Team Ineos also withdraws from races in March
European spring racing will have an entirely different aesthetic in 2020… if they go ahead at all. Team Ineos is the latest to announce that it will not be cont...
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Teams take COVID-19 action: Mitchelton-Scott to forfeit races
Earlier this week EF Pro Cycling announced plans to not contest races that are in regions affected by COVID-19. Now Mitchelton-Scott has declared that riders fr...
Drapac on Jones: “Arguably the greatest mistake Cycling Australia has ever made”
According to one of Australian cycling’s biggest benefactors, the appointment of high-performance director Simon Jones in 2017 will “arguably prove to be the greatest mistake Cycling Australia has ever made”.• More on Simon Jones: Interview Oct...
Remembering Nicolas Portal (23 April 1979 – 3 March 2020)
Nicolas Portal was a cyclist’s cyclist. He raced as a pro and then became a directeur sportif... one of the best in the sport. He died of a heart attack at his ...
Track worlds: minimal gains for Australian Cycling Team
There is a mix of hope and disfunction in the Australian Cycling Team. Is the campaign for the Tokyo Olympics being managed in a way that will provide a winning...
Track World Championships 2020: overview of racing in Berlin
The track cycling world championships generally elicit great racing. In an Olympic year, it’s even more intense. In an Olympic year in which it remains uncertain if the Olympics will go ahead, it may be the finest showcase of racing on the velodrome ...
#TalkingCycling: interview with Pavel Sivakov, Team Ineos
This episode of the #TalkingCycling series features a young rider from Team Ineos. Pavel Sivakov, a 22-year-old who has the ambition of making his Tour de Franc...
UAE Tour cut short: two stages cancelled and screening for Coronavirus
Reports from teams and journalists on the ground at the UAE Tour suggest that the race has been cancelled with two stages to go as officials commence screening ...
Denmark: team pursuit world champions – new world record 3:44.672
For the third time in two days, the Danish pursuit team broke a world record as part of an amazing campaign that earned a gold medal and world championship title with an incredible time: 3:44.672.It started with an opening kilometre of 1:00.992 and t...
Denmark sets new team pursuit world record: 3:46.203 – UPDATED
At World Cup events at the end of 2019 it was obvious: Denmark was becoming the team to beat in the team pursuit. The Dane’s fast times turned to fastest ever o...