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'Why not?' - Tom Pidcock defends decision to race Il Lombardia and Gravel Worlds in the same weekend

'It's not ideal, but who cares?' British rider finishes sixth in back-to-back events

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'The strongest guys are all from the WorldTour'- Tom Pidcock ready to race Gravel Worlds Championships just 24 hours after Il Lombardia

'I've been given race number 1, so I've got an even bigger target on my back' Q36.5 rider tells Cyclingnews

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Former US junior road champion Cole Davis uses late-season gravel prize money to fund wildcard spot at UCI Gravel Worlds

'I count US Gravel Nationals as my first gravel race' says Project Echelon Racing rider now on a roll with a win at Rad Dirt Fest and runner-up at BWR North Carolina

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'Don't let the Dutchie go' - Germany's Rosa Klöser wary of home team at this year's Gravel World Championships

Former Unbound Gravel 200 winner heads to familiar territory at Worlds in Maastricht, on flourish of success with four wins to end Gravel Earth Series

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Eckhardt wins bronze for Australia at slalom worlds

Kate Eckhardt has pulled off a career-best performance to snare Australia's second medal at the slalom world championships, while Noemie Fox finished last.

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Pauline Ferrand-Prévôt out of European championships, ends 2025 season

French rider still suffering from illness after Rwanda Worlds

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'I'll be ready to go again' – Remco Evenepoel looks to add to Olympic and World time trial gold medals at European Championships despite fears of wind

'I don't think I should be afraid of them' says Belgian after travelling from Rwanda Worlds straight to France

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No slowing up for Tadej Pogačar, a changing of the guard, viva Kigali and more: Five things we learned from the Rwanda World Championships

A week of some of the most hotly contested racing by the world's best riders in a new location full of passion was always going to be an interesting proposition

Cycling Weekly

Magdeleine Vallieres's shock World Championships victory – and six other surprise winners

All eyes are always on the favourites at the Worlds – but sometimes it doesn't work out in their favour, as these riders prove

Cycling Weekly

The Road World Championships are chaos, and that’s what makes them special, even if this year’s courses left a lot to be desired

Taking everything you know about cycling away for one race a year is fun, actually

Cycling Weekly

Durango begins celebrations for return of Mountain Bike World Championships in 2030

Sepp Kuss part of hometown festivities as MTB Worlds confirmed for 40th anniversary date since first-ever edition in Colorado

Cycling News

'It's not like it's going to be revenge' – Remco Evenepoel dashes from Rwanda Worlds to France for Wednesday's European Championships time trial

Belgium domestique Ilan Van Wilder out of European road race after fracturing wrist in Rwanda

Cycling News

Reflections from Rwanda – Eight things we learned at the World Championships

From the development of African cycling to young stars, and from tough courses to unrivalled crowds, we reflect on a week of racing in Kigali

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'Toughest ever Road World Championships course' sees lowest total of elite men finishers in 30 years

Last rider across the line in 30th more than 12 minutes down on winner Tadej Pogačar

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'I was fighting with myself' - Tadej Pogačar says Mont Kigali attack was part of the plan, doing 66km alone was not at Rwanda Worlds

'Of course, you doubt yourself a bit, but you have to push through and hope for the best'

Cycling News

'I took the risk' - Magdeleine Vallieres makes history with stunning breakaway to claim Canada's first elite road race rainbow jersey at Rwanda Worlds

'It was my dream to win it, and it's true now! It's crazy!' says Canadian in Kigali

Cycling News

'She could win the Tour de France one day' - Tsige Kahsay Kiros animates junior women's road race in hunt for rainbow jersey at Rwanda Worlds

Ethiopian talent discovered by mechanic and developed through the World Cycling Centre cracks the top 10 in Kigali

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‘We’re not the same team that played at MSI’: G2 coach Dylan Falco vows turnaround at Worlds 2025

Same team searching for glory.

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'It's unreal' - Lorenzo Finn takes first rainbow jersey for Italy at Rwanda Worlds

'I was more confident in my potential to win' says youngest winner in the men's U23 road race

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'It would be nice if it gave more opportunities to the African riders' - Biniam Girmay says challenging course design made him doubt racing historic Rwanda Worlds

Girmay opines that the difficulty of the road race course makes it harder for African riders to have a chance

Cycling Weekly

'I wouldn't travel all the way to Africa if I didn't think that I could perform' – relaxed Tom Pidcock ready to race for rainbows at World Championships

Fresh from finishing third at the Vuelta a España, Pidcock now has Worlds glory in his sights

Cycling News

David Lappartient re-elected unopposed to third term as UCI President

2031 SuperWorlds set to be held in Trentino, Italy, with 2030 MTB Worlds in Durango

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UCI retires Muriel Furrer's race number 84 in junior women's road races, one year on from tragic death after crash at World Championships

No rider to be assigned the number 84 at all future junior women's road races at Worlds, in tribute to Swiss rider

Cycling Weekly

UCI Mountain Bike World Championships to return to Durango, Colorado, 40 years after first edition

The USA to host MTB Worlds for the first time since 2001 to celebrate the event's 40th birthday

Cycling Weekly

The Rwanda World Championships feel like a watershed moment for cycling, but there's a shadow hanging over the event

It certainly looks like no other Worlds has before, and even that’s a good thing

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