Crowned junior road race world champion in Kigali in 2025 at just 18 years old, Lidl-Trek Future Racing rider Harry Hudson appeared destined for the very top after an exceptional 2025 season. However, this week the British rider revealed that he had been involved in a serious training accident in Spain following a collision with a motorbike while descending near Girona. Read more Read More
Paris Roubaix 2026, famously known as the “Hell of the North”, is once again set to test the peloton across its iconic cobbled sectors. This 123rd edition, taking place on April 12, will feature a stacked field in which twelve British riders will aim to make their mark. In a race where history has rarely favoured the United Kingdom, this new generation will primarily be looking to assert themselves against the specialists of one of the most unforgiving Monuments on the calendar. Read more Read More
A cornerstone of the cycling calendar, the Tour of Flanders is once again set to ignite the Flemish roads. This 2026 edition, taking place on Sunday, April 5, features an exceptional line-up and will also see twelve British riders on the start line. In a race that has historically offered little success for the Unites Kingdom, each of them will be aiming to make their mark in one of the most demanding one-day events of the season. Read more Read More
The third day of the 2026 European Track Cycling Championships once again swung decisively in British favour. Between Emma Finucane’s commanding display in the women’s individual sprint, Anna Morris’s perfectly controlled triumph in the omnium, and a series of finals contested at the very highest level, the British squad further underlined its grip on the Konya velodrome. Building on the momentum of the previous evening highlighted by Joe Truman’s breakthrough gold and the women’s team pursuit heroics, day three once again saw British cycling shine on the continental stage. Read more Read More
The second day of the 2026 European Track Cycling Championships confirmed the United Kingdom’s growing momentum in Konya. Led by Joe Truman, finally crowned European champion in the kilometre time trial, and by a dominant women’s team pursuit squad that claimed gold with a new world record, the British team enjoyed a night of performances at the very highest level. Emma Finucane and Sophie Capewell also secured their places in the sprint semi-finals, while youngsters Ben Wiggins and Henry Hobbs continued to gain valuable experience against Europe’s elite. Read more Read More
