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Cycling transfers – All the latest news and announcements for the 2025 season
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EF Education-EasyPost snap up Madis Mihkels from Intermarché-Wanty
News Estonian Classics talent one of the top riders on the market
Mountain Bike world champion to start 'new chapter' on the road in 2025 with Jayco AlUla
News 28-year-old South African to combine WorldTour and off-road calendars after signing two-year deal
Alex Baudin signs with EF Education-EasyPost
News Frenchman who was disqualified from Giro d'Italia for Tramadol in 2023 gets new lease on career
Alpecin-Deceuninck, Bahrain Victorious complete 2025 rosters
News Alpecin add Dehairs, Debruyne, Verstrynge and Del Grosso from development team to WorldTour plus Price-Pejtersen, Glivar, Bahrain signs Paasschens, three neo-pros
Demi Vollering confirms two-year contract with FDJ-SUEZ from 2025 to 2026
News Former Tour de France winner joins French WorldTour team as GC co-leader alongside Juliette Labous and Évita Muzic
Larry Warbasse 'didn't hesitate' in move to continue career with Tudor Pro Cycling for 2025
News US rider switches to Swiss ProTeam to support new leaders Alaphilippe and Hirschi
Unbound Gravel winner Rosa Klöser to combine privateering with WorldTour racing in 2025 for Canyon-SRAM
News German gravel racer signs two-year deal with road team after only starting competitive cycling in 2022
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SD Worx-Protime rework colourful jerseys for 2025 with nod to 'best team 2024' inscription
Heavier punch of yellow adds interest to red and purple hues with 'newspaper print' effect -
Ashlin Barry accelerates pathway to WorldTour in 2025 signing Visma-Lease a Bike multi-year deal
'This is the first time we have signed someone so young directly for our WorldTeam,' says head of development -
Three DSM-Firmenich PostNL riders crash on final day of Spanish training camp
Australia's Chris Hamilton fractures collarbone putting Tour Down Under ambitions at risk
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Marianne Vos to make cyclocross return after almost two years out as she tests form for possible ninth world title
Eight-time world champion to ride first CX race since January 2023 at World Cup round in Besançon -
'He'd always smoke me' - Pithie and Fisher-Black reunite at Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe after growing up racing each other
New Zealand pair to start 2025 campaigns at Tour Down Under before turning to respective Classics and stage-racing focus -
'I’m very sad that Wout won’t be starting' - Mathieu van der Poel seems unbeatable as Van Aert misses first cyclocross race
All eyes were on the Alpecin-Deceuninck rider as he returned to cyclocross for the first time this season.
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‘I was giving it my all’ - Zoe Backstedt on career-best World Cup second place
Brit led for half of the race in treacherous conditions -
Fears raised that section of 2026 Cyclocross Worlds course is ‘dangerous’ after Cat Ferguson crashed out and taken to hospital
Saturday’s Hulst World Cup used around 60% of 2026 course
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The future of gravel tech, an indoor bike, and a very expensive facility: Josh's Gear of the Year
You could say I'm a 'big fan' of these things -
The hidden environmental footprint of the WorldTour calendar
The multi-continental calendar takes cycling to the global stage but with lengthy transfers and teams flying riders around the world – what's the cost to the planet? -
'Descending is road cycling's last mystique' - Safa Brian on keeping up with the pros and embracing cycling's raw beauty
From a bike messenger to descending full gas with Tom Pidcock, the South African defines cycling's unquantifiable pleasures -
Women's WorldTour bikes and tech: What are teams using in 2025?
FDJ Suez switch to Specialized bikes and components, Team Picnic PostNL switch to Lapierre, and UAE Team ADQ still has a parmesan sponsor -
'In cycling, you can just buy success' - Jonathan Vaughters on financial fairness, super teams and the sponsorship dilemma
'There should be some attempt to regulate the way riders are recruited, the way teams are constructed, and what is considered sort of financially fair'
