Matt Hansen

A heritage sanctuary becomes the Louis-Garneau Space—part bicycle museum, part contemporary art gallery

The Tour of Norway will not take place next year following unexpected government budget decisions, leaving organizers scrambling and volunteers disappointed

For the first time, the men’s and women’s editions of Paris-Roubaix will take place on the same day

Bailey Groenendaal is betting his future on Denmark, hoping a change in colors can turn opportunity into a national title next January

A short bout of sickness forced the Belgian to halt training

A high-speed sprint session in Spain nearly ended in disaster for Mathieu van der Poel—until the ‘cross world champion pulled off a miraculous recovery caught on video

Despite several riders opting out of Sardinia, racers are set to take the grid on Sunday for the next round

The world champion told former pro Jakob Fuglsang about the presents he handed out during the 2023 Tour de France

‘Difficult times also create opportunities’: How the Roodhooft brothers brought Premier Tech into their WorldTour project

The Tour de France stage winner joins Mathieu van der Poel’s squad—along with Quebec-based Premier Tech

World champ locks in Namur as his season opener

Hugo Houle also makes surprise transfer from team formerly known as Israel–Premier Tech

After four seasons the Belgian company ends its title-sponsor role yet remains within the teams’ structure, marking a shift rather than a split

During a time when there seems to be a battle for cycling infrastructure, Markham is going ahead

Jan-Willem van Schip doesn’t always feel welcome in cycling: ‘That hurts a lot’

You can rewatch all the action at Les Grands Prix cyclistes grand prix Montréal and Québec for free

A multi-year deal brings the Swiss brand in to supply the team formerly known as Israel-Premier Tech

Naturist Rob Brown says a punch that knocked him off his bike won’t stop him riding — and urges the public to rethink attitudes toward nudity

Parents and advocates say the temporary removal puts young cyclists at risk during busy school-hour traffic

Light, nutrient-packed ideas to boost performance and keep your legs turning smoothly

The Tour de France champion also spoke about rumours he may change teams

A cautious ‘maybe’ from Visma-Lease a Bike revives speculation that Wout van Aert could still appear at the CX world championships

The city is narrowing car lanes—but not removing them—to stay within provincial rules while adding more cycling infrastructure

Community groups will gather Tuesday at Outremont and Lajoie after part of the bike lane was removed, aiming to protect children who ride to school

The Belgian returns for an eight-race winter that includes five likely showdowns with Mathieu van der Poel—but no world championships start, at least for now

A small line in the 2026 austerity budget signals good news for cyclists in B.C.

The Eritrean star joins NSN Cycling Team on a three-year deal, bringing firepower to the roster and momentum to the team formerly known as Israel-Premier Tech

The Belgian star says the sport leans too heavily on sponsors and needs its own revenue stream—from ticketing to TV rights—to stay healthy

Action resumes in France on a very pretty, but tough course

The double Tour de France winner Jonas Vingegaard reflects on alternate career paths, future plans, and the idols who shaped him

The seven-time world champion lays out a winter built around key World Cup rounds

Elia Viviani and Daryl Impey bring top-tier racing experience to the Grenadiers’ 2026 setup.

After a breakout ride in Tábor, the 23-year-old American is betting his season — and his future — on a full winter in Europe as he chases a European pro contract

The European champion says he’s finally moving on, even if the mystery behind his 2022 positive test still gnaws at him

The 2017 Giro champion says he couldn’t handle the race’s chaotic final weekend, criticizing UAE Team Emirates’ tactics and lamenting a ‘missed chance’ for Isaac Del Toro

At the first council meeting under Ensemble Montréal, residents from multiple boroughs pressed officials to rethink — or roll back — controversial cycling corridors

The former Tour de France winner shifts from the bunch to the boardroom at INEOS Grenadiers

The Normandy venue has bounced between the Coupe de France and the World Cup, but its mix of history, scenery and hard racing keeps drawing riders and fans

The four-time Tour de France winner has posted images of himself back on the bike after his August crash, but questions remain

Thibault Escaich adds body ink inspired by messages from world champ Tadej Pogačar, ace swimmer Léon Marchand and running superstar Eliud Kipchoge

Belgian star says his schedule will be different than expected

Youth racers aiming for next year’s junior, under-19 championships can register for the Dec. 20 skills clinic

Ford’s housing omnibus quietly rewrites the rules of the road, curbing cities’ ability to build safe cycling networks while tenants brace for sweeping changes

The capital posts its best-ever result in the global ranking

The former Tour de France winner and longtime commentator sparked controversy after criticizing the handling of protests during the Vuelta’s final stage in Madrid

Arkéa–B&B Hotels rider Thibault Guernalec recounts terrifying training incident…or what he can remember

The 23-year-old Belgian ‘cross star celebrated a solo victory in Tábor while honouring Sven Nys with a nostalgic nod to his father’s racing days

The elite women’s ‘cross champ has a great new outfit for the 2025-2026 season

The Belgian sprinter worries a purpose-built hill could turn the course into a climbers’ race

The new national champ will be making her Euro debut in snowy Tabor, along with Sidney McGill and Cameron Jette

The Slovenian says Remco Evenepoel’s potential leap at Red Bull–Bora–hansgrohe ‘scares him’

Luca Guercilena says data, infrastructure, and protective technology—not blanket equipment limits—should guide the sport’s safety push

National body seeks submissions for standout riders, coaches, officials and events from the past season

Outremont’s new mayor joins city-wide Ensemble Montréal leadership in temporarily removing a bike lane for winter

German former pro gave a candid view of where he thinks the sport is at

Hygiene is important when you’re sweating up a storm riding inside this winter

Snow, ice and cold temps can make for challenging urban rides, but there are things to keep in mind

The Danish star reflects on his disastrous European championships ride and why skipping Rwanda was the right call

New sponsors, roster changes and more all happening quickly in preparation for the 2026 season

Rumours about the future of the beleaguered team are suggesting a very different look for 2026

Riding inside is great for fitness, but can be tough as a daily workout

Dutch sprinter shares on Instagram that she was hit from behind during a ride, emphasizing the dangers cyclists face

Gran Canaria won’t host while the team remains eligible, La Vuelta a España organizers scrambling to find venue for final stages

Junior rider flagged for methamphetamine at the 2025 road worlds, provisional suspension issued as case moves ahead

Canadian company recently pulled out of Israel-Premier Tech but has new home

ASO dismisses the idea of paid roadside viewing as the debate over cycling’s financial future heats up

As Remco Evenepoel weighs two 2026 race plans, the former world champ says the Tour and Roubaix would complete his palmarès

A snowy weekend in Lévis, Que., crowns champions across all categories

Alpecin–Deceuninck manager hints at world champion’s debut as the rider aims to break all-time record

The Newmarket Eagles rider and devoted community volunteer is remembered for his generosity, humour and love of bikes

The Canadian will leave Israel-Premier Tech and head to Modern Adventure Pro Cycling

While some former pros have floated entrance fees for Tour de France climbs, the UCI boss says it’s never going to happen

Racing goes down Saturday with three different stages

Lots of chatter about the future of the beleaguered teams’ sponsors and future

Good news for Canadians–the company’s latest smart trainer borrows features from its higher-end models, aiming to offer realistic performance and connectivity at a more accessible cost

Italian bike maker marks Tom Pidcock returns to road racing on Pinarello

Advocates in Toronto, Ottawa and Guelph are rallying against Bill 60, which would restrict municipalities from adding new bike lanes that require road changes

3 days of racing at Parc de la Rivière-Etchemin will cap the 2025 Canadian championships season with national titles and a new C1 race

Arizona’s first Olympic-style cycling track will offer athletes a high-tech venue to train and race

With the new administration hinting at plans to dismantle infrastructure, local riders are mobilizing to defend it — with bells, bikes and a message of defiance

The Danish star says he’s not a fan of the exhibition races and admits he’s turned down offers to ride them

Riccardo Magrini calls the Belgian legend’s criticism of the Slovenian rider “out of place,” saying comparisons across eras are meaningless

Defending champions Osborne and McCarthy among 22 men and 22 women vying for UCI rainbow jerseys on Saturday

Marion Norbert Riberolle sidelined after training collision; Superprestige leader Sara Casasola also forced to sit out Niel

Jean ‘Raas’ Louis died while riding to work in Burlington, Ont.

Belgian veteran claims emotional European championship victory, calling it the start of his ‘second career’ after a tense sprint finish against Thibau Nys

Funding for athletes, mentorship and special projects aims to help young riders reach the professional ranks

The Danish star spoke about his goals after ‘winning’ a crit in Japan

Belgium’s Toon Aerts outduels Thibau Nys for the men’s elite title in Middelkerke, while Dutch rider Inge van der Heijden dominates the women’s race for her first European crown

The former Olympic road champion took the top spot in the 40–44 age group at the 70.3 world championships in Marbella

Yukon rider has been on the mend since a brutal crash at the Tour of Britain

The 2012 Tour de France winner says he’s heading to Utah for treatment—with Armstrong covering the cost and offering him a way back into cycling

Montreal rider improves on last year’s bronze with second place in Riyadh; teammate Jean-François Boulianne finishes seventh

Internal message from general manager Kjell Carlström, obtained by journalist Daniel Benson, reassures riders after Premier Tech’s abrupt withdrawal

Canadian company cites shifting priorities and team name change as reasons for departure after four seasons

City officials plan temporary cycling setups on the street where Rob Jenner died after motorist collision

The former Tour de France winner and team owner says the Dutch team no longer has the financial strength to match cycling’s richest squads

Councillors and cycling advocates warn Bill 60 could block city projects aimed at safer streets and active transportation

Organizers of the Jeugdtour Assen issue an urgent call for new volunteers, warning that without fresh support, the 2026 edition won’t happen