Cycling has long captivated audiences with a unique blend of physical endurance, strategic thinking, and cultural resonance. From weekend rides along scenic trails to professional races covering hundreds of kilometers, the sport has always celebrated human stamina and tactical intelligence. Over the past century, cycling has evolved far beyond recreation or local competition. The marquee […]

The latest cycling news roundup covers cyclocross’s potential Winter Olympics debut (and the resistance that movement is facing) — plus even more cyclocross: Laurens Sweeck’s thrilling sprint victory at Niel. Back on the road, Gent-Wevelgem will move to Middelkerke starting in 2026, the 2026 Life Time Grand Prix announced its roster, Rwanda’s wants to host […]

The 2025 pro cycling off-season has already delivered more drama than many races did all year. From the surprise withdrawal of Premier Tech’s sponsorship of Israel–Premier Tech, to the growing financial strain on mid-tier WorldTour teams, to the evolving battle between Strava and Garmin ahead of a major IPO, the business and governance side of […]

SoCalCycling.com – Your Cycling Source: From five continents to one start line – the fifth edition of the Life Time Grand Prix looks to be the most competitive yet Life Time, the nation’s premier healthy lifestyle brand and athletic event producer, has unveiled the men’s and women’s rosters for the 2026 Life Time Grand Prix. […]

Protein is everywhere — from protein-packed Pop-Tarts to cold brew lattes — but the hype doesn’t always match what athletes really need. While headlines emphasize protein as a performance and weight-loss magic bullet, actual research shows that optimal intake depends on your activity level, training type, and goals. For endurance and strength athletes alike, protein […]

VIDEO: I didn’t really understand the weight of the First World War until I visited Ypres in Belgium, and stood beneath the Menin Gate in Ypres as the bugles sound the Last Post.Every evening at exactly 8:00 p.m., the town stops — traffic halts, conversation fades, and the crowd turns inward under the great white […]

Santini Unico Cool Weather Kit: The winter is knocking at the door north of the equator, but our man, Alastair Hamilton is braving the cooler temperatures on the east cost of Spain. Don’t worry, he has some new kit from Santini to help him through those 20ºC days and he tries out the UNICO windproof […]

SoCalCycling.com – Your Cycling Source: What is Base Training? Base training for cycling is the most important part of the cycling season when your body learns how to use oxygen as effectively as possible. Base training can be split into 4 periods: Preparation, Base 1, Base 2, Base 3. Each of them focuses on specific […]

Our cycling news roundup, where we round up the European pros who have made their way to the U.S. in the last month. Plus the cyclocross coverage you asked for — and a Tour de France update from…Japan? TOP STORY:  What’s with all these WorldTour Riders in the U.S.? RACE NEWS Aerts Pips Nys in […]

First came the new category of “gravel” bikes; then, of course, there had to be gravel racing.  This is a discipline that has seen explosive growth in less than a decade.  An excellent new video from Pas Normal Studios showcases the PAS Racing team at one of Europe’s toughest gravel races, the Traka. The video […]

Spectacular Hour Failures: The World Hour record is the true test of a champion. Riders have needed to be lifted off their machine at the finish, and the great Eddy Merckx said it shortened his career, but they will never stop trying. Ed Hood takes a look at the top men who failed in the […]

This week’s Gear Break is not just our regular “Tech ’n Spec.” In addition to some exciting equipment, we’ve also got a couple of fun and useful Christmas stocking stuffers (quit laughing over there in the UK!) for your favorite rider…if you can make ‘em fit! We lead out with Campagnolo’s new halo gravel groupset […]

SoCalCycling.com – Your Cycling Source: A record 4,600 participants joined the 2025 UC Irvine Anti-Cancer Challenge to support lifesaving research at the UCI Health Chao Family Comprehensive Cancer Center and its pediatric affiliate CHOC, part of Rady Children’s Health. The ninth annual event, held Oct. 11 on the university campus in Irvine, raised more than $1.1 million, reflecting […]

In this cycling news roundup, we dive deep into the 2026 plans for one of our favorite riders, Wout van Aert. And with no races to cover until this weekend’s ‘cross, we cast a wide net over transfers, signings, and even — *sigh* — a doping suspension. Plus: Thibau Nys’ IG suggests no shortage of […]

SoCalCycling.com – Your Cycling Source: Three new signings, seven different countries and 17 familiar faces for Team Novo Nordisk in 2026 as the world’s first and only all diabetes professional cycling team today announced its 20-rider roster for next season and once again highlighted the importance of its development pipeline. Frenchmen Louis-Marie Posnic and Lucas Terrier make the step up from […]

If you’re planning a cycling trip to Italy, don’t overlook the Adriatic Coast. I first visited what many credit as the world’s first “bike hotel” — Hotel Dory in Riccione — more than a decade ago, but only for one night while chasing the Giro d’Italia. This year, I finally returned for a proper stay: […]

At The Cycling House, we love hosting everyone, our community thrives on the mix of great folks who travel and ride with us. Our all-women’s trips are designed to support every rider, whether you’re coming solo or with friends. You’ll get the same top-notch food, cycling, and camaraderie you expect from TCH, plus the added […]

Which route do I take across the country? How do I decide? I have so little time in life for a big adventure, and this feels like my one shot. How do I make the most of it? Dear Epic Adventurer, It’s easy to be overwhelmed by all the possibilities for a big bike adventure. […]

SoCalCycling.com – Your Cycling Source: From cycling tech 2025 innovations to smart trainers, cycling wearables, and the best cycling apps, technology is transforming the way we ride indoors and outdoors. Discover the best cycling gadgets, the latest bike computers, and how the ROUVY indoor cycling app and other virtual cycling tech are redefining performance, training, […]

Ordering prescription cycling sunglasses online can feel risky — will they fit, will the lenses match your prescription, and will they actually perform on the bike? I had those same questions before trying Tifosi’s prescription sunglasses. But from the at-home try-on kit to the easy online ordering and surprisingly quick delivery, the process was smooth […]

As the weather turns colder, daylight fades earlier, and frost starts to appear on morning rides, I’ve found myself actually looking forward to indoor training this year – something I couldn’t have imagined saying a few seasons ago. For the past few winters, riding indoors felt like a necessary evil: long, steady base miles on […]

SoCalCycling.com – Your Cycling Source: Riders pedaled through Southern California’s most scenic beach towns for a day of fun, fitness and community More than 1,500 riders took to Highway 101 on Nov. 1 for the annual Bike the Coast event, cycling throughout San Diego County’s beach cities. Participants of all ages and experience levels took part […]

As the 2025 season draws to a close, The Outer Line takes a step back to examine the shifting dynamics shaping professional cycling — and how they reflect broader trends across the global sports industry. In this week’s edition of AIRmail: Analysis, Insight, and Reflections, we explore key developments that will define the road ahead: […]

Special photo gallery: As promised, after John Thomson’s first 2025 photo gallery round-up, here is part two of his selection of pics from his vast file of memories. As always, this is a very varied plethora of John’s views from the cycling and the fashion world. *** You can see more of John Thomson’s photo […]

This Monday’s cycling news roundup covers the cyclocross triumphs and tribulations of Thibau Nys, plus Jonathan Milan’s sprint victory at the Singapore Criterium, and Portuguese legend Rui Costa’s retirement at 39. Transfer news includes Biniam Girmay’s uncertain future, while Rory Townsend joins Unibet Rose Rockets. All that and more — as we already start counting […]