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'Anything other than gold would be a disappointment' – Ultra-ambitious Paul Seixas throws down the gauntlet for Road World Championships title
20-year-old will be France's sole leader on Sunday, and a serious rainbow jersey contender -
'One final opportunity to give it everything' – Ashleigh Moolman Pasio set to close out 17-year professional career with World Championships road race
South African's final event of 2026 will be the Gravel World Championships, but Montreal marks her last outing on the road, as she outlines in reflective blog post -
CRO Race: Colombian Dani Martínez ends two-year win drought with small group victory on stage 4
2026 Paris-Nice runner-up outpowers four other riders on streets of Rijeka
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'Job's not finished' – Demi Vollering keeping quiet on game plan as she leads Dutch squad at Road World Championships
Two-time Tour de France Femmes winner thrives on responsibility this year as lone team leader for first rainbow reward -
Spanish DS ejected from World Championships after dramatic speeding on course during Benjamín Noval's victory – Video
Former pro Eleuterio Anguita was also fined 1,000 CHF for the infraction -
Colombian pro racer Germán Gómez Becerra cleared of doping charges by ITA
Former Polti VisitMalta pro returned positive for anabolic steroid due to meat contamination
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'She might well be the woman to beat' – Lotte Kopecky acknowledges Demi Vollering is top World Championships favourite but points to strong field of contenders
'If that top day comes, then a lot is possible' says two-time world champion of her own chances in Montreal -
A wide open face-off between Evenepoel, Del Toro, Seixas, Van der Poel and more for the rainbow jersey – Analysing the World Championships elite men's road race contenders
Wout van Aert, Tom Pidcock and a strong USA team also among top names for Sunday's headline event in Montreal -
'When we talk about legacy, things don't happen just by a one-off event' – One year later, what is the lasting impact of the Kigali World Championships?
The Worlds in Rwanda were a starting point for the growth of professional cycling in Africa and beyond, but the UCI's mission to globalise the sport still faces road blocks, Dan Challis reports
