'He can win it, absolutely' - Greg LeMond backs Tadej Pogačar as key contender for 2025 Paris-Roubaix Last defending Tour de France champion to race Roubaix before Pogačar calls Slovenian 'one in a million' Cycling News · Apr 13, 2025
'I can only say Whoah! I did it, we did it together!' - Pauline Ferrand-Prévot and Visma-Lease a Bike celebrate surprise Paris-Roubaix Femmes victory French rider was ill and riding for Vos but produced the winning attack Cycling News · Apr 12, 2025
'It feels like a completely different sport' - Cat Ferguson gears up for Paris-Roubaix after whirlwind 12 months The British youngster discusses tackling Monuments months after turning pro, how her junior career is already well behind her, and a potential Tour de France Femmes Grand Départ on home roads Cycling News · Apr 11, 2025
What does a pro cyclist’s training plan look like? We look at how off-season marathons, 28-hour weeks and keeping calm all form the new picture of WorldTour training plan - and include a sample training plan Cycling News · Apr 10, 2025
'We need to keep the biggest race in the sport free' - Petition calling for Tour de France to remain on free-to-air television reaches 10,000 signatures As things stand, the Tour will be not be free to watch in 2026, but a petition is seeking to change the way it is categorised by the UK government Cycling Weekly · Apr 9, 2025
Could Caleb Ewan be Ineos Grenadiers' first Tour de France sprinter since Mark Cavendish? 'That's my goal' "All I can do is try to win as much as possible and prove that I deserve to be there," says Australian Cycling Weekly · Apr 9, 2025
'Once we were four, I was really confident about winning' - Tenacious Lotte Kopecky hangs in at Tour of Flanders for victory The Belgian isn't interested in making history, but is just doing so accidentally Cycling Weekly · Apr 6, 2025
Van der Poel, Pogačar, Van Aert – start line quotes from the Tour of Flanders The top favourites for the 109th edition of the cobbled Monument give their thoughts ahead of the start in Bruges Cycling News · Apr 6, 2025
'The next step is to win' – Puck Pieterse 'stronger than last year' as Fenix-Deceuninck prepare to attack the Tour of Flanders Dutchwoman still learning in the Classics, but not afraid to try to make the race exciting Cycling News · Apr 5, 2025
How Tadej Pogačar racing the Tour of Flanders and Paris-Roubaix changes everything 'Why should I wait for sprint when you have 250km of opportunities and chances to go for the victory?' says world champion ahead of second Monument of the season Cycling News · Apr 4, 2025
A changed rider, the same determination, and no more camping chairs – Elisa Longo Borghini 10 years on from her first Tour of Flanders victory Italian reflects on winning in 2015 and 2024, being 'more conscious of the weight that Flanders carries with it', and her hopes for Sunday and beyond Cycling News · Apr 4, 2025
Former doctor for Nairo Quintana receives suspended prison sentence for 'possession and supply of doping substances' in 2020 Tour de France Fredy Alexander Gonzales Torres not present in French court for month-long trial Cycling News · Apr 2, 2025
'It'd be hard to find someone more resilient' - Egan Bernal eyes Grand Tours success after Volta a Catalunya comeback Colombian finished seventh following broken collarbone in Clásica Jaén Cycling News · Apr 2, 2025
'Close to the real shape' - No wins yet in 2025 but Lotte Kopecky approaches peak in bid to reclaim Tour of Flanders crown World champion collects prestigious Belgian National Trophy for Sporting Merit in Brussels, an award athletes can win only once Cycling News · Apr 1, 2025
Cycling Weekly · Apr 1, 2025 Beloved photographer Dominique Powers launches All The Way Up, capturing the most nail-biting Tour de France Femmes yet Catch the renowned cycling photographer on her international book tour at Rapha clubhouses across the UK, Europe and the US this April
Cycling News · Apr 1, 2025 ‘Plenty of opportunities for puncheurs’ – Tudor’s Tour de France wildcard gives Alaphilippe chance to chase seventh stage win 'It’s super motivating to think about the Tour' says French six-time stage winner
The Independent UK · Mar 26, 2025 Tadej Pogacar to ride ‘iconic’ Paris-Roubaix for the first time The three-time Tour de France winner will race after UAE Team Emirates-XRG made a change to his schedule
The Guardian - US · Mar 26, 2025 Demi Vollering missed the Tour de France title by four seconds. What did she do next? The Dutch rider was narrowly beaten in her bid to retain her title. But she has stormed back at the start of this season using lessons from her childhood
Cycling News · Mar 25, 2025 'Primož feels good' - Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe relaxed but ambitious for Roglič as Volta a Catalunya hits high mountains Team taking long-term perspective on Volta as star racer has upcoming Giro d'Italia-Tour de France double
The Independent UK · Mar 24, 2025 Jonas Vingegaard suffers another setback with Paris-Nice concussion The double Tour de France champion finished a 200km stage despite feeling dizzy due to the concussion
Cycling News · Mar 23, 2025 'Exciting and special' - Geraint Thomas hopes UK Grand Départ for 2027 Tour de France inspires next generation of cyclists 'Knowing this is my last season just makes everything special and easier to do' says Ineos Grenadiers rider ahead of Volta a Catalunya
Cycling Weekly · Mar 21, 2025 Tour de France organisers 'optimistic' that 2027 UK Grand Départ will be live on free-to-air TV From 2026, the Tour de France will disappear from live free-to-air television, but this could change in 2027
Cycling News · Mar 20, 2025 Mark Cavendish says 2027 Tour de France Grand Départ in UK will be 'bigger than you can ever imagine' Retired racer reflects on 2007 and 2014 British Grand Départs, says 2027 will inspire a new generation
Cycling Weekly · Mar 20, 2025 'You see the impact it has wherever it goes' - British WorldTour pros say the Tour de France in Britain will ‘inspire’ the next generation to take up cycling Josh Tarling, Pfeiffer Georgi and Sean Flynn are all predicting huge crowds on the roadside for the two Grands Départ
International Business Times · Mar 20, 2025 'Magical' Edinburgh To Host Start Of 2027 Tour De France The 2027 Tour de France will start in Edinburgh with the first three stages taking place in Scotland, England and Wales, the organisers ASO announced at a ceremony in the Scottish capital on Wednesday.