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The Latest Breaking News from Remco Evenepoel

'A new lease of life' – Valentin Paret-Peintre explains how Remco Evenepoel's departure could be positive for Soudal-QuickStep

Frenchman eyeing freedom to lead in week-long stage races and the Giro or Vuelta next season

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Why Lidl-Trek signed Juan Ayuso, and what it means for their future as one of the peloton's super teams

'It's not our style but it had to be done' team manager Luca Guercilena says of dramatic signing, as he tells Cyclingnews about the team's goals and future

Cycling News

11 of the most unexpected moments of the 2025 racing season

In a season where some results almost seemed prewritten by dominant riders, here are 11 moments we didn't predict, from Classics underdogs and golden comebacks, to dramatic time trials and tactical masterclasses

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Who will win the Tour de France 2026? Our definitive ranking of the favourites for the yellow jersey

With Tadej Pogačar, Jonas Vingegaard, Remco Evenepoel and more set to do battle starting next week, we analyse their form and chances going into the Grande Boucle

Cycling News

From a crucial TTT to double Alpe d'Huez – The key stages that will decide the Tour de France

Cyclingnews takes a closer look at the days where the yellow jersey battle could be won or lost

Cycling News

'We’ll now wait for the routes of the other Grand Tours' - Red Bull hold off naming Remco Evenepoel as 2026 Tour de France team leader

Belgian with new teammates in Germany for off-season get-together

Cycling News

'Remco Evenepoel will be rightfully disappointed': Ned Boulting's take on the route of the Tour de France 2026

Next year's route is underwhelming and could be another Tadej Pogačar show, but is not without its gems, says the broadcaster

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Does cycling have a Tadej Pogacar problem?

The Slovenian backed up his generational 2024 season with another run for the ages in 2025. Where next for the man with a serious claim to the title of greatest of all time – and can anyone catch up?

The Independent UK

If you want to win a Grand Tour next year, the Giro d’Italia or Vuelta a España are your best bet

Tadej Pogačar is targeting a fifth Tour de France, which opens up other possibilities

Cycling Weekly

Remco Evenepoel heads to Germany for first training camp with Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe

Belgian joins Gianni Vermeersch and several Soudal-QuickStep staff members for post-season meet with new team

Cycling News

'Life's a daily struggle and cycling helps me with that' – Primož Roglič turns philosophical before 2026 season with Remco Evenepoel

Veteran Slovenian looks back at his tough but satisfying 2025 in an exclusive interview with Cyclingnews

Cycling News

'It's about creating a team' - Zak Dempster on how he will manage Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe and Remco Evenepoel in 2026

Former Australian pro left Ineos Grenadiers for senior role at German super team

Cycling News

'We're not yet where we want to be' – Fabian Cancellara pushes Tudor Pro Cycling to aim higher in 2026

'Our next step has to be part of the WorldTour but will the WorldTour exist in three year's time?' asks Swiss team manager

Cycling News

Reflections from Il Lombardia – Peak Pogačar? Seixas confirms, Vegni says goodbye and 2026 is already underway

The 2025 season is not yet over but the final monument marked a symbolic end to the season

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The Guardian - UK

Pogacar rules cycling world with total pedal power after brushing off mid-season blues

A fifth successive Il Lombardia triumph completed another dominant season for the Slovenian, while on the women’s tour Pauline Ferrand-Prévot divided opinion

Cycling News

'Professional', 'mature', 'demanding', 'a winner' –Soudal-QuickStep teammates pay tribute to departing Remco Evenepoel

The end of an era for the Belgian prodigy

Cycling News

19-year-old Paul Seixas becomes youngest rider in 100 years to finish top 10 in a men's Monument – but still 'a bit disappointed' with Il Lombardia debut

French prodigy finished seventh in first-ever Monument

Cycling News

'Now it's time for something new to start' - Remco Evenepoel ends seven years at Soudal-QuickStep with another second behind Pogačar

'I gave it my all, the same guy was better again' Belgian says of third consecutive second place at Il Lombardia

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The Independent UK

Tadej Pogacar makes more cycling history with fifth Lombardia victory

It caps another stunning season on the road by the world’s best bike rider

AAP

History for Aussie Storer as Pogacar dominates Lombardy

Perth's Michael Storer has become the first Aussie to make the Tour of Lombardy podium in 39 years -- but he still couldn't live with the amazing Tadej Pogacar.

Cycling News

Il Lombardia: Unparalleled Tadej Pogačar solos to record-breaking fifth consecutive victory and 10th Monument title

Remco Evenepoel second, Michael Storer third as world champion claims much-anticipated win with 36km solo

Cycling News

'When you race against Pogačar, you take a slap in the face but I'm happy to take them' - Paul Seixas ready for Il Lombardia debut

French teenager hoping for a top ten finish after impressive third place at European Championships

Cycling News

'Can I beat Tadej? Why not? Otherwise I wouldn't be here' – Remco Evenepoel ambitious and emotional in last race for Soudal-QuickStep

'I think the beautiful memories are way above the bad memories' - Belgian reflects on seven years at team

Cycling Weekly

Tadej Pogačar domination or something else? Four things you need to know about Il Lombardia

From the course's hardest hills to the rider's most likely to win, here's everything you need to know before the race

The Independent UK

How Tom Pidcock rebounded from rock bottom to rising force at Il Lombardia

A year ago Tom Pidcock was deselected for a race he was a prime contender to win, as his relationship with Ineos Grenadiers fell apart. The past season has more than vindicated his decision to leave - and he returns to Il Lombardia with the chance to right last year’s…

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