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Colombian rider Miguel Angel Lopez has been provisionally reinstated by his Astana-Qazaqstan team after an internal suspension following media reports linking him to a drug trafficking case in Spain.
Miguel Angel Lopez has been cleared to resume racing after Astana Qazaqstan confirmed the lifting of the Colombian's suspension. The team had provisionally suspended Lopez after the Colombian was questioned by Spanish police in relation to an investigation into Dr Marcos Maynar, who was arrested in May over allegations of drug trafficking and money laundering.
Five-times Olympic champion Laura Kenny urged organisers to instalbigger barriers at velodromes after a crash involving England's Matt Walls at the Birmingham Commonwealth Games.
Dame Laura Kenny has called for bigger barriers or screens to be fitted in velodromes after a terrifying crash saw England’s Matt Walls go over the railings and into the crowd at the Lee Valley VeloPark on Sunday.
Several Tour de France Femmes riders have criticised the length of the fifth stage, describing it as «boring» and «dangerous». The stage from Bar-le-Duc to Saint-Die-des-Vovsges was 175.6km, the longest race day for the women's peloton both of the Tour and since the creation of the Women's World Tour in 2016. Ad/> UCI regulations allow for a maximum race length of 160km for both one day races and individual, forcing race organisers ASO to apply for an exemption.
Olympic champion Beth Shriever knows all eyes will be on her when she seeks to defend her crown at the UCI BMX Racing World Championships this weekend.
An enormous crash wiped out a chunk of the peloton on Stage 5 at the Tour de France Femmes, with Emma Norsgaard (Movistar) leaving the race in an ambulance. As the race ambled from Bar-le-Luc to Saint-die-des-Vosges, an incident in the middle of the bunch caused a domino effect that took out a flurry of riders. Ad/> It left dozens of riders in a mass pile-up, with those involved having to untangle themselves from bike frames to break free.
Tour de France Femmes race leader Marianne Vos (Team Jumbo-Visma) has said that “you have to be realistic” about how long she can stay in yellow, and that the brutal gravel on Stage 4 is “a part of cycling". Vos is top of the standings after winning one stage and finishing second in two more, but speaking after a tough Stage 4 she admitted that it wasn’t likely she would stay in the lead ahead of the climbing in the mountains over the weekend. Ad/> «Of course, you have to be realistic, and with the climbs coming up this weekend, normally, the GC riders are very strong and will take a lot of time,” Vos said.