Dutch rider’s team, SD Worx, says the situation is still unchanged
Amy Pieters remains in coma but is breathing independently after training crash
CW5000 2021 Finishers club
Have you made the list yet? Find out who has completed the 2021 CW5000 challenge and when they did it.
USA Cycling announces ten race calendar for 2022 National Criterium Series
The series will feature equal prize money for the men’s and women’s fields
Peter Sagan rescued stranded cycling tourist in Gran Canaria who thought group of pros were a ‘bunch of kids’
Along with three other pros, Sagan helped fix a 63-year-old’s puncture in Gran Canaria
Pedalling squares: Inside the world of tile-bagging
Set a cyclist a bizarre and near-impossible challenge and they’ll go to any lengths to achieve it. So it is with the intrepid band of tile-baggers seeking to cover the globe in tyre tracks one mile square tile at a time, writes James Shrubsall
Rás Tailteann will return to roads of Ireland in 2022
Iconic stage race scheduled to take place over five days in June, for the first time since 2018
Egan Bernal remains in a ‘favourable’ condition in hospital after ‘excellent spinal surgery result’; mother says ‘I felt my son was born again’
The Ineos Grenadiers rider has progressed through the first, most critical 72 hours well
Council admits it acted unlawfully in removing cycle lane
West Sussex County Council unlawfully removed a Shoreham cycle lane in November 2020, just weeks after it had been built
From piste to peloton – Anna Henderson’s rapid rise through the ranks
Jumbo Visma’s British time trial champion Anna Henderson talks budget bikes, team dynamics and ski school
What do the changes to the Highway Code really mean?
We delve into the update to bust some common myths
2023 Tour de France to start in the Basque Country
The Grand Départ will consist of three road stages in the autonomous community in northern Spain
Brandon McNulty wins Trofeo Calvia, the first elite men’s race of 2022
UAE-Emirates American rider wins the first part of the Challenge Mallorca with 60km solo attack
British race organiser Mick Bennett calls on the UCI to act: ‘They’re guilty of allowing accidents to happen’
Multiple serious crashes have prompted calls for increased safety measures in the peloton in recent years
Owner of Raleigh bikes sold in €1.56 billion deal
US private equity firm KKR have bought Dutch bicycle company Accell Group
Ineos Grenadiers release update on Egan Bernal: multiple fractures confirmed as he remains in ICU
The Colombian has undergone two successful surgeries
EF Education First-EasyPost and EF Education-TIBCO-SVB unveil 2022 Rapha kits
British kit manufacturers will produce similar pink kits for the men’s and women’s WorldTour squads
Daredevil trial biker springs out of helicopter onto Cyclocross World Championships track
Kenny Belaey jumped out of the aircraft to welcome in the cyclocross event, which starts on Saturday 29 January
Egan Bernal taken to hospital after training accident in Colombia
The Ineos rider is said to be in a stable condition and undergoing further assessment
‘It’s millions of car drivers who need education’: cyclists react to Highway Code changes
Jake Stewart says cycling in the UK is ‘doomed’ after seeing reaction to Highway Code update
Barcelona will host opening two stages of Vuelta a España in 2023
Race organisers announced the Catalonian city will return for the first time since 2012
Can Pidcock do it? Here’s who the bookies are backing to win the Cyclocross World Championships
Tom Pidcock, Eli Iserbyt and Toon Aerts are among the favourites to win at Fayetteville on Sunday
Wollongong Worlds set to test riders over longest distance for 35 years
As organisers continue to shape the exact course, extra kilometres are tacked on
From 83m of altitude during the day to 4,500m at night: Pros check into simulated altitude training hotel room
After a planned altitude camp in Rwanda had to be cancelled, an aternative was found
Last lap crash denies Tom Pidcock chance of victory at X2O Badkamers Flandriencross
Pidcock contests his final races this weekend before the World Championships next Sunday
Racing fit and over 40: Training secrets of the super-veterans
Slowing down as you grow older is a fact of life. Or is it? CW meets the riders who, despite being theoretically well past their best, just keep getting faster