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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Men's Cycling

Mikkel Honoré joins Team Jayco AlUla on two-year deal after 2026 injury comeback

Mikkel Honoré will join Team Jayco AlUla from EF Education-EasyPost on a two-year deal through 2028, adding climbing and Classics experience after a strong late-season recovery.
Men's Cycling

Ben O’Connor returns to Decathlon CMA CGM on two-year deal for 2027

Ben O’Connor will return to Decathlon CMA CGM in 2027 on a contract through 2028, rejoining the French WorldTour team after two seasons with Jayco AlUla.
Men's Cycling

Vin Denson dies aged 90: the British Tour de France pioneer who rode with Anquetil and Simpson

Vin Denson, the British Tour de France pioneer and first British rider to win a Giro d’Italia stage, has died aged 90. His story stretches from Jacques Anquetil to Tom Simpson.
Women's Cycling

Julie Stockman extends with ROOT Pro Cycling Team for 2027 after illness-hit season

Julie Stockman will remain with ROOT Pro Cycling Team for the 2027 season, extending her association with the Belgian Continental squad after a difficult...
Women's Cycling

Émilie Morier extends St Michel–Préférence Home–Auber93 contract through 2028

Emilie Morier has extended her contract with St Michel–Préférence Home–Auber93 through 2028 after podium finishes and a Tour de France Femmes top 20 in 2026.
Pro Cycling

GreenEDGE and Picnic PostNL missing from UCI’s first 2027 team registration list

The UCI has named 48 applicants for 2027 despite listing 54 candidates. Both GreenEDGE and Picnic PostNL squads are absent from the first WorldTour lists, while men's ProTeams face further uncertainty.
Men's Cycling

Javier Romo joins Netcompany INEOS on two-year deal after early Movistar exit

Javier Romo joins Netcompany INEOS for 2027 and 2028 after agreeing an early release from Movistar, adding an established Spanish climber to the British team's rebuilding squad.
Women's Cycling

Daria Pikulik accepts retrospective 18-month ban for three whereabouts failures

Daria Pikulik has accepted an 18-month whereabouts sanction, retrospectively dated 9 December 2024 to 8 June 2026. Her results within that period are disqualified.

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