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‘Furious’ cycling community calls for change after death of 19-year-old rider Finlay Tarling

The teenager, who rode for NSN Development, was killed in a collision with a non-race vehicle on stage eight of the Portuguese race

The Independent UK

60 WorldTour riders consent to anti-doping power data passport study

'Its potential contribution to anti-doping has remained largely unexplored,' says ITA Director as Visma-Lease a Bike riders amongst test pool

Cycling News

'A geeky area of technology is blowing up into one of cycling's trickiest dilemmas' - How has rider data become such a controversial conundrum for the sport?

From GPS trackers to improve rider safety and power data's anti-doping potential, to the issue of ownership – rider data has quickly become one of the peloton's most divisive topics, but why?

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Have short-nosed saddles finally made ugly saddles redundant?

Over the past decade, wince-worthy perches have been ousted by their stubby-nosed alternatives but, 10 years on, are we sitting any prettier?

Cycling Weekly

'No one enjoys seeing money spent on lawyers but this is about unity' – Adam Hansen defends CPA's vote to help fund UCI's legal battle with SRAM

'If we don't back the UCI now then why would they listen in the future' says CPA boss

Cycling News

Major kit brand investing in airbag tech as WorldTour teams start testing

Are airbags built into clothing about to begin a step-change in cycling safety?

Cycling Weekly

'I gave my life to the Giro' - Race director Mauro Vegni to retire soon after presenting 2026 Giro d'Italia route

A final exclusive interview with the last great Giro d'Italia direttore

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Lotto-Intermarché 'dishonest' with riders over future amid long-running merger process

'The teams can decide whether or not to keep a rider, but the rider himself can't do anything to leave' says CPA President Adam Hansen

Cycling News

'We have to do something about the motorbikes influencing the racing' – An investigation into the dark art of using moto slipstreams in bike races

Is utilising TV motorbike slipstreams just 'part of the game', influencing races unfairly, or downright cheating? What are the ways to stop it? We investigate

Cycling News

'They should have known months ago' – CPA president Adam Hansen intervenes to try and alleviate prolonged rider uncertainty over Lotto-Intermarché merger

'Even more disappointing was having to tell some of them that they didn't have a contract for next year, especially when they had been told otherwise'

Cycling News

'Great for the riders' - CPA President Adam Hansen argues that upcoming Israel-Premier Tech name-change and rebrand will have positive impact for team members

CPA President says he discussed team's situation with owner Sylvan Adams during Rwanda Road World Championships

Cycling News

Cycling union president suggests cutting short top races to deter protesters

Adam Hansen, the president of riders’ union CPA, said that shortening races - despite the huge financial and logistical nightmare that poses - would deny protesters a platform

The Independent UK

'A small sacrifice' - CPA President Adam Hansen calls for cancellation of stages to deter protests

Former racer argues absence of racing would take away protestors' platform

Cycling News

Resilience versus risk: Why mental health issues pose pro cycling's biggest problem

Cycling is scarred by riders who have suffered mental health issues, including Mark Cavendish and Tom Dumoulin. There’s evidence that over a quarter of professional riders battle with these issues during their career. Cyclingnews investigates the dark side of a sport that revels in suffering…

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Bernardo Ruiz obituary – the international pioneer of Spanish racing

Remembering the first Spanish racer to reach the Tour de France podium and 1948 Vuelta a España winner, who died August 14, 2025 aged 100

Cycling News

'Maybe making the bunch even bigger is a mistake' – Mathieu van der Poel questions safety of increased Tour de France peloton size

Dutchman weighs in on debate with the bunch of all Grand Tours increasing from 22 to 23 teams and from 176 riders to 184

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I Rode an All-American Harley to Build My Perfect All-American Hunting Rifle

Much of the media says that American manufacturing is dead. RideApart's Jonathon Klein set out to prove them wrong, using a Harley-Davidson to build an American hunting rifle with Christensen Arms.

Cycling News

Gear ratio limits trial proposed for 2025 to improve pro rider safety

Gear limits, yellow cards and protective clothing among measures to offer ongoing improvements in rider safety addressed by first SafeR Supervisory Board meeting in 2025

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'We all want the races and the riders to be safe' - SafeR project stakeholders show a united front

Car on the road at the Etoile de Bessèges and a tyre blowout highlight a need for urgency

USA Today Sports Media Group

Two Indiana University golfers found a gamechanging fix to back pain. What can others learn?

Their ribs repaired, the two return with a story that might spark a lightbulb moment for many.

Cycling News

Turin opening sprint test for modified UCI 3km rule at Tour de France

Six stages at this year's Tour will extend sprint zone to either four or five kilometres for rider safety

Cycling News

Tour de France to be proving ground for changes to UCI 3km rule, time gap calculations

'Yellow card' system to be imposed as part of SafeR safety project, restrictions on earpieces up for discussion

Cycling News

Adam Hansen leads rider fight against pressure to race Giro d'Italia in the snow

'They tried to push the riders to race but the riders stood together’ says CPA president

Cycling Weekly

Cyclists don't accept dangerous driving in any other circumstance, so why is it ok in a bike race?

The incident involving two riders at France’s women’s junior national championships provokes serious questions about the proximity of racers to ‘support’ cars

Cycling News

‘A car can be a weapon in the wrong hands’ - Team car hits rider during French national championships

CPA president Adam Hansen highlight dangers of team cars, Bas Tietema suggests alternatives

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