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The Vuelta a Espa�a s first summit finish on Wednesday has seen Miguel Angel Lopez and his Astana team regain the upper hand in the GC battle, but it is far too soon and his lead is far too precarious for the Colombian to be called the definitive favourite. So much has happened since the Vuelta a Espa�a kicked off that it feels far longer than five days since the riders rolled down the opening team time trial ramp in Torreviejas salt mountains last Saturday. But in fact, there are st...

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August 1 marked the start of cyclings official transfer window and, despite a quiet first couple of days, the merry-go-round is now in full swing. Weve already had some high-profile moves, and there are plenty more in the works that are soon to be finalised. As they are, well update this page, making it the place to keep track of all the ins and outs in professional cycling ahead of the 2020 season. AG2R La Mondiale In: Jaakko Hanninen (EC Saint-Etienne Loire), Lawrence Naesen (Lotto S...

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The 2019 Vuelta a Espa�a s opening team time trial in Torrevieja is only 13.4 kilometres long, but with technical sections, possible coastal crosswinds and a hidden uphill segment, there are plenty of challenges for the races 22 squads. The Vuelta has started its recent opening time trials on a beach, outside an art museum and even on a giant batea - a raft in Galicia for growing oysters - so its possibly no surprise that Saturdays start location is equally unusual: the edge of a salt l...

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Elia Viviani never seems to stop. The newly crowned European champions road campaign may be winding down at the EuroEyes Cyclassics in Hamburg and the Bretagne Classic over the next two weekends, but the curtain wont fall on his 2019 season until November at the earliest. The demands of qualifying to defend his omnium title at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics have it so. It has ever been thus. One season can easily bleed into the next for a man who toggles between road and track, but Viviani appear...

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The Musette is Cyclingnews weekly look at some of the worlds best cycling gear. Well take a look at pro-level equipment, bikes and components, alongside some of the most desirable clothing and newest accessories in the sport. Scroll down for this weeks look at dhbs affordable carbon fibre road shoes, a retro jersey that honours the 30th anniversary of Greg LeMonds 1989 Tour de France victory, a new pair of tan-walled performance tyres from Hutchinson and a simple way to keep your dirty bi...

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With just one day to go until the 2019 Vuelta a Espa�a gets under way in Salinas de Torrevieja, Cyclingnews takes a look at ten riders to watch at this years race. Weve already ranked the biggest favourites for the overall victory, but with 176 riders taking the start on Saturday, there will be far more than just the general classification to track over the next three weeks. From sprinters and stage hunters, to climbing specialists and a number of promising young riders, there are plenty...

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Chloe Dygert-Owen ( Sho-Air Twenty20 ) has fully recovered from a concussion and knee injury that sidelined her from competition for almost a year. In an interview with Cyclingnews , the multi-discipline athlete said shes feeling better than ever after winning performances in the time trial and team pursuit at the Pan American Games. She proved as much, once again, winning the opening stage at the Colorado Classic on Thursday. She is also thinking longterm about her career andaiming to a...

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