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Bahrain Victorious rider who won last year's UCI Gravel World Championships will be happy to be back on tarmac at next month's Tour de France
Mystery professional rider believes there will have been motor cheats in the past but the UCI introducing strict and frequent testing has likely ended any chance of getting away with it
Through lawyers, Giovambattista Iera says he has "already been convicted by the press without any evidence", strongly denying that he cheated at Les Routes de l'Oise stage race or played any part in assaulting the race director
New version of top-level Aeroad is almost certain to be launched to the public before the Tour de France
Chrome paint and new Roval road wheels for Tour de France favourite at Criterium Du Dauphine
The mercurial Colombian climber, who was sacked by Astana over his links to alleged doping doctor Marcos Maynar, will not be able to return to competition until July 2027
The Italian press described a rider "reborn with determination from his ashes [...] returning stronger than before", something anti-doping authorities now believe they probably have an explanation for
The Eternal City proved a fitting final location for a seemingly interminable Giro. But should pink jersey Pogačar’s relentless dominance leave us cheering to the rafters or yawning from our sofas?
Team Storck’s Ole Theiler collided with the woman’s mobility aid, while fellow breakaway rider Michal Schlegel pulled off a spectacular save to avoid a nasty – and bizarre – crash at the Rund um Köln
In a barely believable chain of events, it's emerged that Giovambattista Iera - a former elite cyclist and respected restaurant co-founder who counts Mark Cavendish among his Instagram followers - has been banned from his team for "intolerable behaviour"
New GRVL Team GB kit (is literally) all about perfromance as rider data is used to create design
3-time world champ who made surprise return to the road at Tour de Hongrie this week recreates iconic Tourmalet moment from five years ago
Costa Rican pro remains in hospital in Barcelona, with his injuries reported to be non-life threatening
Mohammad Ganjkhanlou represented Iran at the UCI Cycling World Championships in Scotland last year but now fears he "will not have the chance to rebuild my career"
From 35km solo attacks and unflinching dominance to a dramatic, nail-biting sprint finish, the men’s and women’s editions of La Doyenne served up two very different storylines this year
The agent and wife of Chris Froome said Muslims were “here to take over” and claimed “there are no innocent Gazans” during a string of social media posts, with the UCI ProTeam distancing itself from “comments made by third parties"
The 2021 edition and that famous photo finish given to Wout van Aert prompted the race's organisers to upgrade their finish equipment, none of which was necessary today as the Ineos Grenadiers rider comfortably won the sprint
Late drama came after women's race had earlier been neutralised for some time following a collision involving a police officer elsewhere on the route
Italian bike brand reacted with "surprise and concern" after reports of four bike changes for Arkea B&B Hotels rider amid "carbon noises" and fears his fork or stem was "starting to give out"
Florian Sénéchal thought his fork or stem was "starting to give out" on the cobbles
The Belgian woman, a regular Paris-Roubaix spectator and Van der Poel fan, says it was never her intention to “harm” the world champion, and that she has contacted the riders’ union, which said it would take action
Ineos Grenadiers rider’s ‘sticky bottle’ moment was caught by TV cameras, as Mathieu van der Poel takes second straight Roubaix win, in fastest ever edition of the Hell of the North
Belgian para-athlete Anke Sneyers was watching race from roadside when riders swerved to avoid another spectator
Lars Daniels, who grew up around the animals, showed impressive bike-handling and horsemanship skills at the Arden Challenge in Belgium
The race's organiser called it a "real joy" to see Cav "showing no airs or graces and just slotting back into his club cycling roots"
The dominant UAE Team Emirates star slapped the side of a support motorbike obstructing his path on the way to a third stage win of the week at the Volta a Catalunya
Antonio Tiberi, who was sacked by Lidl-Trek last year after killing the San Marino tourism minister’s cat, allegedly liked a post linking the incident to Movistar’s signing of young British pro Cat Ferguson
The deteriorating performance could be as much as the difference between finishing seventh and eighth in the Tour de France general classification
The team of Chris Froome said the "IPT monogram, comprised of the Star of David" and the Premier Tech "PT" had replaced the team's name on vehicles since the start of the season
After the cycling world went into meltdown over the alien-esque Giro TT helmet the UCI said it would investigate, the governing body now confirming it will let the team of Jonas Vingegaard and Wout van Aert use the lid this season