Brian Cookson, the president of the UCI, has warned that the sport risks "something tragic" happening if fans at the Tour de France

The biggest winners of New Zealand cycling's Survivor have been a veteran pursuiter and a developing sprinter.

Tour de France riders might come across another unexpected obstacle tomorrow morning.

Cycling New Zealand has recalled 35-year-old Hayden Roulston to their team for the Rio Olympics. Roulston, a double medallist from

SkyPath opponents claim safety planning for the cycleway puts people at risk.

Archbold famously goes by the nickname The Flying Mullet, for obvious reasons. It's not as famous as Donald Trump's coiffure but it's no less flattering.

Cycling New Zealand has unveiled a bike they believe will have a revolutionary impact on the Rio Olympic velodrome.

A new device used by law enforcement in Canada could help enforce the legal distance between cyclists and cars on the road.

Keagan Girdlestone came close to death after slamming into the back of a suddenly-braking race vehicle.

Prompt action by paramedics at the scene may have saved the life Keagan Girdlestone, the young Christchurch cyclist who crashed during the Italian Coppa della Pace.

Dylan Kennett is the favourite to be New Zealand's 'man one' in Rio, assuming his team spot is confirmed in early July.

The sport will receive $4.7 million of taxpayer money this year, and $17.5 million across the Olympic cycle.

A cycling race in the United States had to be restarted after a motorbike stalled at the beginning of the race, wiping out half the field.

4449 cyclists owe more than $244,695 fines after being caught by police not wearing a helmet last year.

It's been a grim week for British Cycling.

Great Britain's cycling coach has stepped down amid allegations of discrimination and bullying, including telling one cyclist to "move on and have a baby".

Belgian rider Femke Van den Driessche has been suspended for six years by the UCI in cycling's first case of motorised doping.

With the countdown to Rio now in full swing, sports team namings are in full swing.

Since his London Olympics omission, Sam Webster has trained most days so he would never feel as devastated again.

New Zealand have named just four sprinters for the Rio Olympics, but with more to follow.