More from Gent-Wevelgem 2009
The battle of world champions - Gent-Wevelgem Gallery
The best photos from the men's race as two-man battle sees Mads Pedersen and Mathieu van der Poel sprinting for glory
'He needs to clear his head' – Arnaud De Lie's Tour of Flanders debut in doubt
News Belgian's struggles continue at Gent-Wevelgem
Ben Turner puts Ineos Grenadiers in the action as Paris-Roubaix becomes big target
News Brit back on form after crashes in 2023 saw him break both arms and struggle to make progress
Cancellara’s Classic column: Mathieu van der Poel is human and Lidl-Trek are real contenders
Pedersen’s Gent-Wevelgem triumph after team effort shows that nobody is unbeatable in cycling
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Volta a Valenciana: Lidl-Trek dominate opening team time trial
Vacek takes first leader's jersey as Jayco-AlUla, UAE Team Emirates round out stage podium -
Marie Schreiber wins elite women's Exact Cross Maldegem as two riders disqualified
Jinse Peeters and Manon Bakker penalised for mid-race confrontation in C2 contest -
'There is a little bit of pressure' - Elisa Longo Borghini expected to shine on home debut with UAE Team ADQ
The Italian names her rivals for overall victory
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Your narrow gravel tyres are slowing you down in addition to making you uncomfortable, Cyclingnews lab test reveals
Impact of changing width, tread and casing uncovered in latest instalment of CN Labs -
'It's the sprinting world championship' - high-speed racing expected at the UAE Tour Women 2025
Balsamo, Kool, Wiebes, Longo Borghini and Ferrand-Prévot ready for crosswinds, echelons and plenty of sprint action -
Etoile de Besseges: Paul Magnier takes stage 1 sprint win
Jordi Meeus second, Marijn van den Berg third
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More cobbles and the Arenberg chicane replaced - Paris-Roubaix 2025 is safer but still hellish
Four corners before the entrance to the Arenberg adds a new twist to the 'Hell of the North' -
'If you stand still, then you are behind' - Canyon-SRAM manager on the Tour de France Femmes effect, confidence and the need to keep evolving
'We managed to bring the yellow Jersey home. Once you do it one time, then why not again? says team boss Ronny Lauke -
Zwift partners with Chris Hoy on 'Tour de 4' to raise funds for cancer charities
The Tour de 4 initiative aims to change the perception of people living with stage four cancer
