Cycling News

Tom Boonen wins the opening stage of the Tour of Qatar as Britain's Mark Cavendish makes his Team Sky debut.

US prosecutors close an investigation into allegations of criminal conduct over doping claims in a cycle team partly owned by former Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong.

Great Britain and Australia announce full-strength teams for February's London stage of track cycling's World Cup.

London plans to host a one-day professional road race to rival classic events such as the Paris-Roubaix.

Ross Edgar may not recover from injury in time to star alongside Sir Chris Hoy and Jason Kenny at next month's London World Cup.

Sam Harrison misses out on an individual medal ride after helping Britain's pursuit team to fourth at the Track World Cup in Beijing.

Sarah Storey is selected for the Great Britain team sprint at next month's Para-Cycling Track World Championships in Los Angeles.

British track cyclist Jason Kenny is promoted to world sprint champion after Gregory Bauge is suspended for drug test infringements.

Bradley Wiggins admits there are legitimate moral reasons why fellow Briton David Millar should not be allowed to race at London 2012.

Team Sky announce their squad for 2012, with Mark Cavendish joining seven other new signings for the team's third season.