As we all get back to work in 2022, pro riders are doing just the same. However, unlike us in our (slightly tighter than memory...) work from home slacks, many of them are adjusting to new teams - and new kit.
From 1 January, most pros are permitted to don their new kits, if they have moved teams, meaning we can begin to start memorising the new uniforms of our favourite riders.
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VanMoof e-bikes back on sale in UK with promise of 'more reliable' modelsThe Dutch brand went bust last summer, but is now back with improved S5 and A5 and a new repair system
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Amateur cyclist breaks Strava KOMs on Mortirolo and Stelvio, makes plea for pro contract'Let's hope some kind of opportunity comes from this,' said Canadian Jack Burke, after taking the Mortirolo crown
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Meet the latest British rider to join a WorldTour teamOli Stockwell is one of 11 promising British talents who will turn pro in 2025
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Ineos Grenadiers hire new head of engineering as reshuffle continuesFormer British Cycling lead, Dr Billy Fitton, is the latest of a handful of new appointments within the British squad
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Is this the £17,000 bike that will carry Tadej Pogačar to the rainbow jersey?Colnago launch special edition V4RS Tadej ahead of the elite men’s road race at the World Championships
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Spotted: Tadej Pogačar running prototype Enve TT bars, which have seen UAE net time trial podiums all seasonA development project, the extensions are not yet commercially available, but Enve says it’s ‘excited by the results and believe the initial goals have been achieved’
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Overachiever: Cameron Wurf competed in the Amstel Gold, La Flèche Wallonne and an Ironman, all in just eight daysCameron Wurf is both a member of Team Ineos Grenadiers and an accomplished professional long course triathlete who has racked up numerous World Tour and Ironman race finishes across his career.
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‘I feel lucky to be alive’: Magnus Sheffield speaks for the first time about Gino Mäder’s fatal crashThe American describes what he saw at the Tour de Suisse, eight months after the tragedy
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Tom Pidcock: Tour of Britain route 'not really ideal for me'Brit says he wants to win home stage race, even if the course plays in Wout van Aert's favour
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This 39-year-old INEOS Grenadiers rider moonlights as a pro triathleteA Jack of all trades, Cameron Wurf is a domestique for INEOS Grenadiers professional cycling team, but doubles as a successful pro triathlete.
