Bicycle Racing

The 2025 Paris–Roubaix Femmes once again lived up to its legendary reputation, delivering a powerful and unforgettable chapter in women’s cycling. Held in the heart of northern France, the 2025 edition of this iconic race combined tradition, toughness, and triumph as riders faced the brutal cobblestones that have defined Paris–Roubaix for more than a century.From the opening kilometres to the emotional finish inside the Roubaix Velodrome, the race stood as a celebration of endurance, ambition, and sporting excellence.

The 2025–26 road bicycle racing season reflects a powerful shift in the global cycling landscape, where opportunities are expanding beyond traditional strongholds and elite circles to include riders of diverse backgrounds, regions, and age groups.This period has marked a clear commitment by governing bodies, race organizers, and teams to make road cycling more inclusive, accessible, and sustainable for the future.

The 2025–26 season of professional road cycling has once again proven why the UCI WorldTour remains the pinnacle of the sport.Across continents and cultures, the world’s best riders have delivered performances that combine athletic excellence, tactical intelligence, and pure resilience.From early-season one-day Classics to the long, demanding Grand Tours, the racing has captured the imagination of fans and reinforced cycling’s global appeal

India is steadily emerging as a meaningful destination on the global road bicycle racing map, and the 2025–26 season represents an important turning point in this journey.For decades, cycling in India has been driven largely by grassroots enthusiasm, regional competitions, and a strong culture of endurance and resilience among riders.Now, with increased international attention and structured development, the country is stepping confidently onto a broader competitive stage.

The 2025 Road World Championships marked a defining milestone in the history of professional cycling as the event was hosted in Africa for the very first time.Held in Kigali, the championships symbolized not only sporting excellence but also the growing global inclusivity of road bicycle racing.For decades, the sport’s biggest events were concentrated mainly in Europe, but this championship demonstrated that cycling’s future is truly worldwide.

The 2025–26 season has marked an inspiring and transformative chapter in the history of road bicycle racing.Across continents, the sport has continued to evolve, blending tradition with innovation while reaching new audiences and celebrating athletic excellence.Riders, teams, and fans alike have witnessed a season defined not only by competition, but also by progress, inclusivity, and global expansion.