It’s the race behind the race, a secretive scientific battle between the richest and most technologically advanced teams in professional cycling. Suffering on the road remains a core part of cycling, but training, nutrition and performance physiology have advanced massively…
More and more teams are using satellite internet systems to provide fast and stable data and video in their team cars, creating a small but important technological marginal gain. Cyclingnews noticed a growing number of white square Starlink antenna on…
By Rohit Mitra Patiala, Jan 17 (UNI) One of India’s most prominent cyclists, Surya Ramesh Thathu, believes that hosting more international-level cycling events, like the Bajaj Pune Grand Tour, can significantly boost the popularity of the sport in the country.…
From a controversial budget-cap proposal that has baffled teams, to Formula 1’s soaring franchise valuations, to pro cycling’s continued dependence on wealthy patrons rather than investors, this week’s AIRmail unpacks the structural forces shaping the sport’s uncertain economic future. We…
In 2025, Soudal-QuickStep and Tudor Pro Cycling announced partnerships with UK company Hytro, signalling that blood flow restriction (BFR) training – long used in rehabilitation rooms – has officially entered the WorldTour conversation. But what exactly is the rationale behind…
Fifty years ago, at the 1975 men’s Tour de France, just 13 riders on the start line hailed from nations outside of the five that have dominated much of professional cycling’s history, France, Italy, Spain, Belgium and the Netherlands. Ten…
Curve Cycling, based out of Melbourne, Australia, has announced its latest gravel bike frameset – the CarboKev – made from a mix of titanium and carbon, with the carbon tubes bonded to 3D-printed titanium lugs. Curve Cycling claims the use…
