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Tadej Pogacar with data visuals overlayed

A year in numbers: The statistics that defined the 2024 road cycling season

By Cillian Kelly published

Statistician Cillian Kelly lifts the lid on the key figures that shaped this season

Rouleur Live 2024

Biggest ever Rouleur Live gallery: Pro tech, beautiful paint, and one-off money no object bikes

By Will Jones published

Plus an incredible 'road bike' from Argon 18

SINGAPORE, SINGAPORE - NOVEMBER 09: Chris Froome of The United Kingdom and Criterium Legends Team poses for a portrait during the media day prior to the 3rd Tour de France Prudential Singapore 2024 on November 09, 2024 in Singapore. (Photo by Tim de Waele/Getty Images)

'One final push on the road' - Chris Froome on retirement, sliding doors and chasing another Grand Tour

By Simone Giuliani published

Speaking to Cyclingnews at the Tour de France criterium in Saitama, Froome speaks about his form, his final years in the sport and his unbroken bond with the Tour de France

Pinarello Dogma F broken down by cost

Shipping rates and €900 paint jobs: A deep dive into why some bikes cost so much money

By Will Jones published

From raw materials to retailer margins we tot up what makes a superbike cost so much

SAN LUCA ITALY OCTOBER 05 Tadej Pogacar of Slovenia and Team UAE Team Emirates celebrates at finish line as race winner during the 107th Giro dellEmilia 2024 a 2153km one day race from Vignola to Bologna San Luca 267m on October 05 2024 in San Luca Italy Photo by Dario BelingheriGetty Images

The defining moments of the 2024 season: Olympic golds, a Triple Crown and records smashed

By Pete Trifunovic, Kirsten Frattini published

Cyclingnews looks back on the biggest victories and most defining moments of the 2024 road season

Women's cycling
Trek Madone with Sram AXS

Patent pending: How patents steer innovation in cycling

By Tom Wieckowski published

Cyclingnews speaks to a patent attorney and some of the bike industry's biggest brands to learn more about the complex world of patents

Astana Qazaqstan Team's British rider Mark Cavendish celebrates with his family at the end of the 21st and final stage of the 111th edition of the Tour de France cycling race, a 33,7 km individual time-trial between Monaco and Nice, on July 21, 2024. (Photo by Laurent Cipriani / POOL / AFP) (Photo by LAURENT CIPRIANI/POOL/AFP via Getty Images)

'It's not even a bike race, it's the Tour de France' - Mark Cavendish on an emotional close to the season, and maybe his career

By Simone Giuliani published

The unfolding path to a possible last dance in Singapore at an offshoot of the race that transcends both cycling and borders

A packet of Meldonium tablets and the offices of the World Anti-Doping Agency.

The Great Doping Deterrent - Health, performance and the prohibited list

By James Witts published

The health risks of doping are one of WADA’s major weapons in deterring athletes from crossing the line. But does it have the desired effect? And how robust is the evidence of performance enhancement of different banned substances? Cyclingnews investigates…

A blue bike stood on an old crescent of houses

Can any bike justify a £12.5k price? The new Pinarello Dogma can, despite only marginal improvements

By Will Jones published

The hyper-expensive new Dogma backs up the pricetag with mind-bending performance

Cat Ferguson and Albert Withen Philipsen have both jumped directly from the junior ranks to the WorldTour.

The junior to WorldTour pipeline - too much, too soon or a pathway here to stay?

By Matilda Price published

Cyclingnews takes a closer look at the fast-track approach to rider development, and whether it's actually working

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