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British 24-hour Championship time trial to be ultra-riding legend Chris Hopkinson's last race, as a new organiser comes in

2 days ago | cyclingweekly.com | James Shrubsall

This year's resurrected National 24-hour Championship time trial looks to be in healthier shape than ever, says new organiser Tim Smith. Smith, who is a Cycling TIme Trials (CTT) director and secretary for the CTT's Manchester District, stepped up last autumn after the longtime previous organisers, Jon and Sam Williams, stepped down from the role.
How to watch the Tour of Britain Women 2025: Everything you need to live stream the British stage race

3 days ago | cyclingweekly.com | James Shrubsall

Now in its second year, the Tour of Britain Women is the UK's only WorldTour event. It has emerged from the ashes of the former Women's Tour, after previous organiser SweetSpot entered liquidation last January. Now organised by British Cycling with Lloyds as title sponsor, it will be run over four stages and visit Scotland for the first time in the 12-season history of both the Women's Tour and this iteration of the event.
Who's going to win the Tour of Britain Women? Riders to watch

3 days ago | cyclingweekly.com | Owen Rogers

The 2025 Tour of Britain Women promises to be an open affair, with action from North Yorkshire to Glasgow, and as a result there are a whole host of riders to watch across the four stages. The second edition organised in-house by British Cycling, the Women's WorldTour race was won last year by world champion Lotte Kopecky. In her absence this year, it's likely a new winner will be crowned.
Tour of Britain Women 2025 complete guide: everything you need to know

3 days ago | cyclingweekly.com | Tom Davidson |James Shrubsall

Tour of Britain Women5-8 JuneThere was a fear last winter that the Tour of Britain Women, then called the Women’s Tour, would be no more. Money was tight, its previous organiser had collapsed. Would the UK lose its marquee stage race? In stepped British Cycling, and together with lead sponsor Lloyds Bank, the race was revived under a new moniker. This year it returns to the calendar, again in four-day form, with storylines aplenty.
'Another challenging year for the bicycle industry' - Canyon owner reports €38 million loss

4 days ago | cyclingweekly.com | James Shrubsall

Bike manufacturer Canyon suffered a net loss of €38 million (£32m/$43m) in 2024, with owner GBL reporting a 43% fall in the value of its investment from 2023 to 2024. GBL (Groupe Bruxelles Lambert) reported in its 2024 financial statement that: "Canyon’s sales and profitability were impacted by increased discounting across the sector and quality issues in certain electric mountain bike models, forcing Canyon to temporarily suspend sales of these models.
The Gralloch organiser goes European for new Merciless Gravel cycling event

4 days ago | cyclingweekly.com | James Shrubsall

Red On Sports, which organises The Gralloch and the British Gravel Championships, has branched out into Europe with a new race called Merciless Gravel, which will be held in the Peloponnese region of Greece in November. The 109km race features a solid 1,664m of climbing and has an elite / pro category, masters age groups and a challenge ride event that covers the same course – similar to The Gralloch.
Wout van Aert rode harder than ever on the Finestre to help deliver Simon Yates to Giro d’Italia victory

5 days ago | cyclingweekly.com | Tom Thewlis

Wout van Aert put in a "career best performance" in order to deliver Simon Yates to Giro d’Italia victory, according to his team's head of performance. Visma-Lease a Bike's Mathieu Heijboer told Cycling Weekly on Monday that Van Aert's showing on the Colle delles Finestre was proof of the unity in the team, as they powered towards Giro success.
Giro d'Italia celebrations, the Tour de France, BBC Sports Personality of the Year? What's next for Simon Yates

5 days ago | cyclingweekly.com | Tom Thewlis

The pink jersey, the Trofeo Senza Fine, and a meeting with Pope Leo XIV would be enough for most people, but Simon Yates is deserving of more - a BBC Sports Personality of the Year nomination no less, according to his former cycling club's treasurer. In a dramatic turn of events, the 32-year-old achieved Giro d'Italia redemption on the slopes of the Colle delle Finestre on Saturday, turning this year's race back in his favour on the penultimate stage in the Italian Alps.
'I will come back stronger' - where does Isaac del Toro go from here?

5 days ago | cyclingweekly.com | James Shrubsall

The final Giro d'Italia podium photographs, taken in Rome on Sunday, show Isaac del Toro holding on to the winner's maglia rosa – but not in the way he had hoped. The young Mexican's left hand rests on the back of winner Simon Yates – the pink jersey that had been his for the past 11 stages, now irresolutely out of reach, is worn by the Briton. Yet UAE Team Emirates-XRG rider Del Toro retains a stoic smile and positive outlook.
Karolina Migoń solos to victory at Unbound Gravel

1 week ago | cyclingweekly.com | Anne-Marije Rook

With a sweltering time of 10:03:54, Karolina Migoń (PAS Racing) has been crowned the 2025 Champion of Unbound 200. In a field of nearly 100 of the best gravel athletes from all over the world, the race came down to tactics, teamwork and a little bit of luck. The PAS rider made a decisive move early on, joined by PAS teammate Cecily Decker and American national gravel champion Lauren Stephens.