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'Rocks and roots with zero traction' - Lachlan Morton's speedy dash through 300km Bergslagsleden route

1 day ago | cyclingnews.com | Simone Giuliani

Lachlan Morton has a packed schedule of races this year but he has continued to squeeze in a number of other feats along the way, the latest a flying run on a 300-kilometre mountain bike route in Bergslagsleden, centred on the popular Swedish hiking trail.
Rohan Dennis receives 17-month suspended sentence, banned from driving for five years after car accident leading to death of Melissa Hoskins

2 days ago | cyclingnews.com | Simone Giuliani

Rohan Dennis was handed a 17-month suspended sentence and banned from driving for five years after earlier pleading guilty to one count of an aggravated act likely to cause harm following the death of former professional cyclist and Olympian Melissa Hoskins/Dennis. Hoskins, who was married to and had two children with Dennis, died after a car accident on December 30, 2023 in Adelaide, Australia. Dennis, 34, was driving the car involved.
'We're here to tear it down and rebuild it from scratch' - Formula Fixed indoor short track racing series charts path for US launch

2 days ago | cyclingnews.com | Jackie Tyson

"A cultural movement on wheels" is how organisers are describing Formula Fixed, a new US-based bike racing series to be launched in early September 2025 with a pair of two-day qualifying events. The top finishers will then compete in conference-structured competitions and a championship in the spring of 2026.
'Damage control' for pink jersey as chaotic Giro d'Italia finish 'destroyed' Mads Pedersen's Lidl-Trek lead-out train

2 days ago | cyclingnews.com | James Moultrie

A "chaotic" Lecce circuit at the Giro d'Italia saw Lidl-Trek's luck run out and a dominant start to the race come to an end, with several incidents "destroying" Mads Pedersen's lead-out train for the sprint. Pedersen had gone two for two in road stages at the Giro in Albania, but with a flat day on offer in the south of Italy for stage 4, the hectic nature of a Grand Tour sprint finale saw his planned last man, Søren Kragh Andersen, crash hard, and his team forced into "damage control".
'Fast is not always the most sexy' - Time trial helmets help Picnic-PostNL and Van Uden net victory in Giro d'Italia sprint

3 days ago | cyclingnews.com | James Moultrie

The use of more aerodynamic time trial helmets in road races is a cycling trend that has found more success at the Grand Tours in 2025, with Picnic PostNL's Casper van Uden and his lead-out utilising the "just faster" equipment to help win stage 4 of the Giro d'Italia. At the starting team presentation and rider sign-in prior to the stage 4 start in Alberobello, the Picnic PostNL squad all donned their usual road helmets.
Brennan Wertz and Jen Tavé win King Ridge, the final round of 2025 Grasshopper Adventure Series

3 days ago | cyclingnews.com | Simone Giuliani |Jackie Tyson

Reigning US gravel national champion Brennan Wertz (Scott) and Jen Tavé (SpeedBlock p/b Terun) took the victories in the final round of the Grasshopper Adventure Series, King Ridge, held on the rugged roads of west Sonoma County, California. Three three timed segments - Joy Road at mile 17.5, Meyers Grad/Hwy 1 at mile 43 and Hwy 1/Kruse Road at mile 60 - were used to determine the fastest times.
Pascal Ackermann sprints to victory in inaugural Classique Dunkerque

3 days ago | cyclingnews.com | Jackie Tyson

Pascal Ackermann (Israel-Premier Tech) sprinted to victory on the flat run-in to Lens in northern France to win the inaugural Classique Dunkerque-Grand Prix des Hauts de France. Biniam Girmay (Intermarché-Wanty) pushed ahead of Alberto Dainese (Tudor Pro Cycling) to secure second place in the bunch charge just behind Ackermann, while Arnaud Démare (Arkéa-B&B Hotels) was left in fourth place.
UCI Gravel World Series - Tim Wellens and Lorena Wiebes go on attack to win Marly Gravel

3 days ago | cyclingnews.com | Simone Giuliani

Tim Wellens (UAE Team Emirates-XRG) and Lorena Wiebes (SD Worx-Protime) both crossed the line solo to take the elite category victories at the Marly Grav Race, a round of the UCI Gravel World Series held in the same Zuid-Limburg region which will this year host the World Championships. Wellens, who attacked on a climb at about 60km into the race, crossed the line in 4:21:17.
'Others called it quits, I carried on' - Paul Double on the resilient road from 'getting head kicked in' as a U23 to a Giro d'Italia debut at 28

4 days ago | cyclingnews.com | James Moultrie

There were 59 debutants on the start line of this year's Giro d'Italia, but few will have completed a more fitting and fascinating "full circle" journey to their first Grand Tour than Paul Double. From VC Venta in Winchester, to cutting his teeth in Italian under-23 racing, and finally making it to the WorldTour in 2025 with Jayco AlUla, Double has arrived somewhere he at times didn't think would be reachable – La Corsa Rosa.
Itzulia Women 2025 route

4 days ago | cyclingnews.com | Laura Weislo

The organisers of the Itzulia Women stuck to their formula for the 4th edition of the race, keeping the opening and closing stages almost exactly the same. That means that the third stage will again tackle the category 1 Jaizkibel and category 2 Mendizorrotz in the 112.6km conclusion. Before then, two tough stages will soften the riders' legs in this Women's WorldTour race.