Peter Sagan and Alberto Contador joined their Tinkoff-Saxo colleagues at the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro, having scaled the mountain in just five days.
Peter Sagan and Alberto Contador endure rough conditions during Mount Kilimanjaro team camp
Alberto Contador confirms he'll ride Giro & Tour in 2015
Alberto Contador and Peter Sagan join Tinkoff-Saxo team-mates to climb Kilimanjaro
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Is creatine a useful supplement for cyclists?One the few supplements with a strong evidence base, creatine promises explosive gains, finds Rob Kemp
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Inside the world of social media and pro cycling - the good, the bad, and the viralCandid, quirky and sometimes snarky, social media connects riders with fans like never before
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Peter Sagan makes dance show debut, Remco Evenepoel reps Pizza Hut, and Lotte Claes is boss: Tweets of the weekGet your dancing shoes on, it's time for your weekly social media round-up
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Tweets of the week: Peter Sagan signs up for Strictly Come DancingHe's quick on a bike, but how good's his rumba?
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I knew I'd never make it as a pro but a good tailwind still makes me think I had a chanceTailwinds on rides growing up made me believe I was the next Bradley Wiggins. It's only when they went away that I realised I had a long way to go to become a Tour de France winner
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‘There's no point to race for 50th place’: Peter Sagan explains why he’s a cycling esports ambassador but won’t competeAs a MyWhoosh ambassador, Sagan admires the sport’s evolution, but does he have the watts to compete with today’s virtual cycling stars?
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Peter Sagan given suspended prison sentence for drink driving offenceThree-time road world champion also banned from driving for three months, on eve of Tour de France
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Alberto Contador left needing stitches after crash at Vuelta a España event in ChinaSpanish Tour de France winner says injuries weren't as bad as they looked after incident
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Eyeing the Olympic mountain bike race in Paris, Peter Sagan will retire from WorldTour racing at season's endFinishing how he started, the former road world champion will race one last mountain bike-focused year in 2024
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Former team owner Oleg Tinkov renounces Russian citizenshipThe banker, who previously owned WorldTour cycling team Tinkoff, has been vocal in his criticism of Vladimir Putin
