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'Incredibly dangerous and exhausting': retiring Ineos Grenadiers rider reflects on how bike racing has changed
Italy's Salvatore Puccio also details harsh modern training regimes and says the crashes on TV are just 'one per cent' of what goes on
By James Shrubsall Published
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Organiser of 'forbidden' track cycling series insists it 'will be implemented', apologises for launch delays
DerbyWheel president says series has experienced 'significant difficulties'
By Tom Davidson Published
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'You could just bully them out the sport, back to where they belong' – Luke Rowe says he used to make 'life hell' for ex-dopers in peloton
Welshman makes clear that he was no friend of banned riders returning
By Adam Becket Published
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Cycling TV and streaming guide
Everything you need to know about how to watch cycling online and on TV wherever you are in the world, with a schedule of races, events, and broadcasts this week.
By Patrick Fletcher Last updated
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I used to ride on my home trainer in my parents' shed – thanks to platforms like Zwift, indoor cycling no longer feels so lonely
Indoor training today isn't only a solo tale of suffering, but a chance for real connection
By Andy Carr Published
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'It's depriving us athletes' - German track cyclist calls out UCI for 'misconduct' after points scoring delay leads to missed medal
Roger Kluge says failure to update Madison scoreboard 'clearly influenced and distorted the race' at the last week's Track World Championships
By Tom Davidson Published
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Wout van Aert to lead group ride on ROUVY as part of series of pro livestreams on indoor training app
Indoor cycling app to host group ride and live Q&A with Belgian star
By Adam Becket Published
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Race with us tonight as we relaunch the Cycling Weekly Club Ten
Our weekly ten mile time trial on Zwift gets six new courses, meaning new course records are waiting to be set.
By Simon Richardson Published
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Look's new Keo Vision pedals are a simple idea done well - the real question is why hasn't anyone done this before?
Offered in two pedals models as well as kit, the built-in lights are said to increase rider visibility by 5.5 times compared to a seatpost mounted light
By Luke Friend Published
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An Adventure ride with a race bike fit – is this new stainless steel bike from Berlin inadvertently more exclusive than Berghain?
Whether queuing up for one of their exclusive clubs, or trying to find an adventure bike, you might find Berlin's tastes a little more exclusive than you'd like, but its not for the reason you think it is with this new gravel bike.
By Andy Carr Published
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I have ridden 30,000km in the last five years and I still managed to fall off my bike at a red light – we’re all the same as cyclists
A grazed knee and a wounded ego were the only injuries suffered
By Adam Becket Published
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Zwift launches biggest map expansion for five years with new New York routes
31km of new roads added to virtual cycling platform
By Adam Becket Published
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Strava adds Garmin attribution to activities after dropping legal action
Every device partner is now credited on your feed
By Adam Becket Published
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'There’s nothing wrong with the wheels': Chris King, Revel, Reynolds and others respond to FusionFiber supplier shutdown
Following the abrupt closure of CSS Composites, wheel brands move to reassure riders and outline replacement and warranty plans
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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Stranded on your e-bike? There’s now a rescue service for that
Seattle cyclist launches the AAA for e-bikes you didn’t know you needed
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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'We have the resources, tools and expertise to take this team to the very top of the sport' – Lidl-Trek now majority-owned by Lidl, aim to be best in the world
Contract signed between Lidl and Trek Bicycle for future of team
By Adam Becket Published
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It's indoor training week on Cycling Weekly
The clocks have gone back and the temperature has dropped, but that's no reason to stop riding.
By Simon Richardson Published
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'I'm not the most gifted rider but I've worked very hard for this' – Galler and MacFarlane conquer Bank Road at British National Hill-Climb Championships
Harry MacFarlane defends title, while Rachel Galler wins for first time
By Adam Becket Published
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'This is really not normal' – The Netherlands' Harrie Lavreysen makes history with four gold medals at Track World Championships
Olympic champion seals clean sweep in Chile
By Tom Davidson Published
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'Pretty crazy' – Katie Archibald and Maddie Leech win Madison gold on Track World Championships day four, Anna Morris defends individual pursuit crown
Great Britain double tally to four world titles on penultimate day in Chile
By Tom Davidson Published
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UCI Track Cycling World Championships 2025: Everything you need to know
Winners, medal table and riders to watch at the track champs in Santiago, Chile
By Simon Richardson Last updated
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'It went to plan' – Josh Tarling and Josh Charlton win gold for Great Britain on Track World Championships day three
British pair win the first world titles of their careers
By Tom Davidson Published
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Riders ready? Your guide to 2026's biggest gravel events and key registration dates
Here are the registration dates for gravel’s biggest events around the globe
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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'It doesn't get more quintessential than Ventoux' – climb's inclusion in Tour de France Femmes route will be 'massive' for race, says Zwift director
Kate Veronneau expects GC fireworks in next August's edition
By Tom Davidson Published
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2026 L'Étape du Tour de France and L'Étape du Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift to tackle iconic Tour climbs
The official 2026 Tour sportives will be tough rides as ever
By Adam Becket Published
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The Friday cycling quiz: How well do you know track cycling?
Test your track cycling knowledge with our latest weekly quiz
By Tom Davidson Published
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Tadej Pogačar 'vastly superior' to Eddy Merckx, says retiring WorldTour star – for reasons you might not have thought of
There is little doubt in Michael Woods's mind who is best between the Cannibal and Pogi
By James Shrubsall Published
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Swiss Side rolls over and adds a UCI-compliant 65mm deep option to its Hadron range but the rebellious amongst you can still buy the illegal 68mm
With its Hadron 680 wheels banned from UCI road races from the new year onwards it answers back with what it claims is a lighter, faster and more stable model
By Luke Friend Published
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'I just didn't have the legs' – GB's Katie Archibald scores silver on day two of the Track World Championships, Emma Finucane relegated out of sprint title defence
Great Britain add two more medals to tally in Santiago
By Tom Davidson Published
