How one rider on a Bowhead started Gravel Burn’s adaptive category
A year after becoming the first adaptive rider to finish Gravel Burn, Bryce Carter came back with friends to open new doors for the sport.

'The image is misleading' – Spekenbrink reacts to Picnic-PostNL culture reports
Three weeks after reporting by NOS and the In De Waaier podcast into an alleged "culture of fear" at Picnic-PostNL, and following the Dutch organisation's commitment to an internal investigation, team boss Iwan Spekenbrink has broken his silence with his own statement, telling De Telegraaf

Amani is shutting down its men's road team to focus on its women's squad, with a big sponsor boost
Factor will become a title sponsor of the Amani women's squad in 2027, with CHPT3 providing kit after Rapha's departure.

Don't race what you can't afford to replace: US criterium racing looks to China for bikes
With lower prices than legacy brands, new Asian brands are finding a foothold on the US crit circuit and investing in sponsorship accordingly.

Spin Cycle: A virtual nature break
Paul Magnier is having a great (and safe) time.

Ghost Bikes saved by new owner after closure announcement
Bike Tree GmbH, a German subsidiary of the Singapore-based industrial group Dutech Holdings, has acquired Ghost Bikes and the brand's intellectual property. The deal comes days after Ghost announced it would cease operations. Ghost Bikes announces closure after failing to find new owner The former Accell Group

UAE's Matxin Fernández expects Tadej Pogačar to be stronger next season
Speaking to Eurosport, UAE Team Emirates-XRG sports manager Joxean "Matxin" Fernández has said that he expects Tadej Pogačar to bounce back from a crash-marred end to his 2026 campaign in a big way next year. Asked whether he thought Pogačar

A bird in the airport: The return of Boardmanito
Modern Adventure's Sam Boardman on focus, self-doubt, stupidity, and sharing the ride

The hammer on the wall
Richie Porte lost his brother Tom to suicide. A year later, a hammer on the lounge-room wall holds the story of their last day together, the grief that followed, and the work of learning to live with the loss.

'Don't talk about points': How the promotion/relegation system has upended cycling
Have promotion and relegation made cycling better, or just more complicated?

World champion Laura Stigger and Specialized split after eight years

The curse of Jens Voigt, and other mixed blessings
In cycling, good community can offset bad juju

What would a fossil fuel ad ban mean for the Tour Down Under?
A proposed ban on fossil fuel advertising puts Santos’ naming rights sponsorship in the firing line.