Taking place on the 19th of March, the GP de Denain is the second of three consecutive non-World Tour semi-classics which mark the spring calendar. We take a look at its profile, the race expected to start and finish at 11:20 and 15:45CET. The French race was created in 1959 and has always given sp...

Taking place on the 19th of March, the GP de Denain is the second of three consecutive non-World Tour semi-classics which mark the spring calendar. We take a look at its profile, the race expected to start and finish at 11:20 and 15:45CET. The French race was created in 1959 and has always given sp...

UCIs new minimum handlebar width rules continue to ruffle riders' feathers as British Cycling attempts to clarify its position

For UAE Team Emirates - XRG, the task at Milano-Sanremo is not simply about how Tadej Pogacar wins, but about overcoming the one rider who has consistently matched him when it matters most. Speaking to TNT Sports, team boss Joxean Matxin made clear that Mathieu van der Poel remains central to that e...

Five years after All Bodies on Bikes, the new documentary serves as a reminder that cycling is not defined by speed, distance or appearance

The future of Nairo Quintana has come sharply into focus once again after Movistar Team confirmed the Colombian will address the media this Sunday, just 24 hours before the start of the Volta a Catalunya. In isolation, a pre-race press conference would not raise eyebrows. But the timing, combined wi...

Cyclings push towards mandatory GPS rider tracking has taken a significant step forward, but the momentum behind it has not emerged in isolation. It has been shaped by a series of incidents that have exposed a persistent vulnerability in the sport. When a rider leaves the road, detection is not alw...

Tom Pidcock and Jasper Philipsen delivered two very different, yet equally compelling victories on Wednesday, as Milano-Torino and Nokere Koerse produced contrasting showcases of climbing precision and sprint power in the 2026 season. In Italy, it was a race defined by relentless aggression and timi...

For all the talk around Tadej Pogacar and how he might finally win Milano-Sanremo, the race continues to revolve around a more stubborn reality. The Slovenian has already shown he can make the race selective. He has already proven he can arrive at the Poggio with only a handful of riders left. And y...

A massive congratulations goes out to Natalie Peet for becoming the first woman to finish the 2026 DOOM event in Arkansas this week. Natalie finished the 330-mile route in just 2 days, 4 hours, and 26 minutes. Find a written recap and photos from Aaron Arnzen with additional photos from Kai Caddy hereThe post Natalie Peet Takes Overall Womens Win at DOOM 2026 appeared first on BIKEPACKING.com.