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Best bike computers: Log your rides and monitor your training

By Josh Croxton last updated

Buyer's Guide The best bike computers provide a huge range of data both while riding and for planning and analysis

Buyer's Guide
The Great Britain men's team pursuit squad in action on the track

Great Britain again the richest national team in cycling thanks to new £39 million Olympic funding

By Stephen Farrand published

News UK Sport bankrolls four-year Los Angeles Olympic programme

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OUDENAARDE BELGIUM MARCH 31 A general view of the peloton climbing to the Berendries hill while fans cheer during the 21st Ronde van Vlaanderen Tour des Flandres 2024 Womens Elite a 163km one day race from Oudenaarde to Oudenaarde UCIWWT on March 31 2024 in Oudenaarde Belgium Photo by Luc ClaessenGetty Images

Women's WorldTour 2025 - A complete guide to the 15 teams of the peloton

By Matilda Price published

Guide Cyclingnews' comprehensive team-by-team guide of the biggest teams in professional cycling

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Arnaud De Lie wins for Lotto Dsnty at the Renewi Tour

Lotto downsize for 2025: smaller roster, no Giro d'Italia but fight for WorldTour continues

By Stephen Farrand published

News 'We are managing to survive on a budget closer to 15 million than 20 million' - says team manager Stéphane Heulot

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Cian Uijdtebroeks and Maxim Van Gils have both left their teams in the middle of their contracts

'This is how a rider transfer should work' - Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe CEO explains the difference between the team's two controversial mid-contract deals

By James Moultrie published

News Following clarification of Cian Uijdtebroeks and Maxim Van Gils mid-contract deals, Ralph Denk admits that he talked to Remco Evenepoel in September about a transfer

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A technician shows a X-ray picture showing a device in the frame of a bicycle during the presentation by International Cycling Union (UCI) of a mobile X-ray machine box at a press conference unveiling a beefed-up set of measures and an arsenal of methods to detect so-called mechanical doping, on March 21, 2018 in Geneva. - When Frenchman David Lappartient took over the UCI in last September, he promised to deliver a package of measures to tackle the menace of miniature motors in professional cycling, ahead of the current season. - (Photo by Fabrice COFFRINI / AFP) (Photo by FABRICE COFFRINI/AFP via Getty Images)

A €600K X-ray, an ex-Homeland Security investigator, and a murky underworld: Can the UCI keep motor dopers away?

By Chris Marshall-Bell published

Having recently examined the current state of technological fraud in the pro peloton, Cyclingnews asks how the UCI plans to keep concealed motors out of cycling.

Mark Cavendish at his final career race, the 2024 Tour de France Criterium in Singapore

Mark Cavendish wins BBC Sports Personality of the Year Lifetime Achievement award

By Dani Ostanek published

News 'I've been riding for 20 years, and I've done everything I can so to be awarded this is something very, very special'

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image of a gift wrapped bike for christmas

Christmas gifts for cyclists in 2024: Present ideas they'll actually want

By Josh Croxton last updated

buyer's guide Check out our list of Christmas gift ideas for cyclists that's full of top ideas and inspiration

buyer's guide
Aleix Espargaró

Veteran MotoGP pilot 'swaps leather for lycra' with Lidl-Trek

By Alasdair Fotheringham published

News Catalan 35-yea-old racer, Aleix Espargaró, joins WorldTour team in ambassador's role

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Luke Plapp (Jayco-AlUla) jumping over to join the break on a wet stage 1 of the Tour of Bright

'A couple of good bits of luck away from an amazing year' – Luke Plapp wards off travails of 2024 to find inspiration ahead

By Simone Giuliani published

Interview An Australian build toward goal of winning in Europe and fighting for an overall top ten at a Grand Tour

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