Cycling News

1 day ago | cyclingnews.com | Jackie Tyson

Picnic-PostNL teammates John Degenkolb and Fabio Jakobsen had hoped to be part of the team's Tour de France lineup. However, the team reported Friday that both remained sidelined as they recover from two completely different health issues that required surgery two months ago. Degenkolb exited the Tour of Flanders just beyond the halfway point when he crashed in the peloton, along with teammates Tim Naberman and Alex Edmondson.

1 day ago | cyclingnews.com | Jackie Tyson

This weekend, Ty Magner (L39ION of Los Angeles) takes a familiar start at Saint Francis Tulsa Tough's trio of races in Oklahoma, but it will begin a summer-long curtain call on a 15-year professional racing career. The accomplished sprinter, with more than 80 road victories across five pro teams and appearances with the US national team, announced Thursday that "2025 will be IT for my racing days".

1 day ago | cyclingnews.com | Lukas Knöfler

Stage 2 of the Tour of Britain Women was a good day for the northernmost regions of North America. Yukon native Mara Roldan stole away 14km from the line to the stage, while Alaskan Kristen Faulkner (EF Education-Oatly) became the new race leader and goes into the last two stages in Scotland holding the green jersey. Faulkner had been second on stage 1, narrowly beaten in a two-woman sprint by Kim Le Court (AG Insurance-Soudal).

2 days ago | cyclingnews.com | Lukas Knöfler

Mara Roldan (Picnic-PostNL) took her first pro victory on stage 2 of the Tour of Britain Women, soloing to the finish in Saltburn-on-the-Sea after an attack on the hill at Marske Lane with 14km to go. Riejanne Markus (Lidl-Trek) went after Roldan but never made contact and finished runner-up 12 seconds later. A further six seconds down, Ally Wollaston (FDJ-Suez) led home the next group on the road.

2 days ago | cyclingnews.com | Jackie Tyson

Three European ProTeams were confirmed to compete at the Maryland Cycling Classic on Thursday as part of the final lineup of 15 men's squads for the UCI 1.Pro-level men's race on September 6, which finishes on the waterfront in Baltimore. Swiss-based Tudor Pro Cycling, Norway's Uno-X Mobility and Team TotalEnergies of France all make debuts in the US at the men's one-day race, the highest-ranked event in the US on the UCI calendar.