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Edinburgh Castle set for spectacular Tour de France opening ceremony

EDINBURGH Castle will host next year’s Tour de France opening ceremony, the organisers have announced, with tickets for the event due to go on general sale from next week.

The National (Scotland) · Oct 19

Vollering pips Niewiadoma to seal dramatic road race world title

The Tour de France Femmes champion, Demi Vollering, won the longest-ever edition of the women’s world road race championship in a brutal and compelling finale in Montreal

The Guardian - UK · Sep 26

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Cycling Weekly · Sep 21

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Tom Pidcock and Zoe Backstedt lead GB squad for cycling World Championships

Tour de France podium finisher Adam Yates and recent Vuelta white jersey winner Oscar Onley are also included in the 36-strong squad

The Independent UK · Sep 15

Matthew Brennan is the future of British cycling and can follow path of two legendary riders

IN FOCUS: 21-year-old Classics rider Matthew Brennan proved unstoppable at the Vuelta a Espana, and his breakthrough performance signals a bright future for British cycling as the Tour de France prepares for a return to the UK

The Independent UK · Sep 14

5-time Tour de France winner Tadej Pogacar ends season after injury, extends contract

Tadej Pogacar will not defend his world titles after a crash. He has extended his contract with UAE Team Emirates-XRG until 2032. Pogacar underwent surgery for a fractured collarbone following the incident. He stated recovery is his immediate priority and he will support his team. The cyclist looks forward to…

The Economic Times · Sep 5

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

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Florian Lipowitz returns to racing seven weeks on from Tour de France-ending crash – here's what's left of his season

German racer makes comeback from Tour de France crash at Giro della Toscana, with Road Worlds also on his mind

Cycling News · Sep 3

'It's changed a lot' – Paul Seixas raring to take on Canadian GPs and World Championships with Pogačar's possible absence opening up opportunities

French star will return from post-Tour de France break at Grand Prix Québec before big goals of Worlds and Il Lombardia

Cycling News · Sep 3

'The Vuelta was my choice to be at 110% for the Worlds' - Hugo Houle building form in Spanish Grand Tour as likely last rainbow jersey battle of career approaches

35-year-old former Tour de France stage winner aiming to retire after Canadian WorldTour races in 2027

Cycling News · Sep 2

Tour de France stage winners, world champions and more: Tour of Britain Men 2026 start list

All the riders you can expect to see lining up at the start in Lincoln on Wednesday

Cycling Weekly · Sep 1

£30 million needed for 2027 Tour de France British Grands Départs legacy, leaders say

Open letter to prime minister calls for safe, accessibly places to ride to be created after Tours visit Britain next year

Cycling Weekly · Aug 26

A rare full cancellation, Ethan Hayter's lost points, historical precedent –How the UCI rulebook was applied on the annulled stage 3 of the Vuelta a España

The race to Font Romeu was effectively wiped from the record following a mass hailstorm 15km from the finish

Cycling News · Aug 25

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

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Cycling News · Aug 24

La Vuelta, Canada, or elsewhere – Where are the men's stars riding in preparation for the Road World Championships?

We break down the schedules of all the key riders as the big names head towards the Montreal Worlds

Cycling News · Aug 22

'I want to develop myself more in the hills' –After another impressive punchy display at the Tour of Britain Women, is Lorena Wiebes evolving?

Dutchwoman is getting stronger on the hills with the 2027 Tour de France Femmes UK Grand Départ in mind

Cycling News · Aug 22

Julian Alaphilippe had more than panache – he was a conjuror who was greater than the sum of his watts

The Frenchman departs from the sport having left a mark on fans, teammates, and rivals like few before him

Cycling Weekly · Aug 21

Vuelta a España highlights to be shown on free-to-air channel 5 in the UK

Package follows Tour de France show on same channel

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The Guardian - UK · Aug 21

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

Cycling News · Aug 21

Julian Alaphilippe has reportedly called an early end to his professional racing career

L'Equipe says that the French cyclist is set to retire immediately, forgoing the rest of this season and the final year of his contract with Tudor Pro Cycling

Cycling News · Aug 20

'I need to race smart' - Tadej Pogačar looking to complete the Grand Slam of Grand Tours in the Vuelta a España, while still looking ahead

'Everybody that is here, I expect them to be in top shape, and there are some very, very good riders here. It's never easy' says five-time Tour de France winner

Cycling News · Aug 20

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

The Independent UK · Aug 19

Lorena Wiebes sprints to opening Tour of Britain stage win

Wiebes showed no fatigue as she arrived in the Lake District fresh from claiming the sprinters’ jersey at the Tour de France Femmes

Cycling Weekly · Aug 18

‘The success of gravel revolves around the success of the 99%, not the pros’: Gravel is investing in livestreams but does it actually need fandom?

There’s a fanbase, yes, but it’s often the same people pinning on a number

Cycling News · Aug 17

Paul Seixas draws a line under intense transfer speculation with confirmation of team for 2027

Fourth-placed Tour de France finisher to continue with current team for third season

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