Chris Marshall-Bell
A freelance sports journalist and podcaster, you'll mostly find Chris's byline attached to news scoops, profile interviews and feature writing across a variety of different publications. He has been writing regularly for Cycling Weekly since 2013.
Previously a ski, hiking and cycling guide in a number of places, but mostly in the Canadian Rockies and Spanish Pyrenees, he almost certainly holds the record for the most number of interviews conducted from snowy mountains.
He lives in Valencia, Spain.
Latest articles by Chris Marshall-Bell
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Remco Evenepoel is shutting people up as Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl admit to being surprised by his form
The Belgian's team have stood up to the challenge as well as the Vuelta a España leader himself
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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Card game tantrums, altitude hotels and steep climbs: how Vuelta a España leader Remco Evenepoel prepared for glory
Evenepoel has based himself across Europe to prepare himself for what he believes is a genuine chance of winning the Vuelta
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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'I need a good ice cream tonight': Remco Evenepoel on loving life as leader of the Vuelta a España
It's all sunshine and smiles for the Belgian - even if there's pitfalls to avoid in the coming days
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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Ethan Hayter confident of stage wins in Vuelta a España that is 'more relaxed than other races'
The Briton is making his Grand Tour debut but has yet to threaten in any stages
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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How the WorldTour relegation battle is negatively impacting racing: 'Cycling shouldn't be like this'
Chasing points means that riders are being forced to change how and where they race
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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We better get familiar with watching Jay Vine win bike races
The Australian now leads the Vuelta's mountain classification
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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It's time we had a serious, adult discussion about cycling's appalling impact on the environment so here are eight achievable proposals
No more pretending that we care; it's time to implement these measures to make an actual difference
By Chris Marshall-Bell Last updated
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Mads Pedersen to miss World Championships: 'I'm close to reaching the limit'
Pedersen joins Jonas Vingegaard in deciding not to represent Denmark at the forthcoming Worlds
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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Remco Evenepoel on his storming stage six performance at Vuelta a España: 'It was not really planned to attack'
The Belgian plays down talk of him holding the lead all the way to Madrid
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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Fred Wright: Imagine if I don't win my first Grand Tour stage for another 10 years?
The Briton has been one of the most combative riders of the entire summer
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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Marc Soler vindicates move away from Movistar with memorable Vuelta a España stage win
Soler secured his second ever Vuelta win and his first for UAE-Team Emirates
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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Jake Stewart: 'I've proven I have the legs to win a Vuelta a España stage'
The Briton helped his teammate Rudy Molard into the leader's jersey by two seconds
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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Primož Roglič answers doubters with dominant Vuelta a España stage win: 'It's really just the beginning'
Jumbo-Visma have now led this year's race with four different leaders
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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'The Tour and festivities demanded a lot from him': Jonas Vingegaard takes extended break to recover from Tour de France triumph
It remains unknown when the Dane will next take to a startline
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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Rapha Brevet bib shorts review - perfect for endurance rides
Rapha has done the brevet name proud, with shorts that excel in the endurance events they take their name from
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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Rapha Men's Brevet Jersey review - a modern take on a classic design
The retro look doesn't mean ancient quality, appealing to a wide spectrum of riders
By Chris Marshall-Bell Last updated
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Should cyclists be worried about skin damage? All you need to know about protecting yourself from harmful rays
As high summer approaches, promising long hours of sun-drenched cycling, here’s what you need to know about the dangers posed by the sun and how to reduce the risk
By Chris Marshall-Bell Last updated
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Adam Yates and Ineos Grenadiers discuss contract extension with Briton not assured of same Grand Tour opportunities
The Briton joined Ineos Grenadiers two years ago and is thought to be attracting interest from elsewhere
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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Rapha Classic Shoes review
Style and elegance is guaranteed, but try before you buy
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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Bahrain Victorious manager defends team after Tour de France raids: 'You will always have jealous people'
The team failed to win a stage of the Tour de France but came close on a number of occasions
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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Geraint Thomas proves doubters wrong with another Tour de France podium: 'Deep down I knew I could still be good'
It's been a tumultuous three-year journey back to the Tour podium for Thomas
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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Symptomatic Chris Froome signed on for Tour de France stage start while awaiting PCR test result
The four-time winner was encouraged to sign on by the race organiser and withdrew from the race minutes after
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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Faster, scarier... better? Imagining a Tour de France raced on tandems
Christian Prudhomme, the Tour de France's race director, will surely accept the idea in time for the 2023 edition
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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Tour de France sprinters foiled yet again: 'With finals like this it's not really a bunch sprint'
The fast men have not had much luck in the 2022 edition
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published