Latest articles by Gregor Brown
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Hour contenders eyeing Bradley Wiggins's record
German Tony Martin says he'll go for the Hour Record - but probably not until 2017
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'If you want to pass a rider you have to change lines': Elia Viviani's sports director defends sprinter after relegation
Sprinters have to change their lines to fight for the win, says Elia Viviani's sports director after the jury regulated his star on stage three of the Giro d'Italia.
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Fabio Aru achieves the impossible to take Vuelta a España to the wire
The Vuelta could barely be closer after Astana leader stays within touch of Tom Dumoulin after a time trial performance that few thought he had in him
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Geox continues to hope for ProTeam spot
New Italian team of Carlos Sastre and Denis Menchov is still in with a chance of a ProTeam licence
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Trek-Segafredo looking 'to see what's possible' with Alberto Contador
The American team is eyeing a Grand Tour star for 2017, and Alberto Contador could be the big name that fits the bill
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Peter Sagan's move to Bora-Hansgrohe officially confirmed
Bora-Hansgrohe team confirm signing of Peter Sagan for 2017; Specialized will supply the team with bikes
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Team Sky hoping change in training programme will pay off in Classics
British team swap racing miles for a high-altitude training camp with hope of improving Spring Classics results
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Roberto Heras regains 2005 Vuelta a Espana win
Spanish court rules that Roberto Heras should keep 2005 Vuelta a Espana title despite testing positive for EPO
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Fabian Cancellara: 'It's happy Easter, but not happy Ghent-Wevelgem day'
Fabian Cancellara says he's remaining calm ahead of the Tour of Flanders after missing out on podiums at E3 Harelbeke and Ghent-Wevelgem
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Armstrong unconcerned about doping investigation
"I don't let it affect me" says seven-times Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong on eve of Tour Down Under appearance
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Peter Sagan on track to defend Tour de France green jersey
Peter Sagan's versitility means he's still the favourite to head up the Tour de France points classification in July
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Bradley Wiggins 'to be cleared' after investigation into medical package
UK Anti-Doping investigation into a 'mysterious medical package' delivered to Team Sky during the 2011 Critérium du Dauphiné will reportedly clear Bradley Wiggins
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Alberto Contador won't rule out ending career at Vuelta a España
While the Tour de France and Olympic Games are Alberto Contador's main priorities in 2016, the Spaniard may still end his career at the Vuelta a España
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Joe Dombrowski's successful Sky debut in Oman
American Team Sky neo-pro Joe Dombrowski ready to support Bradley Wiggins at the Giro d'Italia after supporting Chris Froome's overall win at the Tour of Oman
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'We'd be crazy not to take Geraint Thomas to the Tour of Flanders'
Team Sky Classics sports director Servais Knaven says it would be crazy not to take Geraint Thomas to the Tour of Flanders if he's willing to ride it
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Rui Costa going for Tour de France podium spot
Triple Tour de Suisse winner and World champion Rui Costa will be Lampre-Merida's overall contender
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Tom Dumoulin not 'planning on defending' maglia rosa in early Giro d'Italia stages
Dumoulin surprised at the size of time gaps but not intending to add to his lead in upcoming stages
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Pat McQuaid and Hein Verbruggen under focus by cycling commission
UCI president Brian Cookson says that no one will be free from scrutiny by the Cycling Independent Reform Commission
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Egan Bernal: 'I'm not afraid to lose the Giro d'Italia, Sky will keep paying me the same'
The Colombian says he is not feeling the pressure ahead of leading Team Sky at the 2019 Giro
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Former UCI president Hein Verbruggen dies
Dutchman Hein Verbruggen, former president of the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI), died last night after a battle with leukaemia.
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Orica to stop sponsoring Australian WorldTour team after 2017
Mining services company Orica will stop sponsoring the GreenEdge Australian cycling team after 2017, citing a 'challenging environment'
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Peter Sagan: No-one can understand the feeling of being world champion
Slovak is still recovering after what he says has been a 'crazy week' since he won the World Championships road race
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Geraint Thomas 'massively disappointed' to crash out of Tour de France
The Welshman crashed out of second Grand Tour in the space of a few months after breaking his collarbone on stage nine of the Tour de France
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Schlecks' Luxembourg team evolves, Cancellara's future uncertain
Luxembourg Cycling Project gathers pace; Fabian Cancellara keeping options open for 2011 season
