Despite being in the later stages of his career, the British rider is sure that things can keep getting better

The former multiple BMX and track world champion is focusing on how she can help create opportunities for those less privileged

After a season which saw him fourth in the Giro, second in the Vuelta and second in the world championships, the Australian rider speaks about...

After winning two Olympic gold medals, the British woman is now passionate about inspiring the next generation

The British rider talks about his impressive career and the work he’s doing to ensure that the talent keeps on coming through British Cycling

Part of our series with the British Cycling Hall of Fame inductees, Clancy discusses why he believes cycling can change lives

The Belgian rider is not going to go down without a fight next season

Speaking after being inducted into the British Cycling Hall of Fame, Rowe tells Rouleur about her journey to the top of the sport

We know the Manxman well enough now that we should never count him out when it comes to racing

The German rider reflects on how the sport has changed over his career as a pro cyclist

Part of our series of articles on British Cycling's Hall of Fame inductees, Laura Kenny reflects on her career, and how track cycling can keep developing

The mountain-heavy 2025 Tour de France route will be the battleground for the fifth Pogačar v Vinegaard duel

Part of our series of articles on British Cycling's Hall of Fame inductees, the Scottish paralympic tandem champion cyclist reflects on a lifetime of success in her...

For some teams, it has been an up and down season, but for others, the wins kept coming throughout 2024

There is an estimated 100 WorldTour riders still without a confirmed contract for next season

The Dutchman adds to his collection of rainbow jerseys with a dominant display in Belgium

Lotte Kopecky impressed in her first-ever gravel race, but in the end there stood the familiar sight of Marianne Vos in the rainbow bands

Taking place on October 5 and 6, Rouleur evaluates the top contenders for the men's and women's titles

Usually not considered a one-day racer, the Australian rider finished with an unexpected silver medal in Zurich

Inside the newly-crowned world champion's remarkable 100-kilometre solo attack on the roads of Zurich

The Belgian rider won her second consecutive world title in Zurich after a long day in torrid conditions

Confusing and questionable tactics left pre-race favourite Demi Vollering with a fifth place finish – how did it all go so wrong?

Who will take the rainbow jersey on a hilly course in Zurich?

Who will secure the gold medals in the elite individual time trials in Zurich?

With a 70km run-in to the finish, a bunch sprint looks likely, unless a number of escapees can build a lead over the peloton

Heading into the third and final week means that the battle for the red jersey will be heating up

This stage will be an opportunity for the breakaway artists as the following day's summit finish will be a gruelling battle for the GC

We're expecting big battles between the favourites on the slopes of the final climb

Adam Yates’ astonishing solo victory reignites UAE Team Emirates’ Vuelta hopes, keeping their dream of a Grand Tour sweep alive

A clash of the stronger fastmen is expected to conclude this undulating day