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'A massive bucket list item' – Six star riders to compete in Japanese keirin series this summer

GB's Matthew Richardson and Joe Truman will join Olympic champions invited to race in Japan

Cycling Weekly · Mar 5

'Fantastic entertainment' or 'slapstick comedy'? How gravel has infiltrated WorldTour racing, and what the pros really think of it

As the argument for Strade Bianche as cycling's sixth Monument grows ever stronger, and more rough terrain seeps into the pro cycling calendar, Cyclingnews analyses the journey so far, and whether everyone is embracing the gravel

Cycling News · Mar 5

'Without immediate donations, we will cease to exist' – The Cyclists' Alliance launches €100k fundraiser to save independent riders' union

Union 'facing a funding crisis', turns to crowd funding to ensure survival and maintain mentor programme, legal support for athletes and wider athlete education and advocacy with UCI for rest of 2026

Cycling News · Mar 5

Down on luck and momentum – The nightmare continues for Wout van Aert and Visma-Lease a Bike

How the Dutch team's woes have gone from bad to worse at the start of the 2026 season

Cycling News · Feb 27

'I have a lot of thoughts on how to improve cycling' says Demi Vollering as FDJ United-SUEZ assert leadership role in UCI reform consultations

'We have a lot of good opinions ready' says Vollering as team and riders get set to contribute to the discussions on the future of the sport

Cycling News · Feb 27

'You do what's required to deliver other guys to win' – Meet the pro cyclists who went their entire careers without a single individual victory to their name

Cyclingnews talks to Sam Bewley, Tim Declercq, Valerie Demey and others about forging a place in the peloton that was about more than winning

Cycling News · Feb 25

Stability over speed? UCI provides new information to defend controversial wheel depth rule

Governing body expands on reasoning following Cyclingnews Labs test, begging the question why this was not communicated originally

Cycling News · Feb 25

Climate researchers raise alarm over dangers of high heat during the Tour de France, so why aren't stages run earlier?

Authors say high heat stress events will become more common and extreme

Cycling News · Feb 24

Have short-nosed saddles finally made ugly saddles redundant?

Over the past decade, wince-worthy perches have been ousted by their stubby-nosed alternatives but, 10 years on, are we sitting any prettier?

Cycling Weekly · Feb 24

The longest photo-finish debate – Clásica de Almería jury change results nine days after the race

Dylan Groenewegen upgraded to the podium at the expense of Matteo Moschetti

Cycling News · Feb 24