You don't need to be an 'investor' to invest in Singletrack: 6 days left: 95% of target - Find out more
I'd quite like to follow road cycling this year. Any recommendations on good sites to get race results, upcoming races, rosters, points, signings etc
INRNG.COM is a great start point.
CyclingTips is goo as well, though they've limited the number of articles you can read without a subscription.
Cyclingnews is worth a look too.
Road.cc for general stuff, not racing specific.
Cyclingnews and Cyclingtips already mentioned.
https://www.procyclingstats.com/
I knew nothing about road racing but I found that listening to the Cycling Podcast was great for getting the background and a bit of insight into how the whole sport works.
Domestic stuff - British Cycling and/or Velo UK
https://www.britishcycling.org.uk/
https://www.velouk.net/
BC, you can create a free account on there and then customise the webpage a bit to focus more on road stuff. Velo UK is riddled with annoying adverts but it does have a comprehensive results page.
For international stuff, the UCI calendar https://www.uci.org/ is the best place to start, you can filter by country, region, type of race (Classics, Grand Tours etc) and there are usually links there to each individual race too. UCI has a channel on YouTube too - some stuff gets live-streamed depending on region / geo-restrictions, some races appear afterwards and for the bigger ones there's normally a highlights package comes online later.
CyclingNews and Inner Ring https://inrng.com/ both good for more in-depth and sometimes quirky articles, blog posts, news that you wouldn't hear through the normal channels.
EuroSport and GCN Race Pass for watching most of it. EuroSport's online streaming can be more comprehensive than their TV service. GCN Race Pass I think is about £40/year but they did an introductory offer a while ago, maybe that still applies to new subscribers?
As above, plus there are often interesting insights and stories in https://www.rouleur.cc/
Cyclingweekly is good, but can be a bit samey as others' content.
In my opinion:
Cycling tips and the cycling podcast have the best in depth coverage.
Inrng has good sporadic coverage but no womens coverage. The guy is a legend but it is niche and only really worth it for the grand tour coverage.
Best general coverage is cycling news and cycling weekly. Cycling news has live text feeds during many races.
Thanks all for the suggestions - plenty to get stuck into.
Cyclingtips is by far the best and most entertaining. It does have a paywall after three articles a month but you can get round this if you browse in incognito mode.
https://www.youtube.com/c/ChrisHornerCycling/videos
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCygx6ccHSmccJWJ-FVmaP1A/videos
At about 10:00 in