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World Championship Road Race Betting Preview

The World Championship elite men’s road race this year could be one of the most intriguing races for a long time with opportunities for a wh...

The Vuelta opens with a 27.4km TTT from Vilanova de Arousa along the Galician coast to Sanxenxo. It is a pretty flat, non-technical course t...

Unlike the Tour de France, the winner of the points classification in the Vuelta is usually one of the leading GC contender. There are few p...

The final Grand Tour of the year gets underway on Saturday with a 27km time-trial from Vilanova de Arousa to Sanxenxo in Galicia. In total, ...

As expected, the breakaway stayed away on Stage 14 with Matteo Trentin outsprinting Michael Albasini and Andrew Talansky to take the victory...

Stage 13 was meant to be a simple sprint stage. 150km or so or fairly dreary racing with the likes of Argos Shimano, Lotto-Belisol and Omega...

As expected, Stage 11 was won by Tony Martin, but arguably it was Chris Froome that put in the most impressive performance, finishing just 1...

Stage 10 saw Marcel Kittel take his second victory of the Tour as he came from behind to pip Andre Greipel on the line. Mark Cavendish was a...

Stage 9 turned into a far more exciting stage than expected, whilst still managing to disappoint slightly by the end. Most expected a quiet ...

After the first mountain stage, many are suggesting that the Tour de France could already be decided and it would be a brave man to disagree...

Cannondale rode Stage 7 to absolute perfection, dropping the likes of Cavendish and Greipel, then delivering Peter Sagan to the ideal positi...

Stage 6 ended in a bunch sprint as expected, but we were right to look to take on Mark Cavendish. It is difficult to justify any rider being...

As expected, stage 5 ended in a bunch sprint, which was won by Mark Cavendish. Marcel Kittel was caught up in a crash around 15km from the f...

The team time-trial in Stage 4 saw another good result for us as Orica GreenEdge won the stage by just 0.75 seconds ahead of Omega Pharma Qu...

Stage 3 fortunately panned out precisely as anticipated. Pierre Rolland attacked on the final climb to collect the mountain points, the pelo...