Jonas Vingegaard delivered a decisive statement on Stage 5 of the Volta a Catalunya, attacking on the final climb to take both the stage victory and the overall race lead on the first true summit finish of the week. After four days of limited GC movement, the race finally ignited on the slopes of th...

The Milano-Sanremo Women was not short of drama, but nothing came close to the moment Debora Silvestri went headfirst over a roadside barrier on the descent of the Cipressa, falling several metres onto a lower section of road while trying to avoid a pile-up involving Katarzyna Niewiadoma and Kim Le...

From the 6th to the 11th of April, the peloton will travel to the Basque Country, one of cycling's holy regions, for Itzulia Basque Country. The six-day stage-race is always marked by the steep climbs, the narrow roads, unstable weather and passionate fans, which are never missing in one of the spri...

Tadej Pogacar's Milano-Sanremo victory will be remembered for a long time, but the race was also marked by several heavy crashes. One of the worst involved INEOS Grenadiers inside the final 70 kilometres, with Michal Kwiatkowski among those who came off worst. The former world champion has since sha...

Work is progressing on the latest section of Corks Lee 2 Sea Greenway, from Passage West Ferry to Monkstown, Co Cork.While some sections are usable, the project is a work in progress, with construction ongoing on the greenway path and the carriageway. The project is Phase 1 of the Glenbrook to Raffeen Pedestrian and Cycle Route, which will use the old railway tunnel between the two towns and link with the Monkstown Active Travel Link and Public Realm Enhancement project, which includes shared greenway paths and public realm improvements in Monkstown.The work between Passage West Ferry and Monkstown, which also includes drainage improvements, is expected to be finished by Q2 2026.Thanks to a reader for the following images and video clip of the progress. Video:Images:Computer-generated video of the Monkstown Active Travel Link and Public Realm Enhancement project:

Daan Hoole was one of the riders who caught the eye in late February and early March. A late attack in stage two of Paris-Nice and a solo finish in the team time trial the following day had many sitting up and taking notice. Unfortunately, a massive crash at 70 km/h during stage 4 left him with a ba...