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The Latest Breaking News from the World Championships

Dutch federation U-turn on under-23 cuts with appointment of Chantal van den Broek-Blaak as women's U23 national coach

'I hope not only to help young talents progress athletically, but also to inspire them in their development as people and athletes' says retired Dutch rider, after KNWU made cuts to U23 programme

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Asia No.1 trap shooter Zoravar Singh not to be part of India shooting squad for Asian Games

Zoravar Singh Sandhu, Asia's No. 1 trap shooter, has been omitted from the Indian team for the Asian Games. Despite a bronze at the World Championships and a world ranking of No. 6, his scores in domestic trials led to his exclusion.

The Economic Times

Muriel Furrer died 18 months ago at the World Championships – is pro cycling any safer?

It might have been a freak accident, but racing can’t let something like this happen again

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Premier Tech to sponsor 2026 Montréal Road World Championships with a women's GP Québec and Montréal the next goal for Canadian cycling

Québec-based company invests in cycling again after major European team sponsorships

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'My biggest goal is the world championships again' - Puck Pieterse makes cyclocross return in Namur with full focus on claiming her first rainbow jersey

Fenix-Deceuninck rider to race 13 cyclocross races this winter before switching towards another tilt at the spring classics

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'From now until the World Championships, we're racing for second place' - Cyclocross specialists brace for Mathieu van der Poel's season start on Sunday

World Champion's first race in Namur might be his rivals' best chance to beat him

Cycling News

Colnago Y1Rs Tadej Pogačar rode at Tour de France and won World Championships on sells for $190,500, more than 10 times its value new

He didn't stop there on the Colnago, either, winning the World Championships and the Europeans too, oh and Il Lombardia

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Who will win Il Lombardia 2025? – Analysing the contenders for the final autumn Classic

Can anyone beat Tadej Pogačar? Perhaps only Remco Evenepoel, Tom Pidcock or Isaac del Toro

Cycling News

'In the reverse of Christina Aguilera, our hearts were saying yes, but our bodies saying no' - Larry Warbasse reflects on savage racing and scenic safaris in Kigali

The US-team rider writes about his unique experience at the World Championships for Cyclingnews

Cycling News

Reflections from Rwanda – Eight things we learned at the World Championships

From the development of African cycling to young stars, and from tough courses to unrivalled crowds, we reflect on a week of racing in Kigali

Cycling News

Noemie Fox leads Aussies to kick off slalom worlds

Shaping as Australia's best chance at a gold medal on home soil, Noemie Fox finished fifth in the kayak cross time trials to kick off the world championships.

AAP

Kigali road races prove that tactics don't win World Championships, being bold does – Analysis

Men's and women's elite road races show us that you can't game your way to a rainbow jersey, you just have to go for it

Cycling News

Truly global World Championships – The future of cycling, or too many complications? Cyclingnews writers weigh in

Road World Championships are visiting more locations increasingly far away from mainland Europe, but this comes with positives and negatives

Cycling News

Little goes large: Aussie doc's javelin tonic at worlds

Javelin thrower Mackenzie Little and middle distance star Jessica Hull were the standout Australian performers on day seven of the world championships.

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'I have nothing to lose at the World Championships' - Pauline Ferrand-Prévot wants to add rainbow jersey to Tour de France yellow and Paris-Roubaix cobblestone

Tour de France Femmes winner returns from altitude feeling fresh to lead strong French team in Rwanda

The Guardian - AU

Gout Gout misses out on 200m final but says better performances are ‘coming’

Tokyo adventure ends for the year 12 student after he ran 20.36, while Torrie Lewis fails to reach the women’s final

AAP

Junior star Gout Gout announces himself on world stage

Sprint sensation Gout Gout has lived up to the hype by qualifying for the 200m semi-finals at the world championships.

The Independent UK

Georgia Hunter Bell on taking on room-mate and rival Keely Hodgkinson in Tokyo

The British pair will both race over 800m at the World Championships.

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Jessica Hull to take a free swing at the 800m in Tokyo

Jessica Hull, Claudia Hollingsworth and Abbey Caldwell will form a strong triple threat for Australia in the women's 800m at the world championships.

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Aussie sensation Gout Gout set to be unleashed in Tokyo

Gout Gout and Torrie Lewis will be the centre of Australian attention in the opening round of the 200m races at the world championships.

Cycling News

'I know I have to keep believing in myself' - Wout Van Aert counting down the days to the end of his 2025 season

Belgian suggests the Classics, Two Grand Tours and the World Championships possible 2026 goals

Cycling News

'They need me there' - Biniam Girmay convinced to ride Rwanda World Championships

Intermarché-Wanty rider to fly the flag for Eritrea in the first ever African World Championships

Cycling News

'I want to peak for the World Championships' - Tadej Pogačar back racing in Canada after Tour de France success and summer break

UAE Team Emirates leader to ride time trial and road race in Rwanda

The Independent UK

World Boxing accused of gender test ‘betrayal’ by French federation

France’s women were excluded from the World Championships in Liverpool after eligibility testing could not be performed under national law.

Advnture

A sprint finish closes an ultra-competitive CCC race at UTMB finals as Puppi and Młynarczyk throw down 2 of the fastest times ever

The elite field was deep in this year's 100k race as many runners prepare for the World Championships in Spain

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