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'I really want to be good at the Classics' – Imogen Wolff targets strong second season as a pro

Visma-Lease a Bike's precocious Briton on her changing role, dream races, and aim to secure a Tour de France place

Cycling Weekly

Zwift reveals gravel-only routes and the addition of Montmartre to the Virtual Tour de France for 2026

From the cobbles of Montmartre to Gravel Mountain, via a new focus on combining indoor training with outdoor cycling, Zwift is shifting gears this year

Cycling Weekly

'It is all over' - Grand Tour champion and Tour de France podium finisher Nairo Quintana announces retirement

The 36-year-old will conclude his career at the Vuelta a España

Cycling Weekly

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Former Tour de France runner-up and multiple Grand Tour champion Nairo Quintana announces retirement for end of season

Veteran Giro d'Italia and Vuelta a España winner, 36, set to quit after 16 seasons

Cycling News

Crunch time in the Pyrenees for Jonas Vingegaard, Remco Evenepoel and Tom Pidcock – Analysing the contenders for the 2026 Volta a Catalunya

Still smarting from his recent setback in the UAE Tour mountains, Evenepoel now faces tougher rivals on a far harder course

Cycling News

'He's got the race dialled and he's got Tadej's number' –Pogačar's UAE management wary of Mathieu van der Poel but out for 'revenge' at Milan-San Remo

'We've been waiting for a year for our revenge,' UAE team staff say

Cycling News

'We need to fight for our sport' - Demi Vollering on winning, social media, and taking a leading role in her sport

In our exclusive interview, we explore what really drives the number one ranked rider in the women's peloton to keep improving

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Jonas Vingegaard being in form is a good thing for cycling – but can he sustain it until the Tour de France?

Stiffer tests await for the Visma-Lease a Bike rider

Cycling Weekly

'It was a crazy situation' – knee injury that nearly ended Tadej Pogačar's Tour de France last year apparently caused by crash with Visma-Lease a Bike car

The Slovenian's agent says he collided with the team car ahead of stage 18

Cycling Weekly

The magic zone – A deep dive into zone 2 and how taking it steady has become the WorldTour's go-to training strategy

Zone 2 training is one of cycling's many buzzwords, but what actually is it, and how have the pros turned an 'easy tempo all-day' training technique into a structured and potentially race-winning performance strategy?

Cycling News

'It's the perfect way to start' – Ineos Grenadiers Racing Academy claims first win on fourth race day

Cam Rogers won prologue at Tour of Rhodes

Cycling Weekly

'Tadej Pogačar won his first Tour de France eating pizza, drinking beer and playing Playstation' – Teammate sees big difference with Paul Seixas

Domen Novak echoes burnout concerns as young pros make precocious Pogačar seem old-fashioned

Cycling News

'Ineos can become as strong as Team Sky once were' - An agent and rival team manager welcome €100 million Netcompany sponsorship

How the Netcompany five-year sponsorship could revive the British team's Grand Tour ambitions

Cycling News

'I hope that Decathlon CMA CGM have patience' - Sean Kelly dismisses the idea of a Paul Seixas Tour de France debut this summer

The 1988 Vuelta a España winner sees the French Grand Tour as a step up too soon for French cycling's new golden boy

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The Independent UK

Ineos Grenadiers secure new title sponsor in £100m deal as Jim Ratcliffe gives up naming rights

Jim Ratcliffe is expected to retain ownership of the outfit but the new deal is hoped to bridge the gap to the sport’s elite teams and turn Ineos into grand tour contenders once again

The Guardian - UK

Jim Ratcliffe gives up Ineos Grenadiers naming rights in €100m rebrand deal

The Danish IT supplier Netcompany will be the new title sponsor by the time of the Tour de France with the team to be renamed and have a new kit

Cycling Weekly

'My club-mates keep me going': The 91-year-old former Tour de France podium finisher on staying motivated to ride

National champion and racing pioneer of the 1950s Shirley Hockridge tells us about her extraordinary life in cycling

Cycling Weekly

Paris-Nice 2026 stage 3 team time trial start times – a Tour de France dress rehearsal

It's one of only two WorldTour team time trials before 4 July

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Paris-Nice and Tirreno-Adriatico are traditionally the spring's most important Grand Tour preparation races, but do they actually tell us anything?

Most of the top GC riders are in action in France and Italy this week, but the statistics say that the results will tell us sparingly little about the biggest races of the spring and summer

Cycling News

Start times for the Paris-Nice stage 3 team time trial

Early start for Vingegaard and Visma-Lease a Bike, Ineos Grenadiers off later on

Cycling News

'A good rehearsal for the Tour' – Paris-Nice team time trial to put teams through paces ahead of Tour de France TTT opener in Barcelona

Tuesday's 23.5 kilometre race against the clock uses identical format to July, with times taken on first rider across the line

Cycling News

'Tour de France will always be my biggest goal' - Demi Vollering confirms 2026 racing calendar with 11 major targets, but no Paris-Roubaix

'I have more structured, big training blocks to prepare myself as best as I can for the races that are there' says former Tour champion

Cycling Weekly

'We need to be perfect in every detail' – Demi Vollering aims for Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift and Giro d'Italia Women double

Dutchwoman will make a bid for both Grand Tours

Cycling News

Climate researchers raise alarm over dangers of high heat during the Tour de France, so why aren't stages run earlier?

Authors say high heat stress events will become more common and extreme

Euronews

Rising temperatures are putting Tour de France athletes’ health at risk, study finds

As temperatures continue to rise across Europe, a new study highlights the impact on elite athletes’ health - and urges summer sports’ organisers to re-think when they host their events.

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