British rider Steve Lampier hospitalised after van pulled out on him
British rider Steve Lampier has been hospitalised after a crash with a van while training.
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‘It will make you fitter, happier, and safer’: Jeremy Vine nails why cycling needs more support
The hostility cyclists face out on the roads and in the media can sometimes feel overwhelming.
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Tom Dumoulin wants to ride Paris-Roubaix in future ‘like Bradley Wiggins’
Tom Dumoulin says he one day wants to ride Paris-Roubaix ‘like Bradley Wiggins’.
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Tweets of the Week: Elinor Barker, Phil Gaimon, Alex Dowsett and more
Well we're still not through the coronavirus pandemic, but it seems like things are moving in the right direction in much of the world.
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Cycling club secretary left with broken back after crash believes he was deliberately hit by driver
A cycling club secretary left with a broken back in a hit and run believes he was deliberately knocked off by the driver.
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British Olympic squad back to training on the track after lockdown lay-off
The British Olympic team have returned to the track after they were forced to take a break due to coronavirus.
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Peter Sagan likely to skip Paris-Roubaix and the Tour of Flanders this year
Peter Sagan may skip Paris-Roubaix and the Tour of Flanders for the first time since 2013 due to the condensed 2020 calendar.
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Mark Cavendish’s chances of being selected for Tour de France hurt by lack of racing, says Rod Ellingworth
Mark Cavendish’s hopes of a Tour de France comeback have been hurt by coronavirus, his boss has said.
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Chris Froome says Team Ineos will have three leaders at the Tour de France 2020
Chris Froome says Team Ineos will take three leaders to the 2020 Tour de France.
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Cycling world hits back after columnist says its ‘tempting’ to injure cyclists with wire traps
It’s a familiar story that cyclists will no doubt be tired of, but another newspaper columnist has decided bike riders are an easy target for their latest provocative tired.
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Spanish pro falls victim to €10,000 bike theft
A Spanish pro has fallen victim to bike thieves, who jumped the wall to his house and stole €10,000 (almost £9,000) worth of kit.
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Ridley and Merckx bikes considering ending team sponsorships, according to reports
The company behind Ridley and Merckx bikes is considering ending its team sponsorships.
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Tyler Hamilton suggests Lance Armstrong still hasn’t told the whole truth in new documentary
Tyler Hamilton has suggested Lance Armstrong still hasn’t told the whole truth in a revealing new documentary.
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Huge spike in fitness app use as time spent on Strava triples during lockdown
Lockdown has seen countless changes in this country, but one major change is the time people are spending on fitness apps likes Strava and MapMyRun.
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How you can use your indoor trainer to ride in Grand Theft Auto
The last few months have forced cyclists everywhere to rethink how they ride and train, which has resulted in some fascinating innovations.
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NHS staff ‘stopped cycling to work through Richmond Park’ due to abuse
NHS staff have been discouraged from cycling to work through Richmond Park because of the abuse they face, according to the London Cycling Campaign .
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Cyclist rescued from water after crashing into canal and calling for help for an hour
A cyclist was rescued from a canal after he crashed into the water and called for help for an hour.
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Scott Foil Premium
The Scott Foil 10 Disc continues our love affair with Scott's aero bike. It has always been one of our favourite machines, each time that we’ve tested it
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Banning cyclists from Richmond Park not justified, says London Cycling Campaign
The banning of cyclists from Richmond Park has been condemned by the London Cycling Campaign, who say the decision was not justified.
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Tweets of the Week: Mark Cavendish's birthday, Mo Salah on a bike and Jolanda Neff changes the game
Cycling social media has given us some very special moments this year, as it's been one of the main ways we've been able to stay in contact with the pros.
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TUEs don’t help you win an Olympic medal, according to anti-doping study
Using a banned substance through TUEs will not make you more likely to win an Olympic medal, according to a new anti-doping study.
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Doubts around Tour de France for Colombian pros as country extends flying ban
The Tour de France was thrown into doubt for Colombian pros as the government extended the ban on flying until September.
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What councils across the UK are doing to get more people on bikes during lockdown
Cyclists were given reason to be cautiously optimistic earlier this month when the government announced a major investment in two-wheeled transport as the country looks to easing lockdown.
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Using phones, excessive speeds and increased numbers among reasons cyclists banned from Richmond Park during lockdown
Staff at London’s Richmond Park witnessed cyclists using their phones, excessive speeds and an increase number of riders, prior to the closure during the coronavirus lockdown.
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‘Blindsided and heartbroken’ – EF Pro Cycling rider’s former team shocked after suspected doping positive
The former team of EF Pro Cycling rider Luis Villalobos say they are “blindsided and heartbroken” by his suspected doping positive.
