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'Still far from reaching his full potential' – Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe snap up Georg Steinhauser from EF Education-EasyPost

German climber has struggled for consistency, but the talent has always been there – Analysis

Cycling News · Aug 13

'My longest race was seven minutes and now it's three or four hours' – Sandrine Tas trades ice skates for a road bike at debut Tour de France Femmes

Belgian neo-pro, tackling her third sport as a professional, leads Lotto-Intermarché this week with an eye on the Dijon time trial

Cycling News · Aug 3

Cycling transfers – All the latest moves, renewals and retirements as the 2027 market hots up

The ultimate guide to the pro cycling transfer window, tracking every move across the men's and women's WorldTours

Cycling News · Aug 1

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'I've shown I deserve to dream' - Remco Evenepoel says second place in Tour de France confirms belief as he pursues future Grand Tour victories

The 26-year-old ready to continue battling for top results at three-week races after best Tour result to date

Cycling News · Jul 26

'I suffered quite a bit from the rain' - tenacious Remco Evenepoel retains podium spot at Tour de France despite struggling on stage 14 final ascent

Belgian fights back well after difficult moments on Col du Haag

Cycling News · Jul 18

Huub Artz drops out of Tour de France breakaway after being pulled up on illegal position on the bike

'What's the limit? Can you explain what's wrong? Everybody does it' bemoans Dutchman in discussions with race official

Cycling News · Jul 9

Altitude top-ups, recons, and down time – What are the yellow jersey hopefuls up to ahead of the Tour de France?

Final training camps and tune-ups on the cards for those hoping to hit the ground running in Barcelona

Cycling News · Jun 24

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Tour de Wallonie: Ben Oliver outpaces Arnaud De Lie to win closing stage and snatch overall title

New Zealander's second stage win seals victory as mass crash holds up peloton in closing sprint

Cycling News · Jun 5

'Soon I'll be a Buddhist monk' – Arnaud De Lie struggles to stay calm amid avalanche of misfortune

Belgian battling more setbacks at Tour de Wallonie as he prepares for the Tour de France

Cycling News · Jun 4

Tour de Wallonie: Ben Oliver scores Modern Adventure's first European win in stage 2 sprint finish

New Zealander beats Yorben Lauryssen and Riley Sheehan on a wet day out in Libramont-Chevigny

Cycling News · Jun 2

Visma-Lease a Bike head of racing Grischa Niermann set to leave team for Lidl-Trek – reports

Various publications reporting major move with other shuffles likely at Lidl-Trek

Cycling News · Jun 1

A warning to Pogačar and Vingegaard? Paul Seixas claims several Strava KOMs on Col du Tourmalet during recon of Tour de France mountain stage

French super talent heads straight from altitude camp to Pyrenees exploration ahead of next race at Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes on Sunday

Cycling News · Jun 1

Is co-leadership the only way to challenge Vingegaard at Giro d'Italia? Jai Hindley set to share Red Bull reigns with Pellizzari after season of domestique duties

Australian former winner primes for sixth appearance at his favourite race, where it's 'always unpredictable and always super hard in the last week'

Cycling News · May 7

Unstoppable force vs immovable object: Why Paris-Roubaix may prove too much even for Tadej Pogacar

The Slovenian is one step closer to sporting immortality with Paris-Roubaix the only Monument he has yet to claim - but it’s a tall order even for him

The Independent UK · Apr 10

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The Independent UK · Apr 5

Tadej Pogacar triumphs at Tour of Flanders in familiar tale but may face bizarre fine

Pogacar continued his outstanding start to 2026 as he claimed the second monument of the year

Cycling News · Apr 4

'I’m not going to wait for an attack' – Jasper Stuyven hopes to put Soudal-QuickStep’s classics campaign back on course at the Tour of Flanders

The Belgian team have struggled to make a significant impact in the cobbled Classics in recent years, but have a strong squad for Sunday’s Monument.

Cycling News · Apr 4

'I deliberately got rid of my social media for two weeks' – Remco Evenepoel addresses drama of surprise Tour of Flanders debut and says he wouldn't be starting if victory wasn't possible

Belgian places himself below the favourites Pogačar, Van der Poel and Van Aert, but brims with confidence ahead of Sunday's race

Cycling News · Apr 3

'It shook me for a while' - Florian Vermeersch opens up about online abuse he received after helping chase down Wout van Aert at Dwars door Vlaanderen

UAE Team Emirates-XRG rider targeted following his role in chase that ultimately led to compatriot being caught by Ganna

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Cycling News · Mar 27

'I gave up, actually, because they were so close' – Mathieu van der Poel made to look human despite completing E3 Saxo Classic hat-trick with 'one of my best efforts'

Dutchman talks through 63km solo win after chasing quartet fumbled the catch in the final kilometres of a dramatic edition

Cycling News · Mar 23

'Sometimes it is up to me to bang on the table and say that I am still here' – Why Lotte Kopecky demanding Milan-San Remo leadership is an ominous sign for the rest of the Classics

How the Belgian getting back on track sets her up perfectly for Flanders and Roubaix

Cycling News · Mar 10

Gent-Wevelgem Women 2026 route

The 135.2km race will start and finish in Wevelgem

Cycling News · Mar 8

'I'm good' - Isaac del Toro dismisses talk of Strade Bianche fatigue and illness before Tirreno-Adriatico GC bid

Mexican faces 2025 Giro rival Richard Carapaz, Matteo Jorgenson, Antonio Tiberi and Primož Roglič in Italian stage race

Cycling News · Mar 4

'We're leaving nothing to chance' – Pinarello-Q36.5 and Tom Pidcock tackle double Strade Bianche recons in bid to beat Tadej Pogačar

Briton's coach Kurt Bogaerts says he's in 'top form' and 'mentally, probably in a better place than a year ago'

Cycling News · Mar 1

'Hurting the fast guys put us in a good position': Matthew Brennan puts Visma-Lease a Bike back on the right path at Kuurne-Brussel-Kuurne

Matthew Brennan became the first British winner of Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne since Mark Cavendish in 2015, bouncing back 24 hours after crashing out of Omloop Het Nieuwsblad

Cycling News · Feb 24

Wout van Aert recovered and ready to return to racing at Omloop Het Nieuwsblad and Le Samyn after ankle fracture threatened to disrupt season start

It's official: Wout van Aert will race Omloop Het Nieuwsblad but skip Kuurne-Brussel-Kuurne in Opening Weekend races

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