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TNT Sports, home of the Tour de France in the UK, moving from discovery+ to HBO Max on 26 March
Warner Bros. Discovery has confirmed that TNT Sports subscribers will need to download a new app to maintain access to cycling coverage, though pricing and login details will remain unchanged.

Remco Evenepoel wins Vuelta a Valencia overall but ambitious season targets loom large
The Belgian sealed his first GC title for Red Bull–BORA-hansgrohe with a decisive solo attack on Stage 4, and insists he has not yet peaked despite five individual wins in February.

Jonas Abrahamsen burns 10,000 calories in a single day as Uno-X snowed in at 2,300m altitude camp
Heavy snowfall in Sierra Nevada forced the Norwegian team indoors, where Abrahamsen completed up to 6.5 hours on rollers and consumed 1.8kg of carbohydrates to fuel the effort.

'Remco will take a big step this season', Sepp Kuss warns Evenepoel's Red Bull move makes him a bigger Grand Tour threat
Vingegaard's key mountain lieutenant says Evenepoel's move to a Grand Tour-focused structure, backed by Red Bull and Specialized, will elevate the Belgian's challenge for cycling's biggest prizes.

Vingegaard's Giro-Tour double preparation takes early hit as crash and illness force UAE Tour withdrawal
The two-time Tour de France champion will miss his planned season debut after a crash in Spain was compounded by illness, leaving Evenepoel and Del Toro as favourites for the Middle Eastern race.

'We're happy if we break even' – Cyclocross organisers shift season as after star exodus decimates attendance
Middelkerke's spectator numbers fall from 20,000 to 6,000 after top riders ended their seasons post-Worlds. The Superprestige will now conclude in early January to avoid the empty February rounds.

No layoffs, new strategy: How Campagnolo is engineering its comeback
Three months ago, the Italian manufacturer appeared headed for drastic workforce reductions. A solidarity contract and strategic pivot have changed the picture entirely.

Mads Pedersen set to undergo surgery after fracturing collarbone and wrist in Valenciana crash
The Lidl-Trek rider abandoned stage one after a crash in the final kilometres, with dual fractures putting his Monument ambitions under immediate pressure.

'The motorbikes get closer and closer' - Remco Evenepoel hits out at UCI over vehicle control
Following his Trofeo Andratx-Pollença victory, the double Olympic champion used a TV appearance to challenge the UCI's management of race convoys, claiming motorbikes hindered rather than helped him.

Visma hunts for the next generation of Grand Tour climbers with Ardennes tests
The Dutch squad is accepting applications from young male and female riders across Europe for standardised uphill testing in the Belgian Ardennes in spring.

'I hate Ralph Denk': Patrick Lefevere reveals how Soudal–QuickStep prepared for Remco Evenepoel’s exit
Former Soudal-QuickStep shares more details of his stay in hospital with liver, while claiming team had contacted Juan Ayuso's camp as potential Evenepoel replacement.

Tudor Pro Cycling signs gravel specialist as the team's first female pro rider
Clara Koppenburg, a former WorldTour climber with 11 professional road seasons, joins the Swiss team's off-road division after strong results at Sea Otter Europe and Gravel Burn in 2025.

In 2026 cyclocross stars will be racing a Superprestige on Christmas Day
The UCI has confirmed a major overhaul of the eight-race Superprestige series for 2026–27, with Flanders Classics introducing Halloween, Sinterklaas and Christmas Day fixtures around the 2027 World Championships in Oostende.

Canyon declares decade-old Inflite pro cycling’s most successful single-generation race frame
With 14 World Championship titles and more than 60 World Cup wins since 2018, Canyon says its unchanged Inflite frame has out-won road, mountain bike and gravel flagships from any brand

UCI calls for airbag technology development as it launches consultation on pro cycling reform
The governing body has invited riders, teams and organisers to propose visions for race formats, broadcasting and economic structures, while also advancing safety initiatives including wearable crash protection.

'It's a little bit anti-sport', Fouquenet slams rivals' aggression after battling to fifth at cyclocross Worlds
The French rider recovered from a pre-race crash and botched start to finish 58 seconds behind winner Lucinda Brand, but left Hulst frustrated by what she called a lack of respect in the chasing group.

Suspected food poisoning forces multiple Belgian and Luxembourg riders out of Hulst Worlds
A suspected outbreak at a shared team hotel has caused six withdrawals across two national squads on the morning of Saturday's races, with Belgium forced into a late substitution for the men's U23 event.

Renamed Criterium du Dauphine unveils 2026 route with TTT and three summit finishes
Organisers of the race formerly known as the Critérium du Dauphiné have revealed an eight-stage parcours featuring the toughest final weekend in recent memory, culminating with a direct preview of the 2026 Tour de France.

Stability trumps disruption as ASO chooses Caja Rural over Unibet Rose Rockets for Tour de France wildcard
ASO confirms 23-team field for the 113th edition, with the Spanish ProTeam selected for its first Tour appearance. The Barcelona Grand Départ and Olympic champion Iúri Leitão proved decisive factors.

'Visma–Lease a Bike did not intervene in time', former cyclocross champion criticises team's handling of Fem van Empel
Former cyclocross world champion Hennie Stamsnijder argues Visma's attempt to mould Van Empel into a multi-discipline star like Marianne Vos pushed the 23-year-old to breaking point before her indefinite career pause.