Matthew Brennan has just completed his first Grand Tour with a performance that far exceeded the expectations placed on him. At 21, the British rider won five stages of the 2026 Vuelta and established himself as the fastest man in the Spanish peloton. A first three-week Grand Tour experience that now allows him to set his sights on an even more ambitious goal: taking the first yellow jersey of the 2027 Tour de France, whose opening three stages will take place in his native United Kingdom. But before thinking about yellow, Brennan will still have to convince Visma | Lease a Bike to give him a place in a team whose ambitions will remain largely focused on the general classification. Read more Read More
Georgia Hunter-Bell and Keely Hodgkinson both finished second in their respective finals at the World Athletics Ultimate Championship in Budapest. The former finished second in the 1500m behind Poland’s Klaudia Kazimierska, while Hodgkinson was, as has often been the case this season, beaten by Switzerland’s Audrey Werro in the 800m. Read more Read More
It was one of the surprises of the evening in Rovereto on Tuesday, as Yusuf Bizimana won the 800m in 1:43.31, spectacularly improving his personal best for the third consecutive time since the start of the summer. This latest performance also sees him become the sixth-best British performer in history over the distance, further underlining the progress made by the British middle-distance runner in recent weeks. Read more Read More
Keely Hodgkinson and Josh Kerr will both line up at the inaugural World Athletics Ultimate Championship, taking place from 11 to 13 September in Budapest. After missing the Diamond League Final in Brussels for different reasons, the two British athletes return for a competition bringing together the best athletes of the season and which will represent the final major meeting of the year. Read more Read More
Jordan Clark has achieved in just a few months what many athletes take several years to build. A former scooter champion and now a BMX champion, the British rider made the switch from freestyle scootering to BMX and secured his first major title last month in Darmstadt. The European gold represents a significant reward for an ambitious career change, with Clark now setting his sights on becoming an Olympic champion at the 2028 Games. Read more Read More
