How to watch Itzulia Women 2025 – Live streams, TV information
Watch Itzulia Women from May 16 to May 18, the three-day Women’s WorldTour race taking place in the Basque Country to continue the 2025 top-level racing season. Get all the…
‘Jai played a major role in our strategy’ – Primož Roglič suffers tactical blow before first Giro d’Italia summit finish in loss of Hindley
Primož Roglič (Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe) will be without key climbing super-domestique Jai Hindley on the first summit finish at the Giro d’Italia and throughout the brutal third week full of mountains,…
Eight riders out of Tour de Hongrie as mass crash topples dozens of riders
While most of the cycling world’s attention was fixed to the Giro d’Italia where a massive crash on the rain-slick roads en route to Napoli took down a large number…
‘Tomorrow, everything changes’ – Juan Ayuso and UAE Team Emirates-XRG aiming to do battle on Giro d’Italia’s first summit finish
After a week of GC skirmishes, crashes and bunch sprints, favourite Juan Ayuso says he’s keen to get into the mountains on stage 7 and see the first major climbing…
‘As soon as you touched the brakes, you went down’ – Teams assess the damage at Giro d’Italia after wet road ‘like ice’ causes mass crash
As the rain fell properly for the first time at the 2025 Giro d’Italia, with it came the chaos that often occurs in the May slot on the calendar, with…
‘A lot of mixed feelings’ – Kaden Grove dedicates Giro d’Italia sprint win to injured teammate Juri Hollmann
No Grand Tour stage win is ever unwelcome, and sprinter Kaden Groves was doubtless in part delighted to be able to celebrate the victory on stage 7 of the Giro…
Jai Hindley abandons Giro d’Italia, stage temporarily neutralised after chain reaction crash on wet roads
Former Giro d’Italia winner Jai Hindley (Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe) has abandoned the Giro d’Italia after being involved in a crash on stage 6 that caused the race to be neutralised. The…
Tom Dumoulin sees Dutch dominance of La Vuelta Femenina as a ‘bad sign’ for women’s cycling
Former racer Tom Dumoulin has said that recent Dutch domination at La Vuelta Femenina could be seen as a “bad sign” for women’s racing. The race, the 11th edition of…
Luke Plapp downplays chances of the Giro d’Italia going Down Under in 2027 – ‘It’s going to be very hard’
Melbourne’s Luke Plapp (Jayco AlUla) has dismissed the possibility of a Giro d’Italia Grande Partenza in his home nation of Australia, citing logistical issues and a lack of interest as…
‘Everything is possible’ or ‘Genuinely impossible’? – The Giro d’Italia could start in Australia in 2027
Rumours are afoot that the Giro d’Italia could start in Australia as soon as 2027, in what would be the furthest-flung start for a Grand Tour ever, as foreign departs…
‘Rocks and roots with zero traction’ – Lachlan Morton’s speedy dash through 300km Bergslagsleden route
Lachlan Morton has a packed schedule of races this year but he has continued to squeeze in a number of other feats along the way, the latest a flying run…
‘It’s insane, more than we even dreamed’ – Leader Mads Pedersen carves place in Giro d’Italia record books with three wins in first five days
Mads Pedersen may not be a fan of cycling history, but the Dane earned himself an important place in the Giro d’Italia record books on Wednesday as the Lidl-Trek all-rounder…
‘It wasn’t hard enough to attack’ – Primož Roglič makes presence felt on front of bunch in hilly Giro d’Italia finale
Blink and you’d have missed it – almost. In the drawn-out hilly finale of stage 5 of the Giro d’Italia, leading overall favourite Primož Roglič moved to the front of…
‘We couldn’t sprint the way we wanted’ – Brit Max Poole narrowly avoids crash at Giro d’Italia after solid start on GC
Max Poole (Picnic-PostNL) almost saw his solid start to the 2025 Giro d’Italia end in a crash on stage 5, as he was forced to abort his sprint into Matera…
‘I’m not going to come past with raw power’ – Tom Pidcock satisfied with third place in Giro d’Italia ‘drag race’ in Matera
The wait for Tom Pidcock’s second Grand Tour stage win continues, after he lost the reduced sprint into Matera on stage 5 of the Giro d’Italia. But the Q36.5 rider…
Mathieu van der Poel sets date for first mountain bike World Cup in four years
Mathieu van der Poel is set to return to racing at the end of May as he switches to the mountain bike for a round of the UCI World Cup…
Rohan Dennis receives 17-month suspended sentence, banned from driving for five years after car accident leading to death of Melissa Hoskins
Rohan Dennis was handed a 17-month suspended sentence and banned from driving for five years after earlier pleading guilty to one count of an aggravated act likely to cause harm…
Ceratizit end women’s sponsorship but WorldTour team hopes to find new backer to race on
The Austrian-based Ceratizit Group has announced it will end its sponsorship of the women’s Ceratizit Pro Cycling at the end of the 2025 season, marking the end of a decade…
‘I’m staying with Lidl-Trek until my career is over’ – Mads Pedersen commits long term to chase more Classics success
Giro d’Italia leader Mads Pedersen will stay with Lidl-Trek for the remainder of his career, the Dane and his team announced unexpectedly on Wednesday. 29-year-old Pedersen has produced some of…
Cobbled Montmartre climb added to Tour de France final stage after Paris Olympics success
The final stage of the 2025 Tour de France in Paris will include a visit to the Montmartre hill and the Sacré-Cœur church, covering the roads that were packed with…