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From Alsace to Girona: a tale of the unex'spec'ted

Laverick's still his team's blue-eyed boy

Dominant Archibald return for at National 10

Scot takes men's prize while Kate Allan is the women's victor

Van Aert shows Worlds promise

Belgian outsprints breakaway companions, with Mavi García taking women’s race

Relaxed Remco eyes a rest-day gelato

Belgian caps off a commanding first week at the Vuelta

WATT WORKS FOR ME - Owain Doull

After his Tour de France debut, the Welsh EF Education-Easy Post professional talks weight management and cross training

Dr Hutch

The start of the Vuelta brings us neatly to one of the key questions for any cycling fan. Which is your favourite Grand Tour?

Kaiser Wilhelm II Silver Jubilee

8 June, 1913

WIV-SUNGOD BLUE BROTHERS

UK road team Wiv-Sun God is aiming to go up to ProTeam level after an exceptional year of results at home and abroad

THE WIGHT STUFF

With Britain’s biggest bike race, the Tour of Britain, making its first foray onto the Isle of Wight, local cyclist and journalist Jack Elton-Walters took on the route of the race’s final, decisive stage to see what the Island has to offer

THE HUB

All the news you might have missed from the last seven days

National 10-Mile Championship

Saturday 27 August & Sunday 28 August Yorkshire, UK

ELINOR BARKER

Why we should ask pro riders about parenthood

Dan Bigham smashes the Hour record

Riding on a Swiss velodrome Bigham has set an astonishing new one-hour distance over 34 miles.

Ribble-Weldtite’s future uncertain

British team in search for more cash to cover rising costs

Smith's Ryedale triumph

Home rider Abi Smith takes National Series win as Saint Piran take one-two in the men's race

Sam Bennett back in form with two in two at the Vuelta

Irishman back to his best as he targets green points jersey

Garmin Venu 2 Plus £399.99

The Venu 2 Plus supports ANT+ and Bluetooth smart sensors, as you'd expect.

Autumnal World Champs causes selection headaches

Cycling Weekly 5 October, 1996

RECOVERY AIDS - RANKED & RATED

Training gains take effect as we recover – a process that countless products claim to enhance. But which ones really work? Chris Sidwells analyses the evidence

Grande Boucle Féminine Internationale 2001

The Spanish rider would go on to finish the race with a lead of over three minutes.

Dr Hutch

This summer's sweltering temperatures could be a portent of a particularly traumatic winter of riding, suggests the Doc

Three's peak

Three women, three peaks, one target: to hike up and down each mountain, cycling from one to the next, in record time. CW finds out how they got on

THE HUB

All the news you might have missed from the last seven days

Road respect is better but online is another story

It only takes one person to utter the word cyclist before you have a comments section full of hatred.

Hayter and Gloag head GB attack at Tour de l'Avenir

The U23 Giro winner explains GB have plenty of fire power

Egan Bernal returns to racing

Colombian makes post-crash debut at the Tour of Denmark

Races need to offer better dopamine hits

"May the odds always be in your favour" - starting with a quote from the Hunger Games may seem apt given all that's happening in the world, but is domestic racing seeing the odds turn against it?

Dr Hutch

The Doc, according to his own lexicon, is a Satisfied Cyclist. His riding companion, Bernard, however, is cut from a more sadistic cloth

7 Everests, 7 days One man's ups with the downs

Chris Hall put it all on the line when he undertook a monster seven Everests in seven days. He speaks to James Shrubsall about exactly what it took, physically and mentally

I THINK WE HAVE REACHED PEAK ROUTE

With no desire to jump on the Everesting bandwagon, DANA SNERTARANA Simon Warren plotted a lockdown route that rivals the UK's toughest sportives