Milan-Sanremo is famous for the trance-like finish. It may never reach boiling point from the start like a golden Tour stage ...

The charm of bike racing is that the strongest rider does not always win. Skill, tactics and sheer good luck play a role. Especially in Milan-Sanremo. The race has evolved over the years and now in ...

It’s too early to draw conclusions for the three year promotion and relegation cycle but here’s a look at the latest standings in chart form. UAE are running away with almost 2,500 points on Red Bull ...

Stage 4 to Uchon saw the peloton split in crosswinds at the start. A crash in the front group inside the final 50km saw half the Red Bull team ride on unhindered with Jonas Vingegaard along for the ...

The final stage and for once there’s not all to play for as Jonas Vingegaard leads by over three minutes. But the stage win and the other podium places are available and all on a new route with a ...

Back at it, the peloton tackles the longest stage of the race with some tricky climbs in the finish. The sun should be back.

If this doesn’t set the heart racing, it’s the only certain one this week and today’s postcard looks at the way sprinting opportunities are drying up and changing. Lucky Luke: a vexed start in the ...

Is Paul Seixas going to overhaul Tadej Pogačar? He came closer than most yesterday. It would be valuable to know but absent any predictive certainty just asking the question is enough to make Seixas ...