Latest articles by Adam Becket
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British Continental team saved after manager emailed a company he saw on the side of a lorry
Pro-Noctis-200º Coffee-Hargreaves Contracting's existence was endangered, but saved after their manager contacted Smurfit Westrock
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Rapha appoints former Team Sky boss as new CEO to 'guide' clothing brand into 'its next chapter'
The former CEO of Team Sky will now head up British cycling brand
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'The only bike I had was a Brompton, the one I'd been run over on': Meet the man who rode 367 miles in 24 hours, on a folding bike
Nick Clarke bounced back from being hit by a car driver to competing at the National 24-hour Time Trial Championships last weekend
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The Olympic road race peloton will be small - but that's a good thing
The reduced bunch will look odd to seasoned viewers of elite cycling, but the Paris road races are going to be a spectacle
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Paris Olympics individual time trial start times - men's and women's
The best riders against the clock take to the streets of Paris on Saturday 27 July
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It's time to stop expecting so much of Ineos Grenadiers at the Tour de France
The British team are always under pressure to match their past best, but it’s not going to happen anytime soon
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Tadej Pogačar to skip Olympics road race
Tour de France champion was originally selected as part of four-man Slovenia team
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'Even if I never come back to the Tour de France I will be satisfied': Tadej Pogačar revels in third victory
Three Tour de France wins before turning 26, the Giro-Tour double, the suggestion of a triple crown. Records tumble for the Slovenian
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Tadej Pogačar: 'There will always be doubts... but cycling is the cleanest sport'
Tour de France champion addresses critics, saying it would be "super stupid" to dope
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How much prize money was on offer at the 2024 Tour de France?
There is around €2.3 million up for grabs in the 2024 race
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'You always need to go for the victory if you can' - Insatiable Tadej Pogačar won't stop winning at Tour de France
The Slovenian says that he was "at the limit" on the final climb of stage 20
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UCI President: It's good people are asking doping questions at Tour de France
David Lappartient says more needs to be invested in anti-doping research
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'At this level, the win is what matters' - Matteo Jorgenson gutted with second on Tour de France stage 19
The American looked like he was set for a first stage win on Friday, only to be passed by Tadej Pogačar
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Remco Evenepoel on Tadej Pogačar: He's not the same as us
Belgian was unable to follow Tadej Pogačar's attack on the climb to Isola 2000 on Friday
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'Now the fight is over': Jonas Vingegaard concedes Tour de France battle for yellow, but still aims for second
He might not win this year's race, but the Dane could still finish second, mere months after being seriously injured in a crash
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'I was there first, I left last': Victor Campenaerts spent nine weeks at altitude for Tour de France stage win
The Belgian has put everything into this one goal over the past seven months, and it paid off
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Much ado about nothing, or a serious problem? Covid at the Tour de France
It's mask on time, but the vibe is one of acceptance from many teams at the race
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'Mission accomplished': Remco Evenepoel cements Tour de France podium spot
The Soudal Quick-Step rider says his "main goal" is not to take time on Jonas Vingegaard or Tadej Pogačar, despite dropping the pair on Wednesday
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Spare a thought for the sprinters: With five stages left, the Tour de France is now an uphill battle for the fast men
It's now a game of survival rather than victory as the Tour heads to its Alpine conclusion
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End of an era: Witnessing Mark Cavendish's last ever Tour de France sprint
The Astana Qazaqstan rider finished 17th in Nîmes in what is almost definitely his last ever sprint at the Tour. Cycling Weekly was there to see it
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Why does the Giro d'Italia Women still happen at the same time as the Tour de France Hommes?
One of the most important women’s bike races, at exactly the same time as the biggest bike race in the world. What could go wrong?
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'I'm not disappointed and I don't regret anything': Jonas Vingegaard fights on at Tour de France despite time loss
The Visma-Lease a Bike rider lost time again for a second consecutive day in the Pyrenees on Sunday, but will keep challenging
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Investigating the one event that threatens to overshadow the Tour de France: The final of Euro 2024
England's men have not got to a final since, oh, 2021, and it's preoccupying some in France
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Fan who threw crisps at Tadej Pogačar and Jonas Vingegaard at Tour de France arrested - reports
The rider's union also threatens to take legal action against the spectator for the potato or maize-based incident
