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Five things to look out for at Amstel Gold Race 2021
What to look out for in the first of the Ardennes Classics, the Amstel Gold Race
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Cavendish: 'Without this illness, I'd be going to the Tour looking to pass Merckx's stage record'
Mark Cavendish says he could be setting himself up for failure by going to the Tour de France with a lack of fitness
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Six WorldTour riders racing cyclocross this winter to prepare for 2020
Cyclocross has to be one of the most brutal cycling disciplines out there.
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Investigation: What would it take to beat a pro?
Just how much fitter would you have to get to keep pace with a full-time pro? CW fitness editor David Bradford lays his data on the line and dares to compare
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Tom Dumoulin distances Nairo Quintana on summit finish to extend Giro d'Italia lead
Tom Dumoulin produced one of the best rides of his career as he won stage 14 of the Giro d'Italia, beating Nairo Quintana in the summit finish to Oropa.
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Team Ineos looking into appeal after Luke Rowe kicked off Tour de France 2019
Team Ineos say they hope to appeal the decision to throw Luke Rowe out of the Tour de France.
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'Deep down this is what I love most': Geraint Thomas relishing brief return to the Classics
Thomas will drop in to race Paris-Roubaix before returning focus to stage racing for 2018
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Greg Van Avermaet considering transfer as CCC Team lose main sponsor
Greg Van Avermaet is considering a transfer as CCC Team are due to lose their main sponsor at the end of the year.
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'Anything can happen' as Tao Geoghegan Hart and Jai Hindley plan to 'give everything' in final time trial showdown at Giro d'Italia
A 15.7km time trial is set to separate the two young riders who find themselves on the same time heading into the final stage, and only one can emerge with the maglia rosa on his shoulders
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Mark Cavendish takes first win of 2018 with Dubai Tour stage three sprint victory
Mark Cavendish sprints to victory on stage three of the 2018 Dubai Tour, as Elia Viviani moves into the overall race lead after Dylan Groenewegen is handed a time penalty
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Moment in time: Sean Yates's day in yellow at the Tour de France
Sean Yates became just the third Briton to top the Tour de France general classification 1994, but as he recalls nearly a quarter-of-a-century on, he so very nearly didn’t get the chance to wear the yellow jersey
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Mathieu van der Poel ambushes Alaphilippe to win Amstel Gold Race 2019
The Dutchman left it late to catch the front of the race and take a remarkable victory
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10-hour work shifts before training: What it took for Oliver Naesen to turn pro at 25
'If they'd given me a contract for 10 years I would have signed it,' says the Belgian, as he re-lives his journey to becoming a cyclist for a living
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'I never climb off, I had to honour the race': Mark Cavendish's lonely battle against the Tour de France time cut
Mark Cavendish has spoken about his solo battle against the time cut on stage 11 of the Tour de France, saying that he never thought of abandoning.
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Brutal hill climb in Wales held on newly-crowned steepest street in the world
A short and savage hill climb event was held on the newly-crowned steepest street in the world in North Wales.
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Cycling UK slams 'self-serving' car hire survey and calls for government to address real issues
Cycling UK representative says car hire company survey was 'self serving' and adds that the government review into cycling safety fails to address the real issues
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Team Ineos reveal Giro d'Italia 2019 line-up after Egan Bernal pulls out
A roster of young stars from Team Ineos will take to the start of the 2019 Giro d'Italia, including Eddie Dunbar, Tao Geoghegan Hart and Pavel Sivakov.
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'Everything should stop somewhere': Sagan plays down chances of continuing Worlds streak on difficult climbing course
The three-time world champion says the Vuelta a España will be the preparation he can get for the difficult climbing in Innsbruck
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Elia Viviani sprints to victory at the RideLondon-Surrey Classic 2019
A big crash decimated the field with 2km to go
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WorldTour team bikes update: Mitchelton-Scott, Jumbo-Visma and Sunweb all swap machines
There will be plenty of changes to the WorldTour team bikes next year, as Mitchelton-Scott, Jumbo-Visma and Sunweb will all be exchanging their current sponsors.
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George Bennett accepts sacrificing his own GC chances to support team aims at Tour de France
The New Zealander was called back to fetch water bottles in a crucial moment on stage 10, resulting in him losing almost 10 minutes
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Tom Dumoulin could challenge Chris Froome in quest for Giro/Tour double in 2018
Tom Dumoulin says that he could race the 2018 Tour de France for the general classification after attempting to defend his Giro d'Italia title in May.
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Tour de France organiser to block Chris Froome from racing
French newspaper Le Monde reports that Team Sky have been told that the defending champion will not be allowed to start this year's race
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Alberto Contador puts Chris Froome under pressure on Vuelta a España stage six
Stage winner Tomasz Marczynski takes victory from three-rider escape as Chris Froome matches Alberto Contador's accelerations on the day's final climb
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Peter Kennaugh says rules ‘out of control’ as riders fined by UCI for late sign on
Peter Kennaugh has criticised ‘out of control’ rules after riders were fined for signing on late before stage three of the UAE Tour.
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'It's been an emotional day,' says Chris Froome as he rides final race for Ineos
Froome collected a trophy for his retrospective 2011 Vuelta a España victory
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Thibaut Pinot will not ride the 2021 Tour de France, according to reports
Instead, French media sources indicate Pinot will turn to the Giro d'Italia
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Elia Viviani beats Caleb Ewan to win Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race
Elia Viviani (Deceuninck-Quick Step) won an eventful edition of the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race, beating sprint rival Caleb Ewan (Lotto-Soudal)
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Five talking points from stage 18 of the Vuelta a España 2019
Talking points from the penultimate mountain stage of the Vuelta a España
