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Olympics

I failed my track cycling accreditation - the Olympic dream is over

Ethan Hayter is a cycling writer and editor of Cycling Weekly. He tried his hand at track cycling for the first time at the UCI Track World Championships. But after failing his final test, he was banned from racing with the pros. Now he's back in action at the Track Champions League in Glasgow next month.See the Story

TikTok

Over 8 million people have watched this TikTok video of a ‘Tour de France’ horse incident

The farm animal wasn't the last to make a cameo at a bike raceSee the Story

Sepp Kuss soars to 808 Strava KOMs in 2023 — more than any other pro

American cycling hero Sepp Kuss proved once again this season that he is one of the absolute best climbers in the world. In the first nine months of 2023, Kuss has already recorded 256 activities, totaling some 29,007 kilometers (18,024 miles) and 547,019 meters (1,794,682 ft)See the Story

Latest News Stories

How much did Sepp Kuss and Jumbo-Visma win at the Vuelta a España 2023?

Turns out locking out the podium for much of the race gets you quite a few EurosSee the Story

Jonas Vingegaard: 'I am 100% sure that myself, Sepp Kuss and Primož Roglič are not taking anything'

Jumbo-Visma's three Vuelta a Espa�a podium finishers have all insisted that the team's phenomenal season is believable and will stand the test of time. The Dutch outfit have established themselves as one of the all time great cycling teams, with domination also replicated in shorter stage races and one-day Classics. Scepticism has also creeped into the narrative surrounding the team, heightened by the provisional doping suspension of their rider Michel Hessmann.See the Story

Slovenia · Slovenia

Could Primož Roglič really leave Jumbo-Visma?

Primo~ Rogli is at the centre of rumours linking him with a move away from Jumbo-Visma. The Slovenian wants to be guaranteed a shot at winning the Tour de France in 2024, and with Jonas Vingegaard the reigning two-time champion, he would not be afforded full support at Jumbo. Ineos Grenadiers previously expressed an interested in the Slovenian in 2022.See the Story

Pro cycling's side hustles - from chocolate shops to architecture

Sometimes you just need a little extra cash. Chris Marshall-Bell talks to the pro riders who have a business they run on the side to find out how they do itSee the Story

'It's all about instinct, making split-second decisions': Danny van Poppel on how to be an unbeatable lead-out man

Danny van Poppel is one of the best sprinters in the world. The 30-year-old moved to Monaco two years ago and is now a better cyclist. He says his 20-second sprint is most important and he does them often. Van Poppel: "I have come a long way and I feel like a lot of improvement is still possible"See the Story

Cycling

Vingegaard wins climb up Tourmalet ahead of Kuss and Roglic in Jumbo-Visma 1-2-3 at Spanish Vuelta

50% Left coverage: 6 sources

Jonas Vingegaard wins the 13th stage of the Spanish Vuelta. The two-time Tour de France champion led a 1-2-3 finish for Jumbo-Visma. American Sepp Kuss kept the red leader's jersey. Primoz Roglic moved into second overall.See the Story

United States · United States

Can I ride my e-bike in a US National Park?

U.S. national parks experienced an uptick in use following the COVID-19 pandemic. Each agency has a different definition of an e-bike, and where it is permitted. There is no single catch-all rule for using e-bikes on state-managed parklands.See the Story

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