LottoNL-Jumbo rider Sep Vanmarcke told fans on Twitter that the motorbike rider who came up behind him and patted him on the back was just trying to tell him his time gap.
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Is Mathieu van der Poel winning races “in zone 2” helping or hindering cyclo-cross?The Dutch world champion has turned up off-road now, and immediately won twice. Is this fun?
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Tom Pidcock joined by brother Joe at Q36.5 Pro Cycling as team finalised for 2025Pidcock's coach Kurt Bogaerts also confirmed as team's head of technical performance
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Why is the UK's biggest sportive not happening in 2025?All of RideLondon's partners insist they are still interested in bringing the event back, so maybe it really is just a "hiatus"
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RideLondon cancelled for 2025, organisers hope to return with new formatThe mass-participation cycling event held its 10th edition in 2024. Full refunds have been offered for entrants
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Cyclist suffers spinal injuries after being hit by car driver at RideLondonEssex Police are calling for information on the incident, during the event which takes place on closed roads
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Jumbo-Visma's Nathan Van Hooydonck 'awake' and without injury after car crashBelgian rider taken to hospital in Antwerp following incident, but health situation is "not critical"
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Jumbo-Visma rider Michel Hessmann suspended after positive anti-doping testThe 22-year-old's out-of-competition sample detected the presence of diuretics
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Jumbo-Visma signs three young Brits for its development squadJed Smithson, Tomos Pattinson and Matthew Brennan have signed contracts with the Dutch team
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Jumbo-Visma launch fairytale theme park-inspired kit for the Tour de FranceFor the third Tour in a row, the Dutch squad will swap out its usual yellow kit for something a bit different
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Jumbo to end title sponsorship of all Jumbo-Visma teams after 2024, according to reportsTeam boss Richard Plugge confirms Dutch supermarket chain is "re-evaluating all their sponsorship deals"
