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The weird and wonderful world of cycling team sponsors

With bike-racing teams bankrolled by the makers of everything from cigarettes and crisps to cow headlocks, we take a tour of some of the sport’s most incongruous commercial relationships

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'I was wrapped into a thorn field and they couldn't find me' – Marlen Reusser recounts her experience of being lost for an hour after a crash, as she advocates for GPS trackers

The subject is close to home for the Swiss rider after the deaths of compatriots Muriel Furrer and Gino Mäder

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UCI Gravel World Series: Joaquin Plomer and Maria Laura Bugarin take elite victories at Vuelta Altas Cumbres Gravel on home soil in Argentina

Carolina Maldonado, however, claims women's overall from age-group category as series makes debut in South American country

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Muriel Furrer died 18 months ago at the World Championships – is pro cycling any safer?

It might have been a freak accident, but racing can’t let something like this happen again

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No 'criminally relevant breach of duty' in death of Muriel Furrer during UCI Road World Championships as investigation closed

Swiss rider spent 82 minutes alone in underbrush before being found

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Investigation reveals Muriel Furrer was not found for 82 minutes after her fatal crash, as case closed

No third-party involvement or criminal breach of duty found

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'Today I lost a life for sure' - Tom Pidcock crashes into a ravine in the Volta a Catalunya out of sight of race on stage 5

'I was far from the road and nobody knew I was there,' says Briton, bolstering UCI case for GPS tracking

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Visma-Lease a Bike rider disqualified from E3 Saxo Classic for taking tow from team car - Video

Belgian fan's video likely to result in a fine and a yellow card for Axel Zingle

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Don’t meet your heroes, they said - The Specialized Aethos 2 is older, less cool, but I think it’s probably better than the old one

Slightly tweaked geometry and bigger tyre clearances make it a more accessible bike for those who just want a road bike without worrying about aero

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A 4.99kg bike with a full working groupset – does this one-off Scott Addict prove the UCI weight limit is defunct?

Scott has teamed up with Swedish concept-builder, Dangerholm, to prove sub 5kg is not just possible, but it can also be achieved without 'compromises'.

Cycling Weekly

The UCI shouldn't give recommendations on what to eat and drink: that's our job

There was something very odd about the UCI's statement on ketone drinks, but that's nothing new

Cycling Weekly

“It's a battle for survival. Where do I go? Make something else, only for that to be banned next year?”

Tim Allen spent three years and invested all his financial resources and technical expertise into developing a high-performance handlebar that’s just been declared unlawful by the UCI and British Cycling. What’s he supposed to do now?

Cycling Weekly

Alec Segaert given yellow card for 'non-compliant position' during GP de Denain raid

Belgian docked 15 UCI points and 500 Swiss francs but keeps race victory

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'A women's Il Lombardia will happen but it's complicated' – RCS Sport working on creating the missing women's Monument

'It would be amazing. I'm very happy to hear that' says Demi Vollering

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'I don't think anyone has actually crashed because their bars are too narrow' – riders frustrated by new handlebar width rule at British road races

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

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GPS tracking devices to become mandatory as Lappartient warns ‘UCI will have no option but to enforce’ the technology if teams refuse to collaborate

UCI clarifies that data transmission will be limited to speed and position dispute with teams during 2025 women's Tour de Romandie

Cycling Weekly

You bought a Bugatti Chiron but need the bike to match? A new UCI-illegal limited edition Factor One

Bike x car brand collabs have generated more hits than misses, but this one might be one of the most well considered collabs we've seen in recent years

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Are scientists now more important than star riders? Inside pro cycling's race for scientific innovation

As pro cycling gets faster and its biggest teams get richer, more and more focus is being put on the technological arms race going on inside the peloton. Cyclingnews takes an inside look at the sport's new frontier

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Mathieu van der Poel explains why he refuses to follow the narrow handlebar trend

Despite trend towards narrower bars, the Dutch Classics favourite still rides with handlebars that measure 450mm

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Faster than 60kph for an hour: British cyclist smashes 10-year-old track record

Jessica Disley breaks women's UCI Derny Hour Record in Newport

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Portuguese team handed racing suspension following multiple doping cases within the same year

Portuguese squad Feirense-Beeceler banned for 22 days after three Biological Passport cases dating to 2022 and 2023

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Riders to watch at Cape Epic 2026 – Mountain bike stars, gravel pros and Epic veterans form strong and open field for 700km challenge

Kate Courtney, Matt Beers, Alessandra Keller and Sam Gaze among stacked start lists, but which pairs will come out on top?

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'It was a bit of a childish reaction' - Ethan Hayter angered by TV motorbike but regrets Tirreno-Adriatico TT middle finger gesture

British time trial champion ready to pay 500 Swiss Franc UCI fine

Cycling Weekly

Ethan Hayter hit with fine for 'inappropriate behaviour' after seemingly swearing during Tirreno-Adriatico time trial

The Brit was also deducted 25 UCI ranking points and fined 500 Swiss Francs

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Ethan Hayter receives fine and points deduction after middle finger gesture during Tirreno-Adriatico time trial

British rider docked 25 UCI ranking points and fined 500 CHF

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