Mathew Mitchell

My name is Mathew Mitchell, 30-something from Staffordshire, UK. Over the last few years, I've got more and more into cycling, from the first innocent Sportive events to Audaxes, Go-Races, British Cycling racing, Time Trials and now Cyclocross.
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Women's Cycling

Lucinda Stewart joins Infusion Network | Meridian for 2027

Lucinda Stewart will join Infusion Network | Meridian for 2027 after two seasons with Liv AlUla Jayco Women’s Continental Team. The 21-year-old won the Australian elite and U23 road titles in 2025.
Women's Cycling

Eneco Tour Women 2026 prologue live viewing and start time update

The Eneco Tour Women 2026 begins with a 3.1km prologue in The Hague. UK coverage starts at 16:50 BST, with the first woman off at 17:00 BST and Nienke Vinke last at 19:45 BST.
Women's Cycling

Smurfit Westrock add O’Brien, Queirós, Lee, Brandwagt and Isaac for 2027

Smurfit Westrock have signed Aoife O’Brien, Raquel Queirós, Lucy Lee, Maaike Brandwagt and Ruby Isaac for 2027, adding experience and development talent to the British Continental team.
Women's Cycling

Izzy Sharp extends with Alba for 2027 after strong first season back in UK

Izzy Sharp has extended with Alba for the 2027 season after a strong 2026 campaign that included fifth at the British National Time Trial Championships and two under-23 European track medals.
Women's Cycling

VolkerWessels extend Maaike Boogaard, Maud Rijnbeek and Lonneke Uneken for 2027

VolkerWessels Cycling Team have extended the contracts of Maaike Boogaard, Maud Rijnbeek and Lonneke Uneken, keeping all three Dutch riders for 2027.
Men's Cycling

Pello Bilbao retires after 16 seasons built on consistency, breakaways and Grand Tour wins

Pello Bilbao has retired after 16 professional seasons, ending a career of 17 wins, three Grand Tour stage victories and sustained GC success with seventh at Il Lombardia.
Men's Cycling

Paul Magnier wins Tour of Guangxi 2026 Stage 1 in Chongzuo sprint

Paul Magnier opened the 2026 Tour of Guangxi with another sprint victory in Chongzuo, beating Sam Welsford and Max Kanter after a fast 149.4km...
Women's Cycling

Tiffany Cromwell retires after 17 years at the heart of women’s cycling’s transformation

Tiffany Cromwell has retired after a 17-year professional career spanning major road wins, 11 seasons with Canyon SRAM and a late-career move into gravel racing.

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