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One death in cycling is too many – change is needed after Finlay Tarling’s

The 19-year-old’s tragic death should be a wakeup for change

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'This is crazy' – Two riders do the double, taking two British racing titles on the last day of season

Morven Yeoman and Tom Armstrong both bag a brace of trophies at Ryedale

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Women have been a rare species in cycling for too long – stats from the Tour de France Femmes suggest we're finally seeing real change

Huge jumps in women riding bikes over the course of the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift show the pro racing stage is influencing everyday riders

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'I was throwing up every 20 minutes' – British rider battles illness to finish debut Tour de France Femmes

Robyn Clay has raced some of the biggest events in the world since stepping up to the WorldTour with Picnic PostNL this year

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The UCI is boasting the green credentials of a race sponsored by host country's largest oil company – how environmentally friendly is ‘The Green Breakaway’?

The UCI praises the Arctic Race of Norway’s pioneering use of electric vehicles. However, as Matt Rendell reports, that’s not even half the story

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'Things are moving in the right direction' – Tour de France Femmes director Marion Rousse says full-length TV broadcasts of stages are under consideration for future editions

Race director in discussion with France Télévisions about increased coverage

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Exclusive: 'There's a real discussion to be had' – full TV coverage being considered for Tour de France Femmes, says race director

Marion Rousse says the peloton "deserves" complete coverage

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The decision not to provide full TV coverage of the Tour de France Femmes is a disgrace, but it seems like cycling is waking up to this

Fans wanting to watch all of the biggest women’s race of the year could instead watch all 232km of a forgettable sprint stage in Poland

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'One functioning portaloo labelled 'male-only' for 8,500 riders' – cycling sportives need to 'do better' to attract female riders

Olivia Moore's experience was not an anomaly; Cycling Weekly spoke to riders, organisers, and participation experts to find out what needs to change

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TNT Sports grows Tour de France viewership by 58% in absence of free-to-air rival

Warner Bros. Discovery report audience boost after signing exclusive rights deal

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Think next year's UK Tour de France Grand Départ is historic? Discover the radical cross-Channel race that time forgot

A post-WW2 Paris-London stage race promised to revolutionise British cycling. Its founder risked everything to make it happen –only for bureaucracy, and history, to leave it behind

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'It'll be a nice cherry on top to finish in Paris' – these riders already know they're racing their final Tour de France

The Class of '26 includes two previous stage winners

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Could the 'barefoot shoe movement' ever come to cycling?

Barefoot shoes are appearing on the high street, but could the principles ever influence our cycling habits?

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'I think the dream is dead this year' – Lewis Askey rode too well at the Tour de France to be lanterne rouge

The NSN Cycling rider flirted with last place, but is now comfortably not

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'All riders were included in the operation' – Entire Tour de France peloton provided blood samples to anti-doping organisation on rest day

The International Testing Agency confirmed to Cycling Weekly that they undertook a mass testing program on the Tour de France's second and final rest day

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Multiple riders have been subjected to night-time doping controls at Tour de France

Tadej Pogačar and Jonas Vingegaard are not the only riders to have been woken up in the early hours

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'We keep hold of our ownership': Soudal Quick-Step bank on traditional approach to sponsorship to fuel future success

Flooring company Quick-Step will no longer lend its name to one of cycling's most successful teams from next season. Is that a worry?

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'It's not only for aero gains' – why are riders shaving their arms at the Tour de France?

Today's pros are going further than just hair-free legs

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Team budgets are approaching €60 million, and Visma-Lease a Bike is still hunting for a title sponsor at the Tour de France

Chief business officer isn't concerned and says 'being a first title sponsor of one of the biggest teams in the world could benefit a company a lot'

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'The animals don't know what you've won' – inside Thibaut Pinot's farm life as the Tour de France visits his hometown

Frenchman says farming 'teaches you to let go'

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Should you worry about a SRAM shifter stoppage after Tom Pidcock's Tour de France mishap?

The Brit's shifter became jammed on stage nine of the Tour de France, potentially costing him the win, but our expert called it a 'freak' occurrence

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'Smell of rot' and 'water basically running down the walls' – Tour de France riders are sleeping in nightmare hotels

No matter the team's budget, rider accommodation is a lottery at the Tour

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Backies, bucket hats, banana avatars, rowing riders and wacky World Cup conspiracy theories… The first nine stages of the 2026 Tour de France, as seen through social media

Nine social media spots, direct from the Tour

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From 27bpm to 185bpm: How a cyclist’s heart rate evolves during the Tour de France

A Tour de France cyclist’s resting heart rate is less than half that of a normal adult male’s. They need regular monitoring to ensure everything is running smoothly.

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End of an era as Quick-Step set to step down as Soudal Quick-Step title sponsor after 24 years

The team will be known as Soudal Safety Jogger for the 2027 season

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