Former pro Greg Henderson explains how Zwift has revolutionised the way pros, and everyone, train indoors
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Becky James: Finding the right balance between life and cycling
Becky James stunned the cycling world in August by announcing her retirement, aged just 25. Here was one of Britain’s — one of the world’s, in fact — fastest female…
Mining for talent: How the Junior Tour of Wales uncovers the next generation of stars
The Junior Tour of Wales has an uncanny knack of churning out winners who do well in the pro ranks. What’s the secret of its success?
Why the Tour of Britain is still one of the most unique races on the calendar
The Tour of Britain still remains one of the best races to work on a visit
Teams split over Tour de France route: did it make for interesting racing, or are more summit finishes needed?
This year’s Tour de France route was designed to stop Chris Froome and Team Sky from dominating – and the intention paid off, according to sports directors.
Warren Barguil: Future Tour de France winner?
Warren Barguil has been one of the most impressive riders at the 2017 Tour de France, but is he destined for the maillot jaune one day?
Dan Martin’s hopes of winning Tour de France ‘probably over’ after losing time in crosswinds
Dan Martin has said his dreams of taking the Tour de France yellow jersey are very likely over after he lost 51 seconds in the crosswinds on stage 16.
Lizzie Deignan explains how she won the national title for a fourth time in seven years
Lizzie Deignan explained that she had to force a reduced selection to win the road race at British National Championships for a fourth time.
‘Grand Tour riders will become more valuable with eight rider teams’
Team directors say reduced teams will make selection even harder for Grand Tours
British elite team VCUK-Champions System plots route to WorldTour
The manager of the British junior team, alumni of which include Adam and Simon Yates, has outlined plans to start a WorldTour squad, possibly as early as 2019.
Portsmouth ditches 2019 Tour de France Grand Départ plans
Portsmouth City Council is no longer pursuing the 2019 Tour de France Grand Départ
Laura Kenny fears that public perception of TUEs could put youngsters off sport
Laura Kenny is concerned that the negative press and hostility to TUEs could put younger sportspeople off their chosen activity if they require medical substances
Three Italian team managers found not guilty of ‘pay to race’ claims
Gianni Savio, Angelo Citracca and Bruno Reverberi have been cleared of the pay-to-race claims, alleged by seven riders including Elia Viviani
Ireland’s first velodrome in doubt despite planning permission approved 20 months ago
The €8m project, that would see Ireland have its first indoor velodrome, is in doubt with construction work yet to begin
Extra security meant Bern’s hosting of Tour de France cost £500,000 more than expected
Tour de France cost Swiss capital of Bern more that it thought it would
‘Cycling needs someone like Oleg Tinkov with a bit of personality. He will be missed’
Adam Blythe says cycling will miss Oleg Tinkov who is pulling his sponsorship from the sport
British Cycling says it would be ‘impossible’ and ‘illogical’ for Portsmouth to host the Tour de France in 2019
The governing body scuppered the south coast city's plans in light of Yorkshire being awarded the World Championships
Peter Graham: The man who raced and beat five world champions
Cycling Weekly visited Peter Graham, a man with a habit of beating world champions
Geraint Thomas reflects on missed opportunities in Tour of Flanders
Not making the decisive break disappointed Geraint Thomas who targeted the win at the Tour of Flanders
Giant-Alpecin mechanic hit by Etixx-QuickStep car taken to hospital
The incident occurred early on in the Tour of Flanders, when the Giant-Alpecin mechanic became trapped under the front of the Etixx-QuickStep car
Cycling Weekly March 24 2016 issue
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Chris Lawless ‘needs to aim for stage wins’ in Tour of Normandy
JLT-Condor manager John Herety says the squad's Chris Lawless should be aiming for victories to attract the attention of Pro Continental teams
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