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'I just won’t quite be ready in time' – João Almeida out of Giro d'Italia with illness, Mikel Landa also not racing

UAE Team Emirates-XRG to head to Italy with changed team

Cycling Weekly · Apr 27

Magicshine Seemee R300 review: a bright spark let down by a jittery radar

Beautifully packaged and exceptionally bright, Magicshine’s latest radar unit offers impressive visibility, but out on the road, its detection reliability struggles to match established competitors.

Cycling Weekly · Apr 27

Demi Vollering continues winning ways at Liege-Bastogne-Liege Femme to claim historic third victory

The FDJ United Suez rider backs up her victory at Fleche Wallonne earlier in the week with dominant solo effort

Cycling Weekly · Apr 26

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Tadej Pogacar storms to historic victory at Liege-Bastogne-Liege despite stunning ride from Paul Seixas

The UAE Emirates rider won the fastest of the 112 editions despite challenge from 19-year-old Paul Seixas

Cycling Weekly · Apr 26

Remco Evenepoel escapes rivals in huge early break at Liège-Bastogne-Liège

UAE Emirates-XRG and Decathlon CMA CGM forced to chase

Cycling Weekly · Apr 26

Lezyne Radar Drive 300 Rear light review: a beast of a radar that’s powerful enough to take on the best

A worthy alternative, good enough to shake Garmin and Wahoo’s dominance in bike radar. It’s as rugged as a Tonka Toy and as unerring as a vampire bat

Cycling Weekly · Apr 25

'If you don't nurture it, it will just die' – is grassroots racing really on its knees in the UK?

Entries are falling and races vanishing across Britain. Tom Davidson investigates whether the grassroots scene is in terminal decline

Cycling Weekly · Apr 25

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There are few sensations in cycling more pleasurable than rounding a perfect hairpin, says Dr Hutch

The Doc’s Spanish sojourn leaves him with glowing surface impressions

Cycling Weekly · Apr 25

Former UAE Team Emirates rider Cristian Camilo Muñoz dies after infection to knee injury

30-year-old crashed at the Tour du Jura last week, before being admitted to hospital in Spain

Cycling Weekly · Apr 24

'I think we can fight for Giro d'Italia podium'says DS after Giulio Pellizzari's final stage and GC victory at the Tour of the Alps

Boost for young Italian ahead of the Giro d'Italia

Cycling Weekly · Apr 24

'This partnership marks a return to the sport' – Ineos Grenadiers announce new partners, including an iconic Colombian coffee brand

British team inks a deal with WTW, and Café de Colombia is back in the game

Cycling Weekly · Apr 24

Friday cycling quiz: How many Liège winners can you name?

It's the oldest race on the UCI calendar with over 80 individual riders having won the race

Cycling Weekly · Apr 24

'It's where I want to end up... where I want to be' – young British rider on his taste of the WorldTour high life at this week's Tour of the Alps

Josh Golliker has stepped up from the EF Education devo team to the WorldTour squad for the week

Cycling Weekly · Apr 24

Watts in your ears: Could vagus nerve stimulation make you faster?

Could tickling your ears with electricity really boost your V02 max? Simon Fellows investigates the strange but promising potential of vagus nerve stimulation

Cycling Weekly · Apr 24

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Cycling Weekly · Apr 23

'We've always kept the belief' – spirited Egan Bernal looking ready to fight for high placing at the Giro d'Italia

Following a knee injury, a sharp-looking Bernal looks match fit for the Italian tour

Cycling Weekly · Apr 23

'It’s a belief without an end, Remco forever' – Evenepoel signs lifetime deal with Specialized

Belgian to ride American bike brand's models for the rest of his career

Cycling Weekly · Apr 23

New bill honours memory of American teen cyclist Magnus White with automatic emergency braking requirement

The Magnus White and Safe Streets for Everyone Act would require all new passenger vehicles under ten thousand pounds to have automatic emergency braking by 2029

Cycling Weekly · Apr 23

'I realised, sh*t, I'm actually quite good at cycling' – the amazing journey of the surprise winner of Tour of the Alps stage 4

German former speed skater Lennart Jasch takes the biggest win of a very short career

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Cycling Weekly · Apr 23

Zipp 202 NSWs are back: Can Pidcock's new shallower wheels make you faster?

When Zipp stopped making the 202, weight weenies everywhere shed a tear. Now it's back, it's deeper, and resolutely sensible. But, is it any good?

Cycling Weekly · Apr 23

'France probably hasn't had such a talent since Hinault' – Paul Seixas hype-machine continues after La Flèche Wallonne triumph

The only question left over the 19-year-old is: should he go to the Tour de France?

Cycling Weekly · Apr 23

A two wheeled sculpture that proves aesthetics have always been a key factor in bike design

A bike made for collector Dave Marsh that remains in mint condition fifty years on

Cycling Weekly · Apr 23

'Probably up there with the maddest LeJog missions, but through blood, sweat, tears and the occasional Greggs' pasty we got through it!' – Cyclists riding Land’s End to John o’ Groats while towing wheelie bins finish their mission

Jamie Hargreaves and Alfie Cookson rode the length of the country collecting rubbish on the roll and dragging their bins to the top of Britain's highest peaks

Cycling Weekly · Apr 23

Santini Windbloc Thermo Jacket review: Protection for the coldest conditions

The combination of windproof fabric and extremely good insulation means that the Windbloc Thermo is undoubtedly very warm, but does that translate to good cold-weather performance?

Cycling Weekly · Apr 23

'I took matters into my own hands' – Olympic champion Kristen Faulkner is using AI to hit her best-ever power numbers

American believes AI is going to "change women’s performance research from the bottom up"

Cycling Weekly · Apr 23

'There's only so much food you can force yourself to eat at 2am': Meet the women daring to ride further

Long distance cycling events are typically dominated by male cyclists so we spoke to the women taking them on

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