustainability?
When it comes to climate change, few sports offer as strong a solution as cycling, but is the professional side of bike racing helping to deliver change, or only adding more fuel to the fire? Cyclingnews takes a look at the current initiatives and what other sports could teach cycling -
Dreams fulfilled but disasters poorly handled in Bulgaria – Philippa York's Giro d'Italia analysis
Cyclingnews' Grand Tour columnist analyses the first three days of racing, and calls into question the decision-making around stage 2's awful crash
