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Heidi Franz extends with St Michel-Preference Home-Auber93 for 2027

Heidi Franz will remain with St Michel-Preference Home-Auber93 for the 2027 season after agreeing a one-year contract extension with the French Women’s ProTeam. The 31-year-old American joined the team for 2026 after the collapse of Cynisca Cycling left her searching for another contract at the end of last season. One year later, the situation is […] The post Heidi Franz extends with St Michel-Preference Home-Auber93 for 2027 appeared first on ProCyclingUK.

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Wout van Aert form watch: Vuelta green jersey puts him firmly in the 2026 Montréal World Championships picture

Wout van Aert leaves the Vuelta a España with two stage victories, the green jersey and the overall combativity award. Less than two weeks later, he will line up in Montréal still chasing the biggest road title missing from his career. The result sheet alone makes his Vuelta look good. The manner in which he […] The post Wout van Aert form watch: Vuelta green jersey puts him firmly in the 2026 Montréal World Championships picture appeared first on ProCyclingUK.

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2026 UCI Road World Championships course guide: Montréal routes, climbs and full schedule

The 2026 UCI Road World Championships take place in Montréal from 20-27 September, returning the rainbow jerseys to a city whose cycling history stretches from Eddy Merckx’s 1974 world title to the Olympic road race two years later. Fifty years on from the 1976 Montréal Olympics, Mount Royal will again decide some of the biggest […] The post 2026 UCI Road World Championships course guide: Montréal routes, climbs and full schedule appeared first on ProCyclingUK.

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Carlotta Cipressi extends with Human Powered Health through 2028

Carlotta Cipressi has extended her contract with Human Powered Health through the end of 2028, continuing a partnership that has taken the 23-year-old Italian from developing WorldTour rider to a regular member of the team’s biggest stage-race squads. Cipressi joined Human Powered Health ahead of the 2025 season on an initial two-year agreement and has […] The post Carlotta Cipressi extends with Human Powered Health through 2028 appeared first on ProCyclingUK.

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Great Britain at the 2026 World Championships: can Pidcock, Onley or Bäckstedt end an 11-year wait for road race gold?

Eleven years have passed since a British rider last pulled on the elite road race rainbow jersey. Lizzie Deignan was 25 when she won in Richmond in 2015, delivering under the pressure of entering the World Championships as one of the favourites. Mark Cavendish’s men’s title in Copenhagen had come four years earlier. Since then, […] The post Great Britain at the 2026 World Championships: can Pidcock, Onley or Bäckstedt end an 11-year wait for road race gold? appeared first on ProCyclingUK.

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A brief history of Men’s Tour of Guangxi

The Tour of Guangxi is one of the newest stage races on the men’s WorldTour, but its position as the traditional final stage race of the season has given it a distinct role since its launch in 2017. Held in southern China, the race combines sprint stages with short, steep climbing and a general classification […] The post A brief history of Men’s Tour of Guangxi appeared first on ProCyclingUK.

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A brief history of Tre Valli Varesine Women

Tre Valli Varesine Women is still a young race, but it has already acquired a place in the Italian autumn that feels considerably older than its first edition in 2021. Organised by the Società Ciclistica Alfredo Binda, the women’s event uses the same Varese landscape that has shaped the long-established men’s Tre Valli Varesine: short […] The post A brief history of Tre Valli Varesine Women appeared first on ProCyclingUK.

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A brief history of Tour of Chongming Island

The Tour of Chongming Island occupies an unusual place in elite women’s cycling. It is a WorldTour stage race built on terrain that rarely looks decisive on a profile: flat roads, bridges, exposed sections and repeated sprint opportunities across Chongming Island in the Yangtze estuary. Since the first edition in 2007, that apparent simplicity has […] The post A brief history of Tour of Chongming Island appeared first on ProCyclingUK.

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Vuelta a España 2026 in historical context

The 2026 Vuelta a España will be remembered first as the race Enric Mas finally won. After finishing second in 2018, 2021 and 2022 and third in 2024, the Mallorcan converted years of near misses into his first Grand Tour victory at 31. He finished 2:15 ahead of four-time Vuelta winner Primož Roglič, with Felix […] The post Vuelta a España 2026 in historical context appeared first on ProCyclingUK.

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Felix Gall and Gregor Mühlberger join Lidl-Trek as Austrian duo move together for 2027

Felix Gall and Gregor Mühlberger will join Lidl-Trek for the 2027 season, with Gall signing a three-year contract through 2029 and Mühlberger agreeing a two-year deal through the end of 2028. The Austrian pair move across together from Decathlon CMA CGM after a season in which Gall established himself as one of the leading Grand […] The post Felix Gall and Gregor Mühlberger join Lidl-Trek as Austrian duo move together for 2027 appeared first on ProCyclingUK.

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Thalita de Jong extends with Human Powered Health through 2028

Thalita de Jong has extended her contract with Human Powered Health through the end of 2028, giving the Dutch rider another two seasons with the Women’s WorldTour team. The 32-year-old joined Human Powered Health ahead of the 2025 season after rebuilding her career with Lotto Dstny Ladies. Her first two years with the American team […] The post Thalita de Jong extends with Human Powered Health through 2028 appeared first on ProCyclingUK.

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Cycling in Umbria (Assisi / Spoleto / Norcia) – why it deserves a place on your riding list

Umbria is easy to overlook when planning an Italian cycling trip. Tuscany sits immediately to the west with a far bigger international profile, while the Dolomites and Bormio dominate the conversation for riders who want famous climbs. Around Assisi, Spoleto and Norcia, however, the roads and converted railway routes create a different kind of riding […] The post Cycling in Umbria (Assisi / Spoleto / Norcia) – why it deserves a place on your riding list appeared first on ProCyclingUK.

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Blanka Vas joins Lidl-Trek through 2028 after early SD Worx-Protime exit

Blanka Vas will join Lidl-Trek from October on a contract running through the end of 2028, bringing her long spell with Team SD Worx-Protime to an earlier conclusion than previously expected. The 25-year-old Hungarian will make the switch in time for the 2026-27 cyclocross season before beginning her first full road campaign with Lidl-Trek in […] The post Blanka Vas joins Lidl-Trek through 2028 after early SD Worx-Protime exit appeared first on ProCyclingUK.

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What Women’s Cycling GP Stuttgart & Region 2026 means for the season

Dominika Włodarczyk’s victory at the 2026 Women’s Cycling Grand Prix Stuttgart & Region fits neatly with the direction of her season. The Polish champion did not wait for Elisa Balsamo in Tamm, attacked from the reduced race and stayed away, giving UAE Team L’IMAD a third consecutive win at the event without relying on two-time […] The post What Women’s Cycling GP Stuttgart & Region 2026 means for the season appeared first on ProCyclingUK.

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What GP Montreal 2026 means for the season

Isaac del Toro winning the 2026 Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal would have carried weight on any version of the race. Doing it on the same Mount Royal circuit that will decide the men’s road world title in two weeks makes the result considerably more useful. Del Toro beat 19-year-old Paul Seixas in a two-rider […] The post What GP Montreal 2026 means for the season appeared first on ProCyclingUK.

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