Alexey Lutsenko (NSN Cycling) was given a yellow card for deviating from his line in the sprint, while Orluis Aular (Movistar) was relegated from sixth place to 89th, was given a yellow card and ...

The 20-year-old from Hasselt only turned pro with Lotto-Intermarché this year after setting the under-23 ranks alight alongside Paul Seixas in recent years. Despite a spring knee injury, he racked up ...

There was a building of some sort there, which opened its doors to the riders, who all piled in to shelter from the storm. You may like Vuelta a España: Stage 3 ends without a winner as extreme ...

The RCR-G takes tech from the RCR-R road bike, with a racy position and aero frameset, and pairs it with 50mm tyre clearance. It's priced from £3,000 / $5,299. The EDR-G is taller and slacker and has ...

No matter the result, Saturday's opening time trial of the Vuelta a España was always going to be a difficult one for Netcompany Ineos' Josh Tarling, and his team manager, Geraint Thomas, said the ...

Whilst Roglič's result is to his immense credit, given he's on the comeback trail from a major training injury, Pogačar has still gained over two seconds per kilometre on the four-time Vuelta a España ...

Featuring multiple corners over just 9.4 kilometres and with 170 metres of climbing out of the 2026 Vuelta's total of over 58,000, as leading favourite Tadej Pogačar put it in his pre-race press ...

“We expected to be attacked left, right and centre by the other teams, but actually we really controlled the race today and took it into our own hands. There was an early break from Fleur Moors, which ...

But as Kuss also said at the Vuelta a España team presentation in Monaco on Thursday evening, rather than set a GC goal as a priority from the word go, he's going to look at where he's standing ...

The Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe rider had a major training crash when he was hit by a car in July. The pain from the major hematoma he suffered on his right leg as a result was so bad, he said, that as ...

That's exactly what Australian sprinter Kaden Groves is thinking, himself a winner of the Vuelta's green jersey twice in the last three years, and back aiming for the top spot again in the 2026 race.

However, his four Grand Tours to date have not seen him capture a single victory. This year, the second rollercoaster season he has had due to injury and illness, he fell sick in both the Tour de ...