Dan Challis
Dan is a freelance cycling journalist and has written for Cyclingnews since 2023 alongside other work with Cycling Weekly, Rouleur and The Herald Scotland. Dan focuses much of his work on professional cycling beyond its traditional European heartlands and writes a regular Substack called Global Peloton.
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‘At first no one came to help’ - Eddy Merckx talks about his recent crash and road to recovery
By Dan Challis published
News Five-time Tour de France champion said he was 'in panic' at the prospect of an oncoming train as he lay on railway tracks

Michael Vanthourenhout wins men's Namur UCI World Cup after a dramatic final lap
By Dan Challis published
Results Aerts crashes just a few hundred metres away from winning, Verstrynge third

Ceylin Alvarado wins brutal cyclocross UCI World Cup race in Namur
By Dan Challis published
Results Brand tried to chase down her rival bur finished second, Pieterse third on season debut

‘The timer is now at zero’ - Pello Bilbao targets Giro d’Italia as Bahrain Victorious look to put ‘disappointing’ 2024 season behind them
By Dan Challis published
News Basque rider undecided on Tour de France plans, hopes to overcome setbacks of 2024 season

A new look for a new era - Soudal-QuickStep reveal updated 2025 Castelli kit
By Dan Challis published
News Team keeps familiar dark blue colour and adds subtle coloured pattern

Michael Vanthourenhout wins men's X20 Trofee race in Herentals
By Dan Challis published
Results Final lap surge enough for the Belgian to beat Pim Ronhaar into second, with Laurens Sweeck in third

World Champion Fem van Empel comfortably wins women's race in Herentals
By Dan Challis published
Results Visma-Lease a Bike rider soles to victory as Brand and Alvarado recover from crashes to finish on podium

'We've got two weeks' - Former WorldTour rider hoping to launch new British Continental team for 2025
By Dan Challis published
News Harry Tanfield is on the search for sponsors in aim to meet tight British Cycling deadline
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‘At first no one came to help’ - Eddy Merckx talks about his recent crash and road to recovery
Five-time Tour de France champion said he was 'in panic' at the prospect of an oncoming train as he lay on railway tracks -
Michael Vanthourenhout wins men's Namur UCI World Cup after a dramatic final lap
Aerts crashes just a few hundred metres away from winning, Verstrynge third -
Ceylin Alvarado wins brutal cyclocross UCI World Cup race in Namur
Brand tried to chase down her rival bur finished second, Pieterse third on season debut
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‘The timer is now at zero’ - Pello Bilbao targets Giro d’Italia as Bahrain Victorious look to put ‘disappointing’ 2024 season behind them
Basque rider undecided on Tour de France plans, hopes to overcome setbacks of 2024 season -
A new look for a new era - Soudal-QuickStep reveal updated 2025 Castelli kit
Team keeps familiar dark blue colour and adds subtle coloured pattern -
Michael Vanthourenhout wins men's X20 Trofee race in Herentals
Final lap surge enough for the Belgian to beat Pim Ronhaar into second, with Laurens Sweeck in third
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World Champion Fem van Empel comfortably wins women's race in Herentals
Visma-Lease a Bike rider soles to victory as Brand and Alvarado recover from crashes to finish on podium -
'We've got two weeks' - Former WorldTour rider hoping to launch new British Continental team for 2025
Harry Tanfield is on the search for sponsors in aim to meet tight British Cycling deadline -
‘The suspension cost me a lot of money’ - Cyclocross racer Toon Aerts on his way back to the front after two-year ban
Aerts on front row for Dublin World Cup but not yet back to his best after suspension