Races
Seixas overtakes world champion McNulty and closes 2026 with a smile at the Saitama Criterium.
The winner of the Il Lombardia beats Brandon McNulty with one lap to go and celebrates alone in front of the Japanese crowd.
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Pidcock and Ciccone team up for Pinarello-Q36.5: Missaglia puts an end to any controversy
Sports director Gabriele Missaglia is not afraid of a leadership clash: having two lively and top-level riders is a tactical advantage for 2027
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Cycling
Denmark to host the 2027 European Road Championships
Time trials in Silkeborg, road races in Herning: after 2017, Denmark returns to host a major continental event.
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Cycling
Tour Down Under 2027, first big name: Jai Hindley will be there
The former Giro d'Italia winner returns home to open the WorldTour season.
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Races
Del Toro outshines everyone in Singapore: a solitary victory leaves sprinters stunned.
The Mexican from UAE Team Emirates-XRG drops Seixas and Schmid on the final lap to take the Singapore Criterium.
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Cycling
Fantacycling launches the 2027 Racing Team
The official selections on MyWhoosh are underway to find the best amateurs.
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Cycling
Zoncolan, the return: the 2027 Giro will be the final showdown.
After a six-year absence, the monster of the Carnic Alps returns as the grand finale in stage 20: 10.1 km at an average of 11.9%, gradients over 20% and a story full of drama, controversy and feats.
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Cycling
Angliru even tougher? The iconic Vuelta climb could feature a dirt section.
A former local mayor has proposed to Javier Guillén two gravel variants for Spain's most feared climb. The organizers are willing to consider them, but only if they benefit both the spectacle and safety.
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Interviews
Nibali crowns the 2027 Giro: "A modern and innovative route, Pogačar would be the favorite. And Seixas would be wise to come."
The former Giro d'Italia winner praises the route unveiled by RCS: better distributed difficulty, Zoncolan on the penultimate day, and a wide-open finale.
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