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Jasper Stuyven bolsters Soudal-QuickStep's Classics squad with move from 12-year tenure at Lidl-Trek
News Belgian leaves American team after a long stint, will ride for QuickStep until 2028
Tour de France challenger Kévin Vauquelin rumoured to be Ineos Grenadiers-bound in 2026
News Arkéa-B&B Hotels racer expected to shine on home roads on stage 6 through Normandy
Fight over 'little-known' one-day racers will shape the August rider transfer market, says top agent
News Carera says relegation-threatened teams are looking for riders who 'can make the difference between having or losing the WorldTour licence'
Enric Mas renews with Movistar through 2029 as transfer and contract talks ramp up around the peloton
News GC leader bring stay with Spanish squad to 10-year mark
Visma-Lease a Bike set to lose top sprinter and Classics stalwart to Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale in 2026
News Reports suggest swoops for Olav Kooij and Tiesj Benoot on three-year deals are all but confirmed
Transfer news: 20 WorldTour riders still without confirmed contracts for 2025
News Sixteen Women's WorldTour riders have not yet announced plans for the coming season
Ashlin Barry accelerates pathway to WorldTour in 2025 signing Visma-Lease a Bike multi-year deal
News 'This is the first time we have signed someone so young directly for our WorldTeam,' says head of development
Refreshed roster and team kit unveiled for Human Powered Health Cycling in 2025
News 'A multiple world champion' will be added in new year to bring roster to 17
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'I won't miss much about the peloton' – Alessandro De Marchi looks forward to retiring from 'aggressive' modern racing
Italian racer aims for a role as a directeur sportif following retirement at end of 2025 -
'Listening to Tadej's advice was inspiring' – Tour de France winners Pauline Ferrand-Prévot and Tadej Pogačar link up for post-victory ride
The two 2025 yellow jersey winners ride together in Monaco -
'The goal is still to be at the start of the Vuelta a España' – Mikel Landa makes long-awaited return to racing after Giro d'Italia crash
'Now I have a lot of doubts, worries about how I feel, if my back is responding well, if my legs are responding'
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'It brings everybody up a level' – Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe riders excited for arrival of 'alien' Remco Evenepoel
2024 Giro d'Italia runner-up Dani Martínez calls signing of Evenepoel 'start of new chapter for squad' -
First-time live broadcast for Leadville 100 MTB begins early Saturday; SBT GRVL pro races return to Steamboat Springs in 2026 - North American Roundup
Lucas Bourgoyne and Olivia Cummins win Littleton Twilight Criterium races; elite women get extended race in September at Bucks County Classic -
'Just one mistake, it's really unlucky' - Tumultuous scenes at Tour de Pologne as major crash forces partial neutralisation of Queen stage
Riders and teams praise decision to suspend race as all ambulances attend injured
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'You never want to see that happen' - Ben Turner claims first World Tour win at Tour de Pologne in tumultuous, crash-torn finale
Ineos Grenadiers racer claims small group sprint after race neutralised for 15 minutes after multiple riders crash on fast downhill -
'Women's cycling is a sink-or-swim situation' - Cynisca seeking $1 million to step up target of Tour de France Femmes in 2026
American team hopes to expand to ProTeam status with a Continental feeder team -
New team, same tech? Why Remco Evenepoel's switch to another Specialized team isn’t as straightforward as expected
Despite riding the same bike with much of the same equipment at Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe, the Belgian will still need to go back to the drawing board with his bike fit and aero testing data
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What's next for the Tour de France Femmes – does it really need three weeks of racing?
'We can’t start from nothing and arrive at the same level' says race winner Pauline Ferrand-Prévot -
Remco Evenepoel has finally moved to Red Bull, but can he ever win the Tour de France?
Belgian got the move he wanted, but success is not guaranteed -
'Everybody wants to be in the breakaway' – The Tour de France Femmes' most combative riders reveal the secrets of making the break in cycling's biggest race
Brodie Chapman, Maëva Squiban, Ruth Edwards, and Franziska Koch talk teamwork, reading the race and picking the right moments to attack -
Five mid-contract transfers more controversial than Remco Evenepoel's move to Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe
From Lorena Wiebes to Wout van Aert, the most contentious moves in the past five years -
The biggest benefits to Remco Evenepoel leaving Soudal-QuickStep for Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe
From a 'super team' budget to not needing to change equipment, what helped Olympic champion decide to make his big transfer?
