Retirements in 2019 — goodbye to the peloton’s working class heroes
While the long list of riders retiring in 2019 doesn't include major stars, some of the peloton's hardest workers and most loyal teammates are hanging up their race shoes.
While the long list of riders retiring in 2019 doesn't include major stars, some of the peloton's hardest workers and most loyal teammates are hanging up their race shoes.
The 33-year-old Dane previously rode for the team in 2016 before a one-year stint with Astana.
Matti Breschel and Pello Bilbao among four new signings announced by Astana on Wednesday
Matti Breschel talks about working for Oleg Tinkov, switching to Cannondale, aiming for Roubaix, and how the peloton has changed.
Two-time world championships medalist Matti Breschel will join Cannondale-Garmin in 2016 after three years with Tinkoff-Saxo.
While motorpacing on Friday, a driver in a car cuts off Matti Breschel and causes the former Danish champion to crash
Global Cycling Network takes a look at the mountains of new kit that Tinkoff-Saxo's Matti Breschel has at his disposal
Danish classics rider says he crashed hard Sunday after a mattress took out his front wheel
Danish rider claims the yellow jersey after winning stage 3
Katusha rider dashes to the finish line with 250 meters left to take the victory
The Saxo-Tinkoff speedsters hope to leave the other sprinters' trains in the station
We make our case for the main contenders in the Tour of Flanders field, and conclude that “Spartacus” is the man to beat
Some Specialized-sponsored riders, including Mark Cavendish and Vincenzo Nibali, wear new helmet at Milano-Sanremo
Danish classics man is back at home with Saxo-Tinkoff and is aiming for De Ronde, the classic he cherishes more than any other
Danish classics man returns to Riis' side
After 18 hard months, the most promising classics rider of 2010 is back to the front
COPENHAGEN (VN) — Matti Breschel will be on the wrong side of the fences for Sunday's elite men's road race after injuries sidelined him for a rare chance to race for the rainbow jersey on home roads.
From Gilbert to Cavendish, a look at the favorites for the elite men's road race.
Mark Renshaw re-ups with HTC-Columbia, while Matti Breschel leaves Saxo Bank to join Rabobank
Matti Breschel and Jakob Fuglsang remain in first and second overall going into the final time trial.