Boyd Cycling and Kent’s Cyclopark Charity are bringing a wheel donation programme to the UK, with refurbished wheels for young riders.
‘Cost Of Equipment Can Be A Real Barrier’ – Wheel Donation Programme Comes To UK’s Cyclopark
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Rider Solidarity Over Dangerous Racing Conditions Is Heartwarming To See – I Just Hope One Protest Is Not The End
Cyclists paused before Il Lombardia and called for safer racing after fatal and dangerous incidents involving vehicles on race courses.
‘I Thought I’d Give It A Shot’ – Inside Taylor Phinney’s Comeback, 16 Years After His Last Track World Championships
After six years away from road racing, Taylor Phinney is back in the U.S. team pursuit squad, with the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics as his goal.
‘I Wasn’t Thinking About Cycling – I Was A Daughter Who Had Just Lost Her Mum’ – Valentina Cavallar Subjected To A Drugs Test Hours After The Death Of Her Mother, In The Room Next To Where She Lay
Austrian cyclist Valentina Cavallar says she was tested at home hours after her mother died, prompting questions about discretion in anti-doping procedures.
‘We Will Not Stand For This Any Longer’ – Peloton Unites In Protest Against Unsafe Racing Conditions, Delaying Start Of Il Lombardia
Riders paused Il Lombardia for five minutes, calling on the UCI and race organisers to address vehicle risks on race routes.
‘One Bike To Rule Them All’ – Where’s The Fun In That?
Ridley has introduced a 6.2kg climbing bike alongside its aero Kanzo Fast 2.0, challenging the one-bike approach in elite racing.
‘It’s Great To Take The Rainbow Jersey’ – Marianne Vos Wins Gravel World Championships As Rosa Klöser Crashes
Marianne Vos won the 2026 elite women’s Gravel World Championship in Nannup, becoming the first rider to claim the title twice.
I’ve Ridden The ‘Pea Gravel’ Of The Gravel World Championships, And I Think The Best Riders Are Going To Struggle On It
Riders say loose pea gravel on the Nannup course is difficult to brake and climb on, adding a technical challenge to the UCI Gravel World Championships.
Inside Room 135 of 175: The Making of “DRAGSTRIP — 1320 Feet in 3.7 Seconds”
An AI-built exhibition turns a fictional quarter-mile pass into a live timing instrument, with code-drawn machinery and a clock you can scrub.
‘First We Took A Country, Then A Continent, Now It’s The World’: Ultra-cyclist Sarah Ruggins Announces Outright Round-the-world Record Attempt
Ultra-cyclist Sarah Ruggins plans to start Project Atlas on May 4, 2027, aiming to ride around the world in 75 days.
