The first summit finish awaits. As long as you are patient because today’s stage is a marathon by modern grand tour standards at 246km so it will take some time before the riders tackle the slopes of ...

A good day for the breakaway with a hard stage and some cold weather returning to the Giro. ¡Gracias Movistar!: the early breakaway was swept up on the main climb thanks to the fast pace set by ...

The Giro resumes in Italy with short stage with a big climb. Magnier-fico: if you could replay a summit finish over and over with the riders who arrive at the foot of the a mountain often the result ...

This year’s Giro is 24 days long. The UCI rules (2.6.007) say a grand tour should be up to 23 days but allow for an extra day ...

Bahrain bring veteran Damiano Caruso for a valedictory Giro, a resilient rider who seems to hide in plain sight until the ...

Paul Seixas is off to the Tour de France. The decision was taken last week and shared today. It always seemed likely but ...

The best of the Bulgaria stages for action awaits with a difficult climb with 10km to go. La vie en rose: the surprise were the crowds, plenty of people came out to see the race go by. The shock was ...

Here’s the 2026 Giro d’Italia guide. You’ll find all the stage profiles together on one page, along with a concise preview of each day… …as well as ...

Here are the tables showing how many UCI points are available in each road race. It’s not riveting but normally if you want to know how many points are on offer then you visit the UCI website, find ...

Here’s the Giro d’Italia guide. You’ll find all the stage profiles together on one page and summary of each stage. There’s also all the rules in case you need to know time cuts and how the points and ...

Every year riders say they want to target the Ardennes races, this period of racing in late April with hilly races in Belgium and beyond. It’s a trap. First a geography lesson in pedantry. “The ...

Here the the UCI points tables for the women and like the men’s tables, their tucked inside a PDF on the UCI’s website so this blog post isn’t a gripping read but just puts all the scales on one page ...