'Everything can change in the Tour de France on any day' – Ever-ambitious Juan Ayuso sets podium goal as Lidl-Trek balance leaders Lidl-Trek also aiming for points jersey with Mads Pedersen in 2026 Tour Cycling News · Jun 30
Belgian National Championships: Rune Herregodts clinches biggest victory of career as outsiders spark huge upset in elite men's road race UAE Team Emirates-XRG racer outpowers two other breakaways and sprinters fail to impact despite ultra-flat course Cycling News · Jun 28
Italian National Championships: Jonathan Milan sprints to first road race title after Lidl-Trek keep rivals under firm control Isolated Milan beat Tommaso Dati and Alessandro Romele to the line Cycling News · Jun 27
Daniek Hengeveld scorches final lap for her first elite women's Dutch time trial national title Femke De Vries and Lieke Nooijen earn silver and bronze medals for Visma-Lease a Bike podium sweep in 36km test delayed because of European heat wave Cycling News · Jun 24
'It's annoying to be out-numbered like that' - Quinn Simmons lets his 'legs talk' with solo march on final lap for third USPro Road National title 25-year-old heads to Tour de France where 'my biggest dream of the whole season is to win a stage wearing this jersey' Cycling News · Jun 22
Tour de Suisse: Stage 4 women's and men's time trial start times Becky Storrie will kick off the women's time trial at 10:39 CEST, Marco Brenner is the first rider off the starting ramp in the men's time trial at 14:57 CEST Cycling News · Jun 19
Jhonatan Narváez wins Tour de Suisse stage 3 from the breakaway Ecuadorian rider holds off the sprinters’ teams alongside Xando Meurisse Cycling Weekly · Jun 19
Zoe Bäckstedt takes dominant sprint win on Tour de Suisse Women stage 3 It is the second bunch sprint victory in the pro ranks for the former Junior World Champion Cycling Weekly · Jun 19
Tour de Suisse: Romain Grégoire holds off a chasing Tadej Pogačar to claim hard-fought breakaway victory on stage 2 Marcel Camprubí second and Bart Lemmen third from a six-man sprint in Locarno Cycling News · Jun 18
'We were just full gas' – Romain Grégoire outguns a rampaging Tadej Pogačar to win Tour de Suisse stage 2 The Frenchman was best of the remains of a breakaway, with Pogačar finishing seconds behind Cycling Weekly · Jun 18
'Everyone was a bit surprised by what happened' – Riders react to Tadej Pogačar's dominant solo ride at the Tour de Suisse 'We expected something super hard, but maybe not as crazy as it was in the end' says Mauro Schmid Cycling News · Jun 18
Baloise Belgium Tour: Biniam Girmay wins opener in hotly contested bunch sprint Tim Merlier falls just shy of taking first race lead Cycling News · Jun 17
'This was definitely not the plan' –Tadej Pogačar sends Tour de France warning with 70km stage-winning attack at Tour de Suisse World champion wins opening stage and leads by more than two minutes Cycling Weekly · Jun 17
'He was just on another level' – Juan Ayuso satisfied with Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes podium after losing out in battle with former teammate Isaac del Toro 'I think it was a really good ride to prepare for the Tour' says Spaniard, who ends Tour de France warm-up race third overall Cycling News · Jun 15
Cycling News · Jun 14 Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes: Isaac del Toro claims overall title with second consecutive mountaintop victory at Plateau de Solaison Mexican wrestles the yellow jersey from the shoulders of Luke Tuckwell on the final day
Cycling Weekly · Jun 14 'It's an enormous privilege': Issac Del Toro wins Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes after dominating final stage The Mexican scores the biggest stage race victory of his young career in the race formerly known as the Critérium du Dauphiné
Cycling News · Jun 13 Quick decisions, a touch of shoulders, and a late-race bike change - How top sprinters fought through the chaotic last lap of the Copenhagen Sprint Charlotte Kool, Lorena Wiebes, and Nienke Veenhoven momentarily drifted left, but with 250 metres to go, Wiebes launched her trademark acceleration and sped past Elisa Balsamo
Cycling News · Jun 13 'It was stupid' - Juan Ayuso disappointed after a miscalculated attack costs him victory atop Grand Colombier at Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes 'I think I just threw away the victory' says Lidl-Trek's late-race attacker after being caught and passed by Isaac del Toro with 1.7km to the top
Cycling Weekly · Jun 13 Isaac del Toro wins eventful stage seven of Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, as Luke Tuckwell keeps yellow The Mexican rider proved strongest on the Grand Colombier, moving up to third place in the general classification
Cycling News · Jun 12 Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes stage 6: Maxim Van Gils claims victory at Crest-Voland from huge breakaway Australian Luke Tuckwell claims overall race lead, Paul Seixas, Isaac Del Toro gain time on rivals
Cycling News · Jun 11 Ineos with leadership issues, Seixas and Del Toro with ground to make up – GC analysis ahead of mountain triple-header in Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Final three mountain stages will determine the overall winner and perhaps Tour de France fates for some
Cycling Weekly · Jun 11 'I have to keep working now' – Wout van Aert shows class is permanent with victory on stage 5 of the Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Belgian bounces back from training crash with sprint win
Cycling News · Jun 11 'These questions are ridiculous' – Juan Ayuso rejects any suggestion of leadership 'dilemma' at Lidl-Trek with Mattias Skjelmose Spaniard responds sharply to cooperation question after pair combined well in Tour Auvergne-Rhône Alpes TTT
Cycling News · Jun 10 'I think I punched my ticket' - Quinn Simmons confident stage win in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes race will earn him a fourth Tour de France start Lidl-Trek rider says bookend wins in 12 months at notable one-week European stage races career defining as US Pro road champion
Cycling Weekly · Jun 10 'I've never won a sprint before, so that's kinda good' – Quinn Simmons escapes to victory on stage 4 of the Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes as breakaway makes it The peloton closed in on the escapees in final kilometre, but couldn't pull it back