The first in a three-part series looking ahead to the spring Classics for the women's peloton, this post takes a deep dive into the key battlegrounds and top contenders for a trio of Italian one-day races
Looking back at the first two races of this year's spring Classics seasons, and drawing a few conclusions from the action
Opening weekend: a long-standing tradition in the cycling world. But is it still in the right place on the calendar, or is there an argument for shifting it? I consider the pros and cons.
In this series, we look at every team of the men's and women's World Tour, reviewing their 2024 season, considering the team's activity on the transfer market, and looking ahead to how they may fare in 2025
The early season has provided us with a smorgasbord of tasty morsels to savour thus far. From young talent to comebacks, here are a selection of the main talking points from the past couple of weeks of racing. Best served cold.
In this series, we look at every team of the men's and women's World Tour, reviewing their 2024 season, considering the team's activity on the transfer market, and looking ahead to how they may fare in 2025
Of the six individual races that will take place across the weekend of the UCI Cyclocross World Championships, two of them will do so without British representation. Peter Barnes considers the repercussions of British Cycling's decision.
In this series, we look at every team of the men's and women's World Tour, reviewing their 2024 season, considering the team's activity on the transfer market, and looking ahead to how they may fare in 2025
Too often, cycling's biggest races are missing the sport's top riders, as they suffer from illness and injury - some more than others. I consider who could be back to their best in 2025.
In this special one-off edition of the Kerstperiode Diaries, I take a look back at a memorable night under the floodlights of Diegem, which had all the ingredients of a race for the ages
Though Wout van Aert and Mathieu van der Poel have been thrilling spectators for over decade, fans of CX are increasingly being forced to consider a future that doesn't include the dominant pair - I consider what it might mean for the sport
The Rayner Foundation is a charity which offers vital financial support to talented British riders seeking a pro contract in Europe. Featuring a chat with Joscelin Ryan, along with a flavour of their annual fundraising dinner, this piece sheds light on the important work of this organisation.
There's nothing quite like being a small part of a living, breathing bike race. Looking back at the men's Tour of Britain, I reflect on many aspects of the race, including the disparity between teams, the blossoming of Remco Evenepoel, fun with the Beefeaters and logistical conundrums.
Double Paralympic gold medallist on the road, para-cyclist Ben Watson sets his sights on the C3 time trial and road race at the UCI Road World Championships in Zürich this week. Anna McEwen caught up with him just before the Paralympics to delve into life behind the silverware.
The closing stages of season are always a tough time for road cycling fans, but there's plenty to be grateful for as we hurtle headlong towards winter...
Breakaway hopes were dashed and a huge GC battle ensued, and the comeback to end all comebacks saw a worthy winner. All the big talking points from the day discussed in depth, and a look ahead to tomorrow's lumpy sprint stage
Another sleepy stage that resulted in a bunch sprint, read today's Dispatch to discover the beauty of a slow day out at the Tour, and look ahead to tomorrow's Massif Central battle.
What a stage. And who said gravel doesn't belong in a Grand Tour? Relive the race day of 2024 season so far, read my defence of gravel, find out more about Stevie Williams and look ahead to another flat stage on Tuesday, all in today's Dispatch
On a difficult day for the sport of pro cycling, there was bravery on display on a day of dark skies and uncertain outcomes. Catch up with the day and look ahead to the stage 9 gravel with today's Dispatch.
The purest test of man and machine against the clock, today was ITT day - catch up on the action, spend 5 minutes with Derek Gee, learn more about Burgundy and get your Friday night started with the perfect soundtrack and drink selection - plus look ahead to tomorrow's stage - one for the breakaway?
Six stages, six different winners. And a third flat stage but a whole different mood for the peloton. Catch up on all of today's action and look ahead to tomorrow's time trial - a very fine vintage - in today's Dispatch.
