Cycling Canada appoint Kelly to chief sport officer role
Cycling Canada has announced Scott Kelly will join the organisation next month to take up the newly created role of chief sport officer.
Freeman sees adjournment request refused as medical tribunal approaches conclusion
Former British Cycling doctor Richard Freeman saw a request to adjourn his medical tribunal to deliver COVID-19 vaccinations turned down, prior to the General Medical Council beginning to sum up its case.
Burn joins management team of 2023 UCI World Championships
Craig Burn has become the latest appointment of the senior management team of the 2023 International Cycling Union (UCI) Cycling World Championships in Scotland.
Fuglsang aims for Paris 2024 Olympics as potential final race of career
Denmark’s Jakob Fuglsang has expressed an aim to end his career at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
EUSA and UEC discuss future cycling preparations between organisations
The European University Sports Association (EUSA) has met virtually with the European Cycling Union (UEC) to discuss future activities between the organisations and possible cooperation.
AusCycling confirms Para-cycling team members in 2021
AusCycling has confirmed the 15 Para-cyclists to have been awarded funding in 2021, as the organisation prepares for the rescheduled Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games.
German doctor Schmidt jailed for role in blood doping scandal
German doctor Mark Schmidt has been jailed for four years and eight months for running an international blood doping ring.
Vuelta a San Juan cancelled as coronavirus cases surge in Argentina
The 2021 Vuelta a San Juan has been cancelled because of a surging number of coronavirus cases in Argentina, it has been confirmed.
Austrian cyclist Denifl given two-year prison sentence for involvement in Aderlass doping scandal
Austrian cyclist Stefan Denifl has been sentenced to two years in prison for his role in the Operation Aderlass blood doping scandal.
Sagan willing to choose Tour de France over Olympics in busy 2021
Three-time world road race champion Peter Sagan has admitted he would choose Tour de France over the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games - if quarantine rules forced him to make the tough decision.
Michael Pavitt: Sport needs to exercise care when eyeing vaccinations
Richard Pound’s comments this week suggesting athletes could secure priority access for vaccines ahead of Tokyo 2020 seemed poorly timed, rather than being a completely outrageous suggestion.
British Cycling restructures men's sprint coaching staff prior to Tokyo 2020 title defence
Scott Pollock has taken overall responsibility for the direction of British Cycling’s men’s sprint programme, as the governing body announced a restructuring following the dismissal of Kevin Stewart.
UAE Team Emirates riders and staff receive COVID-19 vaccine at pre-season training camp
Tour de France winner Tadej Pogačar is among 27 riders and 32 UAE Team Emirates staff to have received a COVID-19 vaccine developed by Sinopharm CNBG.
Organisers confirm route and teams for 2021 Paris-Nice
Organisers have confirmed the route for Paris-Nice, with the race set to feature two summit finishes and a time trial stage this year.
Irish sprint star Bennett admits dilemma over Tokyo 2020 road race participation
Irish star Sam Bennett has admitted he faces a dilemma over whether to include the Tokyo 2020 Olympic road race as part of his plans for the upcoming season.
