Astana rider Jakob Fuglsang has denied working with banned doctor Michele Ferrari following reports claiming he has been investigated for training with Lance Armstrong’s former medic. Danish outlets Politiken and DR and Norway’s VG claim to have a leaked 2019 Cycling Anti-Doping Foundation (CADF) report that alleges Fuglsang has been seen working with Ferrari. It

Mark Cavendish will make first appearance for Bahrain-McLaren at the Saudi Tour this week, the team has announced. Cavendish signed for the WorldTour squad over the winter after spending four years with Dimension Data. The 34-year-old Manxman is targeting his first victory on the road since the start of the 2018 season. The five-day Saudi

Jaco van Gass claimed victory in the men’s C3 scratch and omnium events as Great Britain won four golds on the final day of the Para-cycling Track World Championships in Canada. The 33-year-old rode a lap clear to triumph in the scratch, sealing the overall omnium title in the process. Sophie Thornhill and Helen Scott

Great Britain’s Tom Pidcock won a silver medal in the men’s elite race at the World Cyclo-cross Championships in Dubendorf, Switzerland. In his first ride at a senior World Championships, the 20-year-old finished one minute 20 seconds behind the Netherlands’ Mathieu van der Poel, who also won in 2015 and 2019. Pidcock won the under-23

2020 UCI Para-cycling Track World Championships Dates: 30 January-2 February Venue: Milton, Canada Coverage: Daily reports on the BBC Sport website. Watch live coverage here. Sarah Storey successfully defended her C5 individual pursuit and scratch race titles as Great Britain won five golds on day three of the Para-cycling Track World Championships in Milton, Canada.

Ceylin Alvarado pips her Dutch compatriot in an incredibly tight finish in the women’s elite race at the UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships in Dubendorf, Switzerland. The UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships continue on Sunday 2 February from 11:55 GMT – watch live on BBC Sport website and iPlayer. Available to UK users only.

2020 UCI Para-cycling Track World Championships Dates: 30 January-2 February Venue: Milton, Canada Coverage: Daily reports on the BBC Sport website. Watch live coverage here. Britain’s Jaco van Gass won C3 kilo time trial gold at the Para-cycling Track World Championships in Canada. The 33-year-old, who was born in South Africa, was crowned world champion

2020 UCI Para-cycling Track World Championships Dates: 30 January-2 February Venue: Milton, Canada Coverage: Daily reports on the BBC Sport website. Watch live coverage here. Jody Cundy won Britain’s first gold medal of the Para-cycling Track World Championships in Milton, Canada. The 16-time track world champion, 41, clocked one minute 5.087 seconds to win the

UCI Cyclo-Cross World Championships 2020 Coverage: BBC Red Button, Sport website, app and connected TV Saturday 1 Feb: Men’s U-23 race 11:50-13:15 Elite Women’s race: 13:50-15:05, replay 17:25-18:40 (not Red Button) Sunday 2 Feb: Elite Men’s race: 13:20-15:00 (not Red Button) Tom Pidcock, Beth Crumpton and Evie Richards will lead the charge for Great Britain

2020 UCI Para-cycling Track World Championships Dates: 30 January-2 February Venue: Milton, Canada Coverage: Daily reports on the BBC Sport website. Watch live coverage via http://www.uci.org/ It was during his second tour to Afghanistan, two weeks away from returning home, that Jaco van Gass was hit by a rocket-propelled grenade. Its devastation was instant. Van

Britain’s Laura Kenny and Neah Evans won Madison gold at the UCI Track Cycling World Cup in Milton, Canada. Four-time Olympic champion Kenny, 27, and Evans, 29, clinched the title ahead of Belgium in second place, with the United States in third. Their British team-mate Ethan Hayter placed fourth in the men’s omnium in Milton,

Britain’s Matthew Holmes won the final stage of the Tour Down Under as Australia’s Richie Porte sealed the overall title for the second time. Tasmanian Porte, 34, has won the Willunga Hill stage in the past six editions of the tour but was beaten up the climb by Lotto-Soudal rider Holmes. Porte trailed Daryl Impey

Ella Barnwell, 19, enjoyed a double victory on day two of the National Track Championships in Manchester. The Welsh cyclist added the scratch race title to the national omnium crown she won in October, finishing ahead of Josie Knight and Jenny Holl. Those three riders teamed up with Anna Docherty, Anna Shackley to win the

John Archibald successfully defended his individual pursuit title on the opening day at the National Track Championships in Manchester. Josie Knight defeated Anna Morris to capture the women’s individual pursuit. Six-time Olympic champion Jason Kenny rode the qualifying round as Team Inspired won gold in the team sprint. The championships continue on Saturday when the

Britain’s Simon Yates finished third on stage three of the Tour Down Under despite racing with a knee injury following a crash on stage two. Yates almost missed the start of the stage because of the issue but finished five seconds behind Australian winner Richie Porte on the climb to Paracombe. Porte’s win gave him

Four-time Tour de France winner Chris Froome is set to return to competitive racing in February at the UAE Tour, eight months after a high-speed crash. The Team Ineos rider is training again after being seriously injured during the Criterium du Dauphine last June. The Briton, 34, will compete at the UAE Tour from 23-29

Irish national Road Race champion Sam Bennett leads the Tour Down Under after winning a tight sprint finish in Tuesday’s first stage. The Waterford rider, 29, edged out Belgium’s Jasper Philipsen by half a bike at the end of the 150km stage. It is the perfect start to the new season for Bennett, in his

Geraint Thomas is making the Tour de France his “big goal” for 2020 as he looks to win a second yellow jersey. Thomas, the 2018 champion, finished second behind Team Ineos team-mate Egan Bernal at the 2019 race and the duo have been named co-leaders this year. Wales’ Thomas, 33, said: “I want to go