Doping protocols under scrutiny after cyclist tested just hours after mother’s death Valentina Cavallar was visited by doping control officers mere hours after her mother had passed away The Independent UK · Oct 12
Could Oscar Onley possibly be the next Chris Froome? After another hugely impressive Grand Tour showing, this time at the Vuelta a Espana, Oscar Only has shown signs that he could be the next truly… The National (Scotland) · Sep 13
The madding crowd: What pro riders really think about fans at the side of the road Unruly fans are threatening cycling's greatest asset: its unparalleled accessibility - Can the sport preserve the spectacle and protect the peloton. Cycling Weekly · Sep 3
Tadej Pogačar’s exit has blown the Vuelta a España wide open – who will capitalise on the opportunity? We have lost the best rider in the world, but might have gained a more interesting race Cycling Weekly · Sep 1
Tadej Pogačar's brutally unexpected exit from the Vueltaa España is a massive reminder of cycling's intrinsic unpredictability - Analysis Slovenian's dramatic departure from race creates a total game-changer for the Spanish Grand Tour Cycling News · Aug 29
Did dehydration play a role in Tadej Pogačar's failed solo move at Vuelta a España? World champion says no but was denied a bottle and has a few fuelling fails to his name Slovenian has come unstuck due to fuelling and hydration in the past, but says this was not the case on stage 6 Cycling News · Aug 28
Are shorter cranks worth the hype? What science says about power production, fit, and comfort Reduced crank lengths have been a hot topic in recent years, with Tadej Pogačar and Remco Evenepoel leading the way, but is it right for you? Cycling Weekly · Aug 26
Cycling chiefs criticised for response to Fin Tarling’s death: ‘This simply cannot happen’ Richard Plugge, the manager of the former Tour de France winner, Jonas Vingegaard, has criticised cycling’s governing body, the UCI, for a lack of action following the death of Fin Tarling The Guardian - UK · Aug 24
Tadej Pogacar looks unstoppable as he sets sights on another slice of history at Vuelta Slovenian is aiming to become the ninth rider to win all three Grand Tours, and it doesn’t look as if anyone can stop him The Guardian - UK · Aug 21
Vuelta a Espana 2026 stage-by-stage guide: Route maps and profiles for all 21 days The 2026 route travels through Monaco, France, and Andorra en route to Spain and includes two individual time trials, four outings for the sprinters and six mountain tests The Independent UK · Aug 21
Tadej Pogacar will win the Vuelta a Espana. Here’s why you should still watch it IN DEPTH: It feels inevitable Pogacar will complete the grand tour set, Flo Clifford writes, but there remains plenty that is harder to predict about what should still be a fascinating edition of La Vuelta The Independent UK · Aug 21
Tadej Pogačar could win the Vuelta a España by 10 minutes but total domination is unlikely – Philippa York analysis Cyclingnews' expert columnist delves into the main storylines and factors ahead of the Spanish Grand Tour Cycling News · Aug 20
Jonas Vingegaard issues statement on injury recovery after fracturing his collarbone IN FULL The Independent UK · Aug 17
'Belgians love underdogs' – Wout van Aert's enduring popularity has its roots in cyclo-cross, but it's got much bigger since then, writes Thomas De Gendt Van Aert's return to the Vuelta a España, two years on, will once again spark major interest back home, our regular columnist writes Cycling News · Aug 17
The Independent UK · Aug 17 Jonas Vingegaard ruled out for season as Visma-Lease a Bike provide injury update The Dane fractured his collarbone in a crash at the Tour de France and has elected to end his season as a result
Cycling Weekly · Aug 17 'It's not possible for me to get back to top level' – Jonas Vingegaard will not race again this season following Tour de France crash The Giro d'Italia winner will focus on recovery and preparing for 2027
Cycling News · Aug 17 Tadej Pogačar vs the rest – Our analysis of the top 10 contenders at the Vuelta a España No rider looks likely to beat the Tour de France champion, but there are plenty of GC names to watch in Spain
Cycling News · Aug 17 Jonas Vingegaard out for rest of season with no return possible after crash No World Championships return for Dane after breaking collarbone at Tour de France
The Guardian - UK · Aug 10 Tour de France Femmes steps out of Pogacar’s shadow to showcase truly compelling racing Overall winner of Tour de France Femmes was uncertain until final climb – a world away from Tadej Pogacar’s dominance of men’s event
Cycling News · Aug 4 'A tool in this fight' – UCI president David Lappartient backs night-time anti-doping testing in men's Tour de France Ongoing lack of ITA communiqués of positive doping tests from race is potential indication that 'there was nothing in the Tour'
The Independent UK · Aug 3 Tadej Pogacar’s full circle moment at Vuelta a Espana shows how he’s redefined cycling Fresh from a fifth yellow jersey at the Tour de France, the Slovenian great is targeting the final grand tour missing from his palmares
Cycling News · Aug 3 Unstoppable? The five biggest challenges that Tadej Pogačar will face at this year's Vuelta a España Slovenian returns to the race that kickstarted Grand Tour career back in 2019
The Guardian - UK · Aug 3 Tadej Pogacar will ride Vuelta a España in bid to complete Grand Tour treble Tadej Pogacar will return to the Vuelta a España for the first time since 2019
Cycling News · Jul 30 Will Tadej Pogačar win a sixth Tour de France? - What can we expect from the 2027 Grand Boucle What we know, and suspect, about the 2027 route, which challengers will step up and how team sizes could play a factor into the Slovenian's dominance
Cycling News · Jul 30 Jonas Vingegaard reveals Tadej Pogačar messaged him after Tour de France crash, says rivalry has 'become a lot friendlier there in the last couple of years' Dane echoes long-term adversary's words from Tour on the positive development of their relationship