United States
NCL suspends 2024 season with hopes to return in 2025
The US-based crit league paused after one season, but announce intention to return in 2025
AJ August, youngest Paris-Roubaix rider in 114 years, misses time cut but fights to the velodrome
Youngest entrant in over a century misses out on time cut by less than two minutes, but ‘really proud’ to have made it to the velodrome in second WorldTour race
‘I love when it’s hectic’ – Riley Sheehan ready for Tour of Flanders debut
23-year-old American reflects on the lessons and challenges of his first spring Classics campaign ahead of the Tour of Flanders on Sunday
'It's been a super year' says Brandon McNulty after GP Miguel Induráin victory
American delighted with his fourth individual win of the season, as the UAE Team Emirates climber outsprints Maxim Van Gils in Spain
Dwars door Vlaanderen: Matteo Jorgenson victorious with late solo attack
American wins ahead of Jonas Abrahamsen and Stefan Küng, as Visma-Lease a Bike seek solace after Wout Van Aert crashes out
'They’re hugging it out' – Rivalries aren't what they used to be, says Lance Armstrong
American stripped of seven Tours de France sparks debate, comparing the friendliness of today's top stars with the vitriol of his generation
Into the deep end: Project Echelon and their European experiment
We chatted with the team’s performance director to get insight into what it means for an American professional team to take a stab at big European objectives
Gallery: Winter strikes again at Old Man Winter Rally
The Rocky Mountains first gravel race of the year put the riders through gritty conditions as snow from the previous day melted into slushy slop along the 75km course
American cycling co-op REI braced to lay off 357 staff
The brand has cited a challenging year ahead with no retail employees affected by redundancies
Girls gone gravel: A look inside a new solution to youth cycling development
At the Low Gap Hopper gravel race, many of the women in the pro field will have different priorities as they pass on their knowledge to the next generation of racers
The teams of the 2024 American professional peloton
We have compiled a guide to the professional teams of the American peloton, as the continent looks to rebuild its professional cycling scene
Joe Dombrowski retires from the professional peloton
The American climber will hang up his wheels after not finding a team for the 2024 season
Ruth Edwards rediscovers race rhythm at Santos Tour Down Under
Motor pacing and intensity training key for American’s WorldTour return with Human Powered Health, after two years back racing in the United States
USA: Can I get a rebate for an e-bike? Our state-by-state guide
More and more states are offering incentives for e-bikes. Here are all the details
8 hidden gems of US gravel racing in 2024
Beyond the big titles, here are eight gravel races we think stand out as underappreciated off-road events in the United States cycling calendar
Riders rejecting Ineos Grenadiers to ride for less money at Jumbo-Visma, says Ian Boswell
Former Team Sky rider discusses how the British team have slipped down the pecking order
Riley Sheehan turns professional with Israel-Premier Tech in 2024
Talented American and Paris-Tours winner signs three-year deal with the team after successful stagiaire stint
Life Time Grand Prix reveals riders for 2024 gravel series
Swenson and Villafañe return for the seven-race series that will see $300,000 up for grabs
Fight or flight: How heart rate data is being used to make cycling safer
GCN speaks to Mike Sewell, head of Gresham Smith’s MPATH program that aims to identify danger zones before anyone gets hurt
Is pro racing coming to New York City? New event planned for 2024
UCI calendar includes 1.2 level Gran Premio New York City, but this wouldn't mean WorldTour pros in the Big Apple
In the US, bike trips increase 37% from 2019 to 2022
A new study shows just how big the pandemic-driven increase in cycling was, and shows that participation has remained high in 2022
The making of Sepp Kuss: Durango, mountain bikes, and the lasting love of letting it rip
We go back to Kuss' roots to explore the unique fun-loving ethos of his childhood club, the 'ridiculous adventure rides', and why he was seen as 'really loose in a positive way'
‘He’s a role model to all the young Americans’ - peloton compatriots react to Sepp Kuss’ Vuelta a España victory
Warbasse, Dombrowski and Quinn look to future of US cycling after first men’s Grand Tour win in a decade
New York City Council votes to launch its own e-bike trade-in
Unlike the program offered by the Equitable Commute Project, the new bikes will be largely subsidised by the city