Are all modern velodromes the same shape? Who pays for bikes and cycling equipment? And how do riders choose their gearing system? Six-time Olympic cycling gold medallist Sir Chris Hoy and five-time Olympic gold medallist Dame Laura Kenny answer your Ask Me Anything questions. READ MORE: Finucane wins keirin silver …
Read More »Track Cycling World Championships: Emma Finucane wins silver for GB in women’s keirin
Great Britain’s Emma Finucane wins silver in the women’s keirin after a close finish with Japan’s Mina Sato at the World Track Cycling Championships. SEE MORE: Morris sprints ‘like a champion’ to take silver in women’s points race Available to UK users only. BBC News
Read More »Track Cycling World Championships: Morris sprints ‘like a champion’ to take silver in women’s points race
Great Britain’s Anna Morris leaps from sixth to second after the final sprint for the line to take silver in the women’s points race at the World Track Cycling Championships. SEE MORE: GB’s Archibald & Leech win madison gold Available to UK users only. BBC News
Read More »GB's Archibald & Leech win madison gold
Great Britain’s Katie Archibald and Maddie Leech win gold in the women’s madison at the World Track Championships. BBC News
Read More »Track Cycling World Championships: Josh Tarling and Josh Charlton wins golds for Great Britain
Josh Tarling and Josh Charlton won gold medals for Great Britain at the Track World Championships. Tarling delivered a first British gold of the championship in Chile by winning the men’s points race, amassing 750 points over the 40km event to beat American Peter Moore (675) to the title. Charlton, …
Read More »Track Cycling World Championship: Josh Tarling wins gold for Great Britain in points race
Great Britain’s Josh Tarling produces a blistering display to win his first track world title in the men’s 40km points race at the UCI Track World Championships. WATCH MORE: Archibald wins historic silver at World Track Championships Available to UK users only. BBC News
Read More »World Track Cycling Championships: Matt Richardson wins his first Great Britain medal in team sprint
Matt Richardson claimed his first medal for Great Britain as they won silver in the men’s and women’s team sprint at the Track World Championships. Both teams were beaten to gold by the Netherlands on the opening day in Santiago, Chile, with defending world champion Emma Finucane leading debutants Iona …
Read More »Paralympic cyclist Steve Bate set to swap saddles for sandpaper
BBC/Sally Hurst Steve Bate started cycling 14 years ago after being diagnosed with the degenerative eye condition retinitis pigmentosa and says the thought of going blind was ‘terrifying’ For the past 11 years cyclist Steve Bate has been competing for Great Britain, winning more than a dozen Paralympic and World …
Read More »Tadej Pogacar: What it’s like for an amateur to race against the best
On a fresh Sunday morning in Komenda we gathered behind the start line alongside Pogacar himself, resplendent in his world champion’s rainbow jersey. A fellow Slovenia-based Briton, Dave Goddard, confirmed that his main goal was “to avoid humiliation”. Local rider Anja Licen, who got her ticket to ride through a …
Read More »Jody Cundy wins 22nd world track title in Rio
Jody Cundy claimed his 22nd world track gold medal with victory in the 1km time trial at the Para-Cycling World Championships in Rio de Janeiro. Cundy, 47, led home a British one-two in the men’s C4 event, finishing 1.7 seconds ahead of Archie Atkinson. It is an incredible 16th C4 …
Read More »UCI World Tour: Does road cycling have a safety problem?
It’s not necessarily obvious to those outside of the sport just how dangerous road cycling is, but descending speeds that can exceed 60mph, limited protection against impact with hard or sharp objects on courses set up on the road, and a sense of the need to push the boundaries of …
Read More »BMX European Freestyle Championships: GB’s Dylan Hessey wins gold
Great Britain’s Dylan Hessey won a gold medal in the BMX European Freestyle Championships in the Netherlands. The 22-year-old topped the standings with a score of 95.20 on his second run to take the men’s title at the Area 51 Skatepark in Eindhoven. Hessey finished above Croatia’s Marin Rantes (93.35) …
Read More »Cycling protests: Call off races early to deter disruption, says union boss
Cutting short major road races such as the Tour de France is the way to deter protesters, the professional cyclists’ union’s president says. CPA president Adam Hansen has made the call after La Vuelta a Espana was significantly disrupted last month, with the final stage cancelled. “Protesters should have the …
Read More »Israel-Premier Tech cycling team excluded from Giro dell’Emilia
The Israel-Premier Tech cycling team have been excluded from next month’s Giro dell’Emilia in Bologna over public safety concerns. The decision follows disruption at the Vuelta a Espana this month, where the team were targeted by pro-Palestinian protests opposing Israel’s war in Gaza. The event in Spain was affected by …
Read More »Muriel Furrer: UCI retire number as Britain’s Hudson wins
Meanwhile, cycling’s world governing body the UCI announced it will retire the number 84 from women’s junior competition at the road worlds. It was assigned to Muriel Furrer, who died of a head injury following a crash during the women’s junior road race a year ago today in Switzerland. Organisers …
Read More »Finlay Pickering: British cyclist targets stage wins after Vuelta a Espana debut
Pickering showcased his quality as a climber by winning the mountains classification at this year’s Tour of the Alps. He said he thought it was amusing that his dash to the start line had been picked up by a number of media outlets but hoped his performances would be the …
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Africa hosts cycling’s Road World Championships for the first time. BBC News
Read More »Commonwealth Games 2026: Jack Carlin excited for Glasgow cycling medal chance
Glasgow and its denizens might care a bit more next summer, when the Commonwealth Games returns to the city. Cycling will be a key component of the reimagined event and Carlin, who was at the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome as a fan in 2014, will be a central figure this …
Read More »Road World Championships: Remco Evenepoel wins time trial gold for Belgium
Remco Evenepoel won his third consecutive individual time trial world title at the Road World Cycling Championships in Rwanda. The 25-year-old Belgian retained the rainbow jersey by crossing the line in 49 minutes 46.03 seconds after a completely dominant display in the nation’s capital Kigali. Australia’s Jay Vine finished one …
Read More »Brilliant Reusser wins world time trial title
Switzerland’s Marlen Reussser wins the women’s elite individual time trial at the UCI World Championships in Kigali, Rwanda, with Duth riders Anna van der Breggen and Demi Vollering taking silver and bronze. BBC News
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