Varnish fails in employment tribunal appeal against British Cycling
Former British cyclist Jess Varnish has failed in her employment tribunal appeal against British Cycling and UK Sport.
Cycling
UEC announce Plouay to host European Road Championships in August
European Cycling Union (UEC) has announced the French city Plouay will host the European Road Championships from August 24 to 28.
Israel Start-Up Nation confirm Froome signing with Briton leaving Ineos
Team Israel Start-Up Nation has confirmed the four-time Tour de France winner Chris Froome will join on a long-term contract from next season, after his departure from Team Ineos was announced.
Péraud loses role as UCI manager of equipment as probe into mechanical doping closes
Jean-Christophe Péraud has lost his job as International Cycling Union (UCI) manager of equipment, just weeks after a French probe into mechanical doping in cycling closed without finding evidence it is a problem in the sport.
BMX World Championships cancelled as UCI provide update on events
The International Cycling Union (UCI) has announced the cancellation of this year's BMX World Championships in Houston as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
Riders contest opening two stages of Virtual Tour de France
Riders have competed in the first two stages of the virtual Tour de France as organisers seek to raise money for charity during the coronavirus pandemic.
Copenhagen reportedly turns down request for earlier 2021 Tour de France start date
Copenhagen has reportedly informed Tour de France organisers that it is not realistic to bring forward the start of next year’s race.
Tour de France organisers ask to move 2021 Grand Depart to avoid Tokyo 2020 clash
Tour de France organisers have asked to change the start date of the 2021 race in order to avoid a clash with the re-arranged Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
Probe into mechanical doping in cycling closes with no evidence of wrongdoing
A French probe into mechanical doping in cycling has closed without finding evidence it is a problem in the sport.
Former Team Sky rider Siutsou given four-year doping ban by UCI
The International Cycling Union (UCI) has handed retired Belarusian rider Kanstantsin Siutsou a four-year doping ban.
Out-of-competition tests down 90 per cent due to pandemic, says CADF
The Cycling Anti-Doping Foundation (CADF) says there will be gradual return to testing cyclists outside of competition as restrictions aimed at limiting the spread of coronavirus begin to lift.
Three-time world champion Cure retires before Tokyo 2020
Triple world champion Amy Cure has announced her immediate retirement from cycling, despite being named in the Australian Olympic team ahead of the now-postponed Tokyo 2020 Games.
UCI publish health guidelines for return of 2020 road cycling season
The International Cycling Union (UCI) has published its protocol for road cycling events when the season resumes following an enforced break caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
Terpstra recovering in hospital after serious training crash
Dutch cyclist Niki Terpstra is recovering in hospital after sustaining serious injuries in a training crash, which Total Direct Énergie expects will see him ruled out of action for three months.
USA Cycling announces initial long lists for Tokyo 2020 mountain bike, road and track teams
USA Cycling has announced an initial long list of athletes for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, with 38 cyclists named across mountain bike, road and track disciplines.
