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The team unpacks two world titles, the teamwork behind them and the tactics that made the racing so compelling in Montreal 2026.

A clear favourite and a surprise winner have been crowned world road race champions in Montréal. Two very different races, but their wins had one key thing in common: unwavering team cohesion.

Spain’s Benjamín Noval won the junior men’s road race in Montréal, completing a remarkable double after taking the time-trial title earlier in the week. He is the first junior man since Remco Evenepoel in 2018 to win both events at the same Worlds. The elite road races close the championships this weekend, with Demi Vollering leading the women’s contenders and a wide-open men’s race featuring Remco Evenepoel, Mathieu van der Poel and Isaac del Toro.

Grace, Christophe and Macka unpack the time trials, Australia’s next generation and the blockbuster road races still to come in the UCI World Championships

Remco Evenepoel has made individual time trial history at the 2026 Road World Championships, but the suspense is building towards the road races. With Tadej Pogačar out of the men's race and a close contest expected among the women, Grace has locked in her predictions. Find out who she's backing, then come back and hold her to them.

Del Toro storms into rainbow contention as Montréal prepares to crown cycling’s new world champions.

The SBS Cycling Podcast team reflects on an unpredictable Vuelta and assesses Australia’s prospects ahead of the World Championships in Canada.

Race organisers are ruining general classification racing..and poor course design is to blame. Repeated last-minute neutralisations, point to one thing: the UCI and organisers aren't ensuring closing kilometers are safe, and it's starting to undermine the legitimacy of the racing itself.

Küng beat the clock, Mas faces the mountains, and Montréal awaits the world’s best.

Brennan piles up the wins, Gigante gets back in the saddle, and gravel keeps making serious noise.

Tiff Cromwell has become the last of the original 2012 Orica GreenEdge generation to announce her retirement, following Luke Durbridge and Amanda Spratt.

Cycling’s big stories this week come from the Vuelta a España, where 20-year-old Slovenian Jakob Omrzel claimed a breakthrough Stage 12 victory while Enric Mas strengthened his grip on the red jersey, leading Primož Roglič by 1:45. Attention now turns to Stage 13, with Wout van Aert chasing his first win of the race on a hilly course that could favour a breakaway. In Britain, Lewis Askey leads the Tour of Britain after winning Stage 1, while Tim Merlier took Stage 2 in a sprint at Skegness.

Pogačar’s crash blows La Vuelta wide open as Mas leads, Roglič chases history and cycling’s rising stars seize their moment.

After Pogačar's race-ending crash on stage eight of the Vuelta, Unclipped takes a closer look at what his exit really means for this year's race — and asks whether this is the kind of drama cycling should be celebrating.

Pogačar survives an off-road scare to tighten his grip on the Vuelta, Josh Tarling makes an emotional exit, and Australia’s Connor Wright conquers the mountain bike world.