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Sarah Rowe's cycling career was ended when her bike was hit by a car, but her heartbreak is turning to joy as she inspires her two children to success on the road.

Cycling News / BBC Sport / June 26

Pregnant Barker announces end of her season

Elinor Barker says: "If you're trying to hide a pregnancy at work, try to pick a job that doesn't require wearing skintight Lycra every day."

Cycling News / BBC Sport / June 22

Portuguese rider Almeida wins Tour de Suisse

Team UAE rider Joao Almeida edges past overnight leader Kevin Vauquelin to win the Tour de Suisse

Cycling News / BBC Sport / June 22

GB's Cullen and Shriever collect World Cup wins

Great Britain's Josh Cullen registers his first ever BMX World Cup victory in the Netherlands

Cycling News / ESPN / June 19

UK gov. pledges £900m for sports events, facilities

British sport is getting a cash injection of more than £900 million from the government to help with the staging of big events.

Cycling News / BBC Sport / June 19

Onley wins stage five of Tour de Suisse

Scotland's Oscar Onley wins the fifth stage of the Tour de Suisse by the length of a tyre.

Cycling News / BBC Sport / June 17

Ben Wiggins targets Olympic glory of his own

Ben Wiggins, son of five-time Olympic champion Sir Bradley, speaks about the good and bad of being related to a legend of cycling.

Cycling News / BBC Sport / June 16

Williams to miss Tour de France and nationals

The 29-year-old Welshman is struggling with a knee problem.

Cycling News / BBC Sport / June 15

Pogacar safely secures maiden Dauphine title

Slovenia's Tadej Pogacar secures his first Criterium du Dauphine title after finishing third in Sunday's final stage.

Cycling News / BBC Sport / June 14

Pogacar wins second Dauphine stage to retain lead

Slovenia's Tadej Pogacar consolidates his lead at the Criterium du Dauphine with a second consecutive stage victory.

Cycling News / BBC Sport / June 13

Pogacar leads Dauphine after dominating stage six climbs

Tadej Pogacar takes the overall leader's yellow jersey at the Criterium du Dauphine with a dominant victory on stage six.

Briton Stewart wins Dauphine stage five as Evenepoel crashes

British rider Jake Stewart wins his first World Tour race with victory on stage five of the Criterium du Dauphine after a bunch sprint.

Cycling News / BBC Sport / June 11

Evenepoel wins Dauphine stage four time trial to take lead

Belgium's Remco Evenepoel takes the overall lead of the Criterium du Dauphine after victory in the time trial on stage 4.

Cycling News / BBC Sport / June 11

'Living legacy' Evans dreaming of Glasgow Games

After Glasgow 2014 got her into cycling, Olympic medallist Neah Evans is eyeing next summer's Commonwealth Games return.

Cycling News / BBC Sport / June 10

Romeo races to Dauphine stage three win to take yellow jersey

Ivan Romeo rides solo to victory on stage three of the Criterium du Dauphine to claim the yellow leader's jersey.

Cycling News / BBC Sport / June 9

Milan wins Dauphine stage two to take over yellow jersey

Jonathan Milan tastes victory on stage two of the Criterium du Dauphine with a sprint finish in Issoire, as British rider Fred Wright finishes second.

Cycling News / BBC Sport / June 8

Wollaston denies GB's Ferguson to win Tour of Britain

New Zealand's Ally Wollaston overturns a three-second deficit to win the Tour of Britain Women and deny British teenager Cat Ferguson victory.

Cycling News / BBC Sport / June 8

Weibes wins Tour of Britain final stage as Wollaston takes title

Lorena Wiebes wins the fourth and final stage of the Women's Tour of Britain in Glasgow, with Ally Wollaston sealing overall victory by finishing third and taking bonus seconds to push overnight leader Britain's Cat Ferguson into second place.

Cycling News / BBC Sport / June 7

Ferguson takes Tour of Britain lead with brilliant stage win

Nineteen-year-old home rider Cat Ferguson prevails at the finish of a crash-packed stage three to gain the general classification lead in the Women's Tour of Britain.

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.

Mark Cavendish 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.

Carlos Alcaraz on Jannik Sinner doping row: 'Not a good sign'

The 20 biggest underdogs in sports movies

The 'Olympics all-time gold medal leaders' quiz

Cycling News / Men's Journal / September 27

Could Kayaking Make You a Better Cyclist?

At the end of the summer riding season, many cyclists, including several elite professional cyclists, take time off the bike to cross-train. While some cyclists lace up their sneakers and run, others opt for off-land activities like kayaking.

Cycling News / Men's Journal / September 17

10 Cycling Essentials For Fall Rides

We're quickly approaching that time of the year when mornings are cooler, and the sun sets earlier. Early signs of shoulder season are the perfect time to take stock of your cycling gear.