Second place at the 2026 European Championships confirmed the Abruzzo runner’s excellent form and the trend of an incomplete season

The American is the new world champion. In Montréal, he won a thrilling race, which was thrown into disarray by Mathieu van der Poel, but which he secured through sheer strength and perfect timing. The Australian Michael Matthews finished second, with the Dutch champion in third place 

Not yet twenty years old, the Italian talent will be racing alongside the professionals. Amadio and Viviani have made the right choice: only in Italy are people still convinced that you need to wait, take it slowly, savour every moment. And then, when will such an opportunity ever come his way again? To be able to race freely with the best possible excuse to justify it if things don’t go well: ‘I’m not even twenty yet’.

After years of finishing in the top places, the Spanish rider has clinched the red jersey at the end of the Spanish stage race. A race that has taken us back to a pre-Pogačar era of cycling. With its pros and cons

From 10 to 13 September, the first edition of the Tour of Armenia will take place. It will start in Gavar and finish in Yerevan after four stages, covering 568 kilometres and more than 5,000 metres of elevation gain. More than sixty years late, the riders will discover “the best country in the world for cycling training”.

The Slovenian champion fell 33 kilometres from the finish of the eighth stage and withdrew from the race he had been dominating

The Italian rider has also won the Tour de l’Avenir following the Giro d’Italia Next Gen: only Gibì Baronchelli had managed to do so before. Now there is another World Championship to aim for before having to endure the disappointments and frustrations of Italian cycling

The French cyclist, a two-time world champion, has retired with immediate effect. On his bike, he was able to blend joy and melancholy, happiness and despair, in a way that few others in the history of cycling have managed to do

Interview with Marco Toni, the vice-president of the Professional Cycling League appointed by the Federation, who is breaking ranks over the administration order: “I was expecting chaos, but I found the accounts to be sound”. And now he fears that the entire movement will pay the price.