Lucinda Brand has announced she'll switch road teams for 2027, saying 'an exciting new chapter is about to begin' as she leaves Lidl-Trek. She has cited the departure of former team manager Luca ...

Canyon split the launch of its latest endurance road bike, launching the top-tier Endurace CFR, which was designed to help Mathieu Van der Poel win Roubaix first, and then announcing the second- and ...

Gravel professionals heading to the Gravel World Championships this weekend have had to pay their own way, while others have ...

The Giant rider also looked like Australia's best chance in the men's elite race, but the long-planned Nannup event clashes with a round of the Life Time Grand Prix Series, where he is sitting tied in ...

A recent addition to the Cyclingnews staff, Owen Rogers is an experienced journalist, working as a freelancer covering the sport for various magazines and websites for more than 10 years. Initially ...

After Giulio Ciccone took to Instagram to question the photo finish, which saw him lose out on the European title to Remco Evenepoel, demanding to see "the photo finish that corresponds exactly to the ...

The cost and time to travel to Western Australia has kept some away this year and the quantity of riders will be lower this year in the elite fields but that also means that those who are making the ...

Behind him, Tom Pidcock (Q36.5) put in a dogged fight to take second place, three seconds behind, with Oscar Onley (Netcompany-Ineos) in third. Piganzoli had been towed onto the back of a three-man ...

Taking to Instagram almost 24 hours after the elite men's road race, the now controversial photo finish was still on Ciccone's mind, after the images showed what looked close to a dead heat, with ...

With 95km to go, more than 15 riders came down towards the middle of the peloton on one of the fastest parts of the 13.3km Mount Royal circuit in Montréal. Andersson and Hanson were unable to get back ...

Giulio Cicconeraced a near-perfect race at the UEC European Road Championshipson Sunday, not only being the only rider able to follow Remco Evenepoel’s attacks but also able to capitalise on the fact ...

"In the finale, the cards got reshuffled, and we had riders like Van der Poel, Mads Pedersen, and Quinn Simmons, who weren't interested in closing the gap and did not collaborate to close it down," ...