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UEC European Championships: Mara Winter shocks the WorldTour favourites to claim women's under-23 title in tight finish
Results Swiss rider beats Nienke Vinke into second, world champion Viktória Chladoňová third from small group sprint
Visma-Lease a Bike bring on Giorgia Bronzini as sports director
News Italian moves from Human Powered Health to Dutch team
Tadej Pogačar and Urška Žigart arrive home in Slovenia ahead of European Championships, despite injuries ruling them out of the racing
News Defending champion trains alongside Dane Mikkel Honoré near Ljubljana
Will Vollering continue the Dutch domination or can someone exact Worlds revenge? – European Championships women's road race contenders
Contenders Vollering, Longo Borghini, Reusser and more will all battle for the European bands on a punchy course in Slovenia
Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney swaps Canyon-SRAM for Lidl-Trek after nine years in major women's peloton transfer
News The 2024 Tour de France Femmes winner has spent nine seasons with Canyon-SRAM
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'I just don’t want to make those choices anymore' – Olympic champion track sprinter Katy Marchant retires
News The British rider won national, European, World and Olympic titles during a 13-year career
Emma Langley and Matt Wilson win inaugural Pulaski MTN-X Gravel Bike Race in Virginia
News Six timed sectors were raced to determine winner of event in Blue Ridge Mountains
'It'd be a fairytale to win, but I'm also realistic' – Tiffany Cromwell primed to go out on a high at UCI Gravel World Championships in Western Australia
Interview 'It's nice that I can choose when. It's not that I didn't have options for a contract or that I had an injury that stopped me. It was just me' the retiring Australian tells Cyclingnews
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UEC European Championships: Mara Winter shocks the WorldTour favourites to claim women's under-23 title in tight finish
Swiss rider beats Nienke Vinke into second, world champion Viktória Chladoňová third from small group sprint -
Visma-Lease a Bike bring on Giorgia Bronzini as sports director
Italian moves from Human Powered Health to Dutch team -
Tadej Pogačar and Urška Žigart arrive home in Slovenia ahead of European Championships, despite injuries ruling them out of the racing
Defending champion trains alongside Dane Mikkel Honoré near Ljubljana
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Will Vollering continue the Dutch domination or can someone exact Worlds revenge? – European Championships women's road race contenders
Vollering, Longo Borghini, Reusser and more will all battle for the European bands on a punchy course in Slovenia -
Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney swaps Canyon-SRAM for Lidl-Trek after nine years in major women's peloton transfer
The 2024 Tour de France Femmes winner has spent nine seasons with Canyon-SRAM -
'I just don’t want to make those choices anymore' – Olympic champion track sprinter Katy Marchant retires
The British rider won national, European, World and Olympic titles during a 13-year career
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Emma Langley and Matt Wilson win inaugural Pulaski MTN-X Gravel Bike Race in Virginia
Six timed sectors were raced to determine winner of event in Blue Ridge Mountains -
'It'd be a fairytale to win, but I'm also realistic' – Tiffany Cromwell primed to go out on a high at UCI Gravel World Championships in Western Australia
'It's nice that I can choose when. It's not that I didn't have options for a contract or that I had an injury that stopped me. It was just me' the retiring Australian tells Cyclingnews -
Virginia's Blue Ridge GO Cross: Sidney McGill ends Manon Bakker’s USCX win streak as Tofik Beshir takes back-to-back victories on day 2 in Roanoke
Dry and dusty conditions prove pivotal on second day of racing
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UCI Gravel World Series: Rosa Klöser and Hugo Drechou victorious on 'one of the most technical UCI gravel courses you can find' at Pyrénées Catalanes Gravel Tour
German racer on the upswing after two dominant solo victories -
North American crowds deliver, the juniors deserve better, and the Dutch get it so right – Our key takeaways from the Road World Championships 2026
The Cyclingnews team on the ground dissect some of the biggest talking points and storylines from a week in Montreal -
Rad Dirt Fest: Lauren De Crescenzo now five-for-five while Torbjørn Røed best in men's two-rider sprint
Colorado-based riders dominate 110-mile high-elevation contest
