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Thomas Set To Target Worlds TT

Next stop Yorkshire for Tour runner-up

Who Will Be The Next Big Sprinter To Dominate At The Grand Tours?

Can’t see what Sam Bennett is doing wrong to be not picked for the Giro. Was brilliant last year. Can go up a hill, too! Sammy should be given more GT chances. Brian Messitt

Geoghegan Hart ‘can podium in a Grand Tour in the next three years'

British rider impresses in the Alps, writes Gregor Brown in Bolzano, Italy.

Patrick Sercu 1944-2019

Belgium’s Patrick Sercu was a sprinter who made the most of his talents both on track and road in the 1960s and ’70s, and was famous in particular for his record 88 six-day victories, many alongside Eddy Merckx (as pictured above, Sercu on left). After his retirement from racing in 1983 he went on to organise Ghent’s iconic six-day.

Five Ways To Give Your Club A Boost

Ride variety and stylish finery are the spice of UK cycling club life.

Dr Hutch

Want to start a war with cyclists? Tread very, very carefully, warns the Doc.

Dr Hutch

The Doc’s revelling in victory and anticipating anticlimaxes to come

Time Shoe

The radical footwear design that completed the clipless revolution

Dumoulin Takes It To Quintana

Dutchman proves tough to beat in the mountains 

Crashes Aplenty In Rain-Soaked Tour Series

Rain-Lashed Races Add Extra Drama

Dibben Takes First World Tour Victory

Sky neo-Pro wins Tour of California time trial

John Archibald Eyes Track Spot

Rising road star ready for the velodrome

Power To Weight- How Pros Find The Perfect Ratio

It’s an obvious equation: basic maths, simple physics. But achieving the perfect blend of power and low body weight is a complex science

Col d'Aubisque

First used in the Tour de France in 1910, this legendary Pyrenean climb has featured in the race over 70 times

Dimension Data Set To Decide Cavendish's Tour Fate

Question mark hangs of over Manxman's Grand Tour return

Curlew Cup Winner 'shocked' By Victory

Erskine takes win in the bunch sprint as Mason cements her series lead

Wiggle Northern Angel

A century ride in one of Britain’s most barren — and brutal — landscapes

Injured Martin Claws Back Time

Irishman makes brave stand for a podium placing

Sprinting Made Easy

The story behind Marcel Kittel’s dominance of the Tour’s sprint stages.

Let's Talk About Sex!

How to account for the gender performance gap?

Mad Summer Hare

Hop over to Warwickshire for a bushy-tailed bimble along quaint country lanes

Porte Spies Ways To Beat Froome To Tour Title

Australian optimistic about return from injury.

Should We Celebrate The Fall In Convictions For Serious Driving Offences?

DfT statistics give false cause for hope

Drops Cycling Eye Women's Worldtour Place

New sponsorship deal should see Brit team racing in the top tier

Welsh County Home Of UK's Fastest Riders, Strava Finds

Sports app gives fascinating, multi-layered insight into the nation’s riding patterns

Westra Reignites TUE Controversy

Ex-pro claims he gamed system during career

British Riders Shine In Challenging Tour De Yorkshire

Tanfield and Bibby star, as Greg Van Avermaet takes overall title

Rowe Carries Games Form On To Yorkshire

Brit takes second overall behind Megan Guarnier

Hunting For The Hidden Peaks

In what can only be described as a cyclist’s playground, Paul Knott heads out into the Peak District to pursue the climbs that you haven’t ridden but definitely should

Moser's 1988 Hour Bike

The Italian star’s machine bordered on the grotesque, but was it any good?