It took cycling’s new Wunderkind, Paul Seixas, less than four and a half hours to win the six-day Itzulia Basque Country and register his first WorldTour stage race victory.
Red Bull–BORA–hansgrohe needs to have a very good 2026. After poaching Remco Evenepoel from Soudal Quick-Step in one of the most publicised transfers ever, paying a reported €2 million to buy out the last year of his contract and signing him to a three-year deal…
If you open the Red Bull–BORA–hansgrohe website and scroll down, you’ll find a story about Tom Pidcock titled “5 legendary moments from Tom Pidcock” and a video, Tom Pidcock on racing road, cyclocross and MTB. If you keep scrolling down, you’ll also find an article…
Primož Roglič has broken his silence on Remco Evenepoel’s landmark transfer to Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe, describing the Belgian star as “special” and expressing hope that together they can finally close the gap to Tour de France giants Tadej Pogačar and Jonas Vingegaard.
If you’re a journalist, the confirmation of Remco Evenepoel’s move from Soudal Quick-Step to Red Bull–BORA–hansgrohe reduced all future transfer market news to the level of anti-climax. Long rumoured and impatiently awaited, the step by the double Olympic champion has already provoked a flurry of…
The other shoe has finally dropped. After more than a year of rumours, false reports and denials, Remco Evenepoel will indeed leave Soudal Quick-Step for the nouveaux-riche team Red Bull–BORA–hansgrohe at the beginning of 2026.
As expected, this Tour de France has been another showcase for three- (and soon to be four-) time race winner Tadej Pogačar. But from this fan’s perspective, the more exciting, and perhaps more important, feature of this Tour has been the emergence of four young…
Has any Tour de France ever started more dramatically than Saturday’s stage 1? I don’t know but it’s hard to imagine any more chaotic and, frankly, insane race than what happened on the 184.9km course that started and ended in Lille. If this was a…
You don’t have to be a rocket scientist to predict the winner of this year’s Tour de France. Barring accident, illness or a very bad day that sees him lose minutes to his rivals, Tadej Pogačar (UAE Team Emirates–XRG) will walk away with the Yellow…
Is Ben O’Connor a potential Tour de France top 5 contender? Because that is the goal the 29-year-old Australian and his Jayco AlUla team have set for this year. It sounds like a modest objective, but in fact it’s quite ambitious given the opposition.
