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In Nannup, Vos and Bak Klaris take the titlesA solo finish, then a four-way sprint: the Gravel World Championships on 10 and 11 October produced two different finales in Nannup.
BELU: linking Arlon and Steinfort by bikeStations, junctions and existing cycle routes: the cross-border project is setting up several connections, with overall completion announced for early 2028.
RAVeL: choosing your section towards LiègeLines 38 and 39 link the Three Borders to Chênée over 50 kilometres. Starting point, gradient and return journey: how the two stages affect your plans for a ride.
Germany’s deposit scheme: two systemsMehrweg and Einweg do not lead to the same treatment. In Germany, the logo, material and shop all matter when it comes to understanding what happens to returned bottles.
Gravel: the World Championships in NannupThe Gravel World Championships will be held in Australia on 10 and 11 October. In Nannup, the updated routes promise a succession of climbs right up to the finish.
Airbags in cycling: the aims of the UCI’s callThe deadline for the UCI’s call was 15 March 2026. A look at the stated aims for airbags and textiles, with no established assessment of trials.
Cycling: revenue sharing remains under debateAccording to the International Cycling Union (UCI) summary, the 55 contributions converge above all on safety. Financial arrangements remain under debate.
Mondorf velodrome: a project that goes beyond the trackThe site visit on 21 September is a reminder of the various planned uses: cycling, training, education and hosting training camps. The press release gives no date for opening to the public.
First vel’OH! ride: remember the destination tooA bike-sharing service can be part of a trip around town. For a first try, choosing the route and the return station matters just as much as choosing the bike at the start.
Andy Schleck: what a climb leaves in the memoryThe 2010 Tourmalet offers a way into the Luxembourg rider’s career. An archival account that distinguishes between a stage win, the overall standings and memory.
Vollering is world champion: the attack, then the final wordIn Montréal, the Dutchwoman won her first elite road world title. A victory built before the final sprint.
Growing food for the Moon: three agencies start with a ground-based demonstratorNASA, the Canadian Space Agency and DLR are preparing joint work on crops in controlled environments. The announcement on 30 September concerns a preparatory step, not a greenhouse already installed on the Moon.