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'This feels like the most turbulent, hard year I've ever had' – Evie Richards conquers difficult 2025 as most successful female short track rider ever

The Red Bull athlete won the short track Whoop UCI Mountain Bike World Series this year, and she's not finished

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'I realise how valuable it was' – don't discount your short cycle to work – it could be worth more than you think

Once just a 'disdainful' sidenote in the training diary, it turns you really don't know what you've got till it's gone

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Josh Tarling set for UCI Track World Championships debut for Great Britain

Ineos Grenadiers rider part of 22-rider squad competing in Chile next week

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Campagnolo does the most Campagnolo thing ever and drops a range of hop ups to make your Super Record Superer

Campagnolo have introduced a range of fancy parts for its already fanciest groupset. Carbon chainrings, titanium cassettes and uber fancy bearings, just don't ask the price.

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French WorldTour team to fold, according to reports

Arkéa-B&B Hotels staff and riders told that team has not found sponsors for 2026

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'I don't have 100% of me to give to it anymore' – British Olympic medallist retires at 28

Jack Carlin was part of Great Britain's track sprint squad for a decade

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I was overtaken so badly by a lorry driver at the weekend that I feared the worst, and this is just normal for a cyclist

An inch the wrong way, and I wouldn’t be here writing this, and I’m expected to just accept it

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No matter how good you think you are at looking after your bike, I bet you haven't checked this setting in years. I ignored it, and could have been seriously injured

How two of the smallest screws on your bike can have one of the biggest safety impacts.

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You think that's light, Brompton? Oleg at Twisted Wheels says, "hold my beer" with a custom Brompton that only weighs 5.99kg

On the day Brompton launches it's lightest ever Brompton, we thought we'd bring you this flyweight from custom builder, Twisted Wheels. A specialist in light-weighting posh bikes, he loves everyone's favourite folder and he's got this one under 6kg.

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World champions, Olympic medallists and a Tour de France winner – these are the riders retiring in 2025

More than 50 pros are hanging up their bikes this year, chapeau to them all

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Brompton abandons front wheel drive in big rethink on e-bike range

The Electric T Line weighs 14kg and features a titanium frame shifting driving duty to the rear of the bike for the first time, but commuting in style is costly with the top of the range bike selling for £5799.

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'It attracts a lot of attention – especially from bankers': Strava confirms plans to go public on stock exchange

CEO Michael Martin tells Financial Times that listing will provide easy access to capital

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Debate: Were the Dutch right to chase down their own teammate at the Gravel World Championships? Is gravel a team sport or an individual one?

Shirin van Anrooij had victory in hand until her own teammates chased her down

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Former British champion to retire at 28 after 'difficult few years'

UAE Team ADQ rider Lizzie Holden has chosen the Tour of Chongming Island as her final race

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Smith Ultralite sunglasses review: Brilliant lens with zero fogging

Retro-styled sunglasses that perform flawlessly in most conditions

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The best bikes and tech trends from the UCI Gravel World Championships 2025

Narrower tyres, 2x chainsets, mullet arrangements, and tyre pressure monitors were just some of the headline trends

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'My chance to win the world title has been taken away from me' – Dutch confuse with tactics in elite women's race at UCI Gravel World Championships

A Dutch world champion, four Dutch riders in the top five, and yet all was not well in the Dutch camp post-race

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'He didn't manage to catch me' – Tadej Pogačar beaten by British hill climber at event in Slovenia

Hill-climb legend Andrew Feather was the only rider to hold off the world champion

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'It’s the end of a long comeback' - Florian Vermeersch overcomes adversity to reach top step at the UCI Gravel World Championships

The Belgian rider recovered from a broken leg and the disappointment of two second places in earlier editions to take the win on the Dutch roads.

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'My downstairs loo features a couple of pictures of me racing. I look ridiculous' - Dr Hutch wonders if TT helmets have ruined cycling photography

The UCI's new rule, banning TT helmets from road racing, couldn't have come soon enough for some people

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Florian Vermeersch takes breakaway victory to win the men’s elite race at the UCI Gravel World Championships

The Belgian star took the win after escaping as part of the day’s four-man breakaway, which escaped 120km from the line in Maastricht, before dropping his fellow escapees for the win.

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'This is my best season so far' says Tadej Pogačar after winning his fifth consecutive Lombardia title

Remco Evenepoel finishes second behind the world, European and Tour de France champion, with Australia's Michael Storer third and American champion Quinn Simmons fourth

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Lorena Wiebes holds off Marianne Vos to clinch elite women's race at the UCI Gravel World Championships

In a race dominated by the Dutch on home soil, Wiebes and Vos finish 1-2 with Italy's Silvia Persico in third

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2026 Giro d’Italia to start in Bulgaria confirms RCS president

After hosting the Grande Partenza in Hungary in 2022 and in Albania this year, Giro organisers RCS are planning the race's most easterly start in 2026

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