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UCI Mountain Bike World Series: Why revamped World Cup events are 'the new Formula 1 of racing'

“Put your seatbelt on because it's going to be flat out!” Those are the thoughts of French mountain bike star Cedric Gracia, a three-time world medallist and part of Eurosport’s coverage for the inaugural UCI Mountain Bike World Series. Ad The series launched at the weekend with the Enduro World Cup event in Maydena, Tasmania, with 12 more meetings on the menu as mountain bike’s six biggest disciplines – cross-country Olympic, cross-country short track, cross-country marathon, downhill, enduro and E-enduro – come together in the same package. Mountain Bike'It's going to be flat out' — Why new mountain bike season will be so special18 MINUTES AGO Speaking at Warner Bros.

Rachel Stringer becomes new World Superbikes presenter as motorbike season revs up on Warner Bros. Discovery

Warner Bros. Discovery today announces lights out on coverage of the 2023 FIM World Superbike and Bennetts British Superbike championships with a new presenting line-up. Ahead of the third round, Eurosport can today reveal that Rachel Stringer will become the new lead presenter of the FIM Superbike World Championship, debuting at the TT Assen Circuit in the Netherlands on April 22.

Pidcock can trouble 'three kings' in Flanders, says Gilbert

Britain's Tom Pidcock could gatecrash what is expected to be a battle between cycling's so-called Three Kings and snatch victory in the Tour of Flanders this weekend, according to former winner Philippe Gilbert.

Annemiek van Vleuten on why her 'driving force has never been winning' as she tackles final season in cycling

Annemiek van Vleuten (Movistar) insists her “driving force has never been winning” despite her incredible palmarès, as she reflected on her legacy at Warner Bros. Discovery's start of season cycling launch event. The Dutchwoman, 40, will bow out from the peloton at the end of the season after an astonishing career that has seen her win practically every major title.

Peter Sagan ready to step into 'different world' of mountain biking as Paris 2024 Olympics dream looms

Peter Sagan has opened up about his mountain bike aspirations as he prepares to step into a «different world» at the end of an incredible career. The Slovakian will step away from WorldTour road racing at the end of the season before attempting to sign off from professional riding on the mountain bike at the Paris 2024 Olympics. Ad Sagan, a former junior world and European champion in the mountain bike, competed in the discipline at the Rio 2016 Olympics, finishing 35th.

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UCI Mountain Bike World Series: Why revamped World Cup events are 'the new Formula 1 of racing'

Rachel Stringer becomes new World Superbikes presenter as motorbike season revs up on Warner Bros. Discovery

Pidcock can trouble 'three kings' in Flanders, says Gilbert

Annemiek van Vleuten on why her 'driving force has never been winning' as she tackles final season in cycling

Peter Sagan ready to step into 'different world' of mountain biking as Paris 2024 Olympics dream looms

Ronnie O'Sullivan to feature in Eurosport campaign celebrating four sporting icons and their passion for sport

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