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Slovenia's Primoz Roglic seals his second Volta a Catalunya title in three years with victory in the seventh and final stage in Barcelona.

Cycling News / BBC Sport / March 26

Ayuso wins stage three to lead Volta a Catalunya

UAE Team Emirates-XRG's Juan Ayuso leads the Volta a Catalunya after emerging victorious in a photo finish on stage three.

Cycling News / BBC Sport / March 25

Vernon edges Brennan in British one-two at Volta a Catalunya

Britain's Ethan Vernon edges out compatriot Matthew Brennan to win stage two of the Volta a Catalunya for Israel–Premier Tech.

Cycling News / BBC Sport / March 24

Britain's Brennan, 19, wins Volta a Catalunya stage one

British teenager Matthew Brennan claims his first World Tour race win with a stunning victory on stage one of the Volta a Catalunya.

Cycling News / BBC Sport / March 24

Track Champions League scrapped after four years

Track cycling's Champions League is scrapped just four years after its launch.

Cycling News / BBC Sport / March 22

Van der Poel wins thrilling Milan-San Remo

Mathieu van der Poel holds off Filippo Ganna and Tadej Pogacar in a thriller to win the Milan-San Remo one-day classic for the second time.

Cycling News / BBC Sport / March 21

I hid my silver medal, I was ashamed of it - Atkinson

Para-cyclist Archie Atkinson on why a Paralympic silver medal left him ashamed.

Geraint Thomas News / BBC Sport / March 19

Thomas to 'make do' with watching 2027 Tour de France

Former champion Geraint Thomas admits he considered delaying his planned retirement so he could compete in the 2027 Tour de France - which begins in Britain and runs through his native Wales.

Cycling News / BBC Sport / March 19

GB to host Grand Departs for 2027 Tour de France

The men's and women's Tour de France will both begin in Britain in 2027, with Edinburgh to stage the men's Grand Depart.

Cycling News / BBC Sport / March 19

Evans seeks Glasgow glory after 2014 Games inspiration

Neah Evans says it would be "incredible" to go for gold at next year's Glasgow Commonwealth Games as she is "part of the legacy" of the 2014 event in the city.

Cycling News / BBC Sport / March 16

Ayuso wins Tirreno-Adriatico with Pidcock sixth

Juan Ayuso wins the Tirreno-Adriatico, while Matteo Jorgenson claims back-to-back Paris-Nice victories.

Cycling News / BBC Sport / March 14

GB men win team sprint gold at Track Nations Cup

Matthew Richardson, Harry Ledingham-Horn and Harry Radford set a new British record on their way to gold in the men's team sprint at the UCI Track Nations Cup in Turkey.

Cycling News / BBC Sport / March 14

Vingegaard withdraws as British duo denied in Paris-Nice

Two-time Tour de France winner Jonas Vingegaard withdraws from Paris-Nice as British duo Josh Tarling and Sam Watson lose out in a sprint finish on stage six.

Cycling News / BBC Sport / March 9

Kenny named youngest Commonwealth Games England president

Track cycling great Dame Laura Kenny is appointed Commonwealth Games England (CGE) president.

Cycling News / BBC Sport / March 8

Awe-inspiring Pogacar beats Pidcock in Strade Bianche despite crash

World champion Tadej Pogacar recovers from a crash to hold off Tom Pidcock and retain his Strade Bianche title with another famous victory.

George Hincapie News / Outdoors on SI / January 19

Gran Fondo Hincapie Announces Unique Courses for Spring Event in Merced

For 13 years, Gran Fondo Hincapie has been hosting incredible cycling events, bringing together riders for experiences at some of the most popular destinations around the United States.

Chris Froome News / Outdoors on SI / November 12

Cycling Great Chris Froome Plans Final Season on World Tour

The sun may be setting on the storied cycling career of Christopher Clive Froome. The cyclist, now 39 and well beyond his glory days leading the peloton, has stated that retirement from the rigors of bike racing will likely come at end of the 2025.

Cycling News / Outdoors on SI / November 12

A Fairytale Career Ends with Victory for Professional Cyclist Mark Cavendish

Legendary professional cyclist and spring specialist Sir Mark Simon Cavendish, 39, just ended his remarkable racing career in style by winning the Tour de France Prudential Singapore Criterium.

Cycling News / Yardbarker / September 30

Tadej Pogacar only third to complete men's cycling's triple crown

Tadej Pogacar on Sunday became just the third male rider in history to win cycling's "triple crown" of the Tour de France, Giro d'Italia and World Championship in the same year.

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