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Dutch Olympian convicted of child rape banned from world championships

Steven van de Velde has been denied a visa by Australia, with the world championships set to take place in Adelaide next month

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Australia denies visa to Dutch Olympian convicted of child rape

Dutch Olympian Steven van de Velde has been denied a visa to compete in the beach volleyball world championships in Australia

The Independent UK

'Pretty crazy' – Katie Archibald and Maddie Leech win Madison gold on Track World Championships day four, Anna Morris defends individual pursuit crown

Great Britain double tally to four world titles on penultimate day in Chile

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McDonald soars to new highs at worlds, but wants more

Uneven bars specialist Kate McDonald has delivered a career-high score at the Artistic Gymnastics World Championships, but isn't content.

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Track World Championships: Netherlands off to flying start with three gold medals out of three on day 1

Dutch track squad victorious in both team sprints as Lorena Wiebes take triumphs in scratch for second year

Cycling News

Josh Tarling set for UCI Track World Championships debut for Great Britain

Ineos Grenadiers rider part of 22-rider squad competing in Chile next week

Cycling Weekly

‘I’m obsessed with greatness’: Katie Archibald chases sport’s highest high as long road begins to LA 2028 Olympics

One of Britain’s most decorated track cyclists, Archibald was in ‘freefall’ after missing out on the Paris Olympics having endured a difficult few seasons. Now she is searching for a fresh start as she begins the long road to the LA Games in 2028 - starting with next week’s World…

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'I regret it now' – Yara Kastelijn apologises to Shirin van Anrooij after chasing down teammate at Gravel World Championships

Kastelijn played a part in pulling chasing group to lone leader Van Anrooij in Saturday's elite women's race

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Tom Pidcock starting Gravel World Championships without seeing course and only riding new Pinarello bike 'a little bit'

Brit racing in Limburg a day after sixth in Il Lombardia

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'Strange tactics' help Lorena Wiebes grab rainbow jersey ahead of Dutch teammates at 2025 UCI Gravel World Championships

WorldTour sprinter closes down late breakaway ride by compatriot Shirin Van Anrooij with help from SD Worx teammate Julia Kopecký

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'It's a shame that many of the best gravel cyclists don't prioritise World Championships' - Gravel Earth Series winner Magnus Bak Klaris expects road-heavy competition Sunday

The Rift winner prefers the rougher gravel outside Europe but offers compliments for technical Dutch course across southern Limburg

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'It's gonna look like a road race with a lot of fighting for position' - Romain Bardet extends season at UCI Gravel World Championships

Four-time Tour de France stage winner proving he is still aggressive in new discipline but has modest expectations for Sunday

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Who has the savvy and skills to win elite races at 2025 UCI Gravel World Championships? A look at the contenders

The fourth edition for gravel gold favours punchy riders on compact, hilly course with roads used by Amstel Gold Race

Cycling News

Logistics, money and career sustainability - Why some US riders are saying 'no' to UCI Gravel World Championships

Lauren De Crescenzo explains why riders place priority on Life Time Grand Prix series and races

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No slowing up for Tadej Pogačar, a changing of the guard, viva Kigali and more: Five things we learned from the Rwanda World Championships

A week of some of the most hotly contested racing by the world's best riders in a new location full of passion was always going to be an interesting proposition

Cycling Weekly

Magdeleine Vallieres's shock World Championships victory – and six other surprise winners

All eyes are always on the favourites at the Worlds – but sometimes it doesn't work out in their favour, as these riders prove

Cycling Weekly

The Road World Championships are chaos, and that’s what makes them special, even if this year’s courses left a lot to be desired

Taking everything you know about cycling away for one race a year is fun, actually

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Durango begins celebrations for return of Mountain Bike World Championships in 2030

Sepp Kuss part of hometown festivities as MTB Worlds confirmed for 40th anniversary date since first-ever edition in Colorado

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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

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'I had nothing left to give. I was empty' –Mattias Skjelmose disappointed to miss Road World Championships bronze medal in final kilometres

Danish rider with no excuses in Rwanda as he admits Ben Healy was the stronger man on Sunday

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'Toughest ever Road World Championships course' sees lowest total of elite men finishers in 30 years

Last rider across the line in 30th more than 12 minutes down on winner Tadej Pogačar

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'Frustration because I knew it could be different' – Strong Remco Evenepoel misses out on World Championships double after cramp at crucial moment

Belgian says he felt good but 'some bad luck did not allow me to take my double today' after position-related cramps at the key moment of the men's elite road race

Cycling Weekly

Tom Pidcock battles to 10th in World Championships road race after the ‘most unenjoyable race’ of his year

The Yorkshireman fell out of contention after being in a five man group chasing the eventual winner, Tadej Pogačar

Cycling News

As it happened: Huge gaps in ultra-attritional Elite men’s World Championships road race

The 267.5km route, complete with 5,475m is one of the hardest ever, who will triumph?

Cycling Weekly

Tadej Pogačar dominates the men's road race at the World Championships to take a second rainbow jersey

The Slovenian attacked on Mont Kigali, with more than 100km to go before dropping Isaac Del Toro, riding the final 66km alone to claim victory

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