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Portuguese team handed racing suspension following multiple doping cases within the same year

Portuguese squad Feirense-Beeceler banned for 22 days after three Biological Passport cases dating to 2022 and 2023

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Riders to watch at Cape Epic 2026 – Mountain bike stars, gravel pros and Epic veterans form strong and open field for 700km challenge

Kate Courtney, Matt Beers, Alessandra Keller and Sam Gaze among stacked start lists, but which pairs will come out on top?

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'It was a bit of a childish reaction' - Ethan Hayter angered by TV motorbike but regrets Tirreno-Adriatico TT middle finger gesture

British time trial champion ready to pay 500 Swiss Franc UCI fine

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Ethan Hayter hit with fine for 'inappropriate behaviour' after seemingly swearing during Tirreno-Adriatico time trial

The Brit was also deducted 25 UCI ranking points and fined 500 Swiss Francs

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Ethan Hayter receives fine and points deduction after middle finger gesture during Tirreno-Adriatico time trial

British rider docked 25 UCI ranking points and fined 500 CHF

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Tadej Pogačar's Enve wheels are too deep for the new UCI rules, so how did he get away with using them at Strade Bianche?

Secret Enve wheels help Slovenian to Strade Bianche success

Cycling News

EF development rider testing aero triathlon shoes in a one-day race, and yes, they are legal

The shoes appear to be £300 Velovetta Monarchs, hidden beneath overshoes

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'The team expects that its riders race in a sporting and professional manner' – Kiwi cyclist disqualified after attacking rival mid-race

Kiaan Watts was suspended by his team after striking a rider during the Salverda Bouw Ster van Zwolle

Cycling Weekly

NSN Development rider disqualified and pulled from next race after punching another rider at Ster van Zwolle

Kiaan Watts will miss today's race and could face further disciplinary action from the UCI

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Trailblazers and change-makers – Women's cycling's most impressive, important and interesting world records

From the fastest WorldTour stages to round-the-world trips, via riders who won thousands of races and a GPS drawing of a dog

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The Illegal Seagull: Merida's new aero bike has a UCI illegal configuration only amateurs can use

Despite cockpit issues, the new Merida Reacto V lands fastest ever Tour Magazine test result thanks to a Classified build

Cycling News

'It corners like it's on rails' – at £2,400 for the entry-level model and with all the aero you'll need, Merida has knocked it out of the park with the new Reacto

The new Merida Reacto finds itself without a WorldTour team for 2026, but at these prices, it doesn't matter

Cycling Weekly

Croatian one-day race celebrates two winners after rare dead heat in sprint photo finish

Early celebration by Adam Bradáč at Umag Classic sees him and Dušan Rajović share the spoils

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'A massive bucket list item' – Six star riders to compete in Japanese keirin series this summer

GB's Matthew Richardson and Joe Truman will join Olympic champions invited to race in Japan

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'Fantastic entertainment' or 'slapstick comedy'? How gravel has infiltrated WorldTour racing, and what the pros really think of it

As the argument for Strade Bianche as cycling's sixth Monument grows ever stronger, and more rough terrain seeps into the pro cycling calendar, Cyclingnews analyses the journey so far, and whether everyone is embracing the gravel

Cycling News

'Without immediate donations, we will cease to exist' – The Cyclists' Alliance launches €100k fundraiser to save independent riders' union

Union 'facing a funding crisis', turns to crowd funding to ensure survival and maintain mentor programme, legal support for athletes and wider athlete education and advocacy with UCI for rest of 2026

Cycling News

Great Britain captures calendar spot for 2026-27 UCI Cyclo-cross World Cup with Glasgow confirmed as host

Full schedule for 12-race series now completed, with first two rounds in Czechia before 'cross competition in Scotland

Cycling Weekly

'A monumental moment' – UK to host round of UCI Cyclo-cross World Cup for first time in 12 years

Cyclo-cross stars to race in Glasgow on 13 December

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Sean Kelly's Classics Column: Sometimes, you have to be a glass-cranker

The nine-time Monument winner analyses a crash-filled Opening Weekend and questions whether Van der Poel's rivals could've done more

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Italian pro disqualified from 60km solo victory over illegal brake levers – but were they bent in by a crash?

'It's ridiculous' says Filippo D’Aiuto as rivals show solidarity with podium snub

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Down on luck and momentum – The nightmare continues for Wout van Aert and Visma-Lease a Bike

How the Dutch team's woes have gone from bad to worse at the start of the 2026 season

Cycling News

'I have a lot of thoughts on how to improve cycling' says Demi Vollering as FDJ United-SUEZ assert leadership role in UCI reform consultations

'We have a lot of good opinions ready' says Vollering as team and riders get set to contribute to the discussions on the future of the sport

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'You do what's required to deliver other guys to win' – Meet the pro cyclists who went their entire careers without a single individual victory to their name

Cyclingnews talks to Sam Bewley, Tim Declercq, Valerie Demey and others about forging a place in the peloton that was about more than winning

Cycling News

Stability over speed? UCI provides new information to defend controversial wheel depth rule

Governing body expands on reasoning following Cyclingnews Labs test, begging the question why this was not communicated originally

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Climate researchers raise alarm over dangers of high heat during the Tour de France, so why aren't stages run earlier?

Authors say high heat stress events will become more common and extreme

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