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Human Powered Health to debut new 'tailwind' textured kits created by new partner Verge Sport at Tour Down Under

New York-based cycling apparel company makes a 'milestone' move to Women's WorldTour

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Lotto-Intermarché unveil 2026 look for WorldTour return following merger of Belgian squads

'Two stories. Two heritages. One new beginning. We're here' team announces to ring in new year

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The notable North American riders forecast to join Isaac del Toro and Magdeleine Vallieres as rising stars on the global scene in 2026

Michael Leonard, Riley Sheehan, Alexis Magner and Romina Hinojosa among the rising talent from Canada, Mexico and USA

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The unassuming king of Scotland: the year Oscar Onley announced himself to the world as Britain's next GC star

Despite WorldTour victories and fourth place at the Tour, Oscar Onley remains characteristically understated

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Ben O'Connor and Silke Smulders to lead Jayco AlUla as first Tour Down Under team line-ups revealed

Startlists beginning to take shape for WorldTour openers in January, with big stars among the rosters, and Caleb Ewan as a special guest

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WorldTour Teams 2026 – A comprehensive guide to the 18 top-tier squads in the men's peloton

Cyclingnews outlines the key riders, signings and goals of the Men's WorldTour, from Alpecin-Premier Tech to XDS-Astana

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Movistar Team opt for mostly white kit for 2026, Uijtdebroeks to make Tour de France debut

Team presents 27 men and 17 women for WorldTour along with new development team

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UCI confirms 2026 WorldTour and Women's WorldTour teams – EF Education-Oatly, Lotto Intermarché, NSN Cycling, Uno-X Mobility in, Arkéa-B&B Hotels, Cofidis and Roland out

The successful 14 women's and 18 men's teams have been revealed

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Scott to supply bikes for rebranded NSN Cycling Team as replacement for Factor in WorldTour return

Swiss company agrees to multi-year partnership with the now Swiss-registered team, formerly known as Israel-Premier Tech

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How many men's and women's WorldTour winners in 2025 can you name?

Test your memory on the last 12 months of road racing with our latest quiz

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Laboral Kutxa-Fundación Euskadi add more strength to winning roster for 2026 – But here's why they're not stepping to the Women's WorldTour

'It's not enough to be a top WorldTour team' says team who succeed in upping budget to €1.8 million but choose not to apply for license

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'We're going to strategically look at the races where we can pick up points' - Jayco-AlUla target UCI ranking in 2026 to avoid relegation pressures

'It is complicated, but that's the modern WorldTour' - New Sporting Manager Gene Bates tells Cyclingnews

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Australian WorldTour teams saved after 'paperwork issues' delay UCI registration

Jayco AlUla and Liv AlUla Jayco are expected to remain WorldTour teams next season

Cycling Weekly

Crunching the numbers on UAE Team Emirates-XRG's record-breaking season

The key stats and figures behind Pogačar and company's stellar 2025 campaign

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'The fastest in the WorldTour landscape' - Wilier launches new Filante SLR ID2 aero race bike

Aero bottles and cages are a headline feature on the new Filante SLR ID2, but there's a lot more going on than just that.

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'It's absolutely ludicrous' - British Continental teams unlikely to compete at Tour of Britain Women after UCI rule change

British Cycling not considering downgrading the race to enable domestic teams to take part

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Veneto Classic: gravel-edged one-day race sees Sakarias Koller Løland net first victory of career and boost Uno-X Mobility's chances of WorldTour slot

Norwegian takes important win for team after outsprinting three rivals

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‘It feels like I've turned into a proper bike rider now' – Paul Double vindicates years of perseverance with maiden WorldTour win on Tour of Guangxi Queen stage

After long fight to make it into cycling’s top league, British rider solos to success atop Nongla Scenic Area

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Paul Double clinches Tour of Guangxi stage 5 with solo surge, moves into overall lead with one day to go

Victor Lafay takes second spot on Queen Stage of final WorldTour race of the season while Mikkel Honore snares third

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'We're not yet where we want to be' – Fabian Cancellara pushes Tudor Pro Cycling to aim higher in 2026

'Our next step has to be part of the WorldTour but will the WorldTour exist in three year's time?' asks Swiss team manager

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Skjelmose, Narváez and Magnier headline Tour of Guangxi as 2025 WorldTour calendar and relegation battle draw to a close

Cofidis start in desperate need of points to stay up, as UAE hope to get closer to 100th victory and others end their careers

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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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'Disproportionate' - Women's WorldTeams disqualified at Tour de Romandie over GPS trackers file appeal with CAS

Teams that were kicked out of WorldTour stage race in August for refusing units said they were 'intimidated'

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Tour de Pologne stage 4: Paul Magnier blasts ahead of Ben Turner for victory on uphill drag to the finish

Frenchman scores first WorldTour victory while compatriot Paul Lapeira continues to hold GC lead

Cycling Weekly

The Tour de France just killed the climbing bike - here’s the physics that proves it

A lightweight bike must be easier to ride on a hilly course? The science says no, and this is why the climbing bike might be dead in WorldTour racing, but it doesn't mean they're of no use to you and I.

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