
Chris Sidwells
Chris has written thousands of articles for magazines, newspapers and websites throughout the world. He’s written 25 books about all aspects of cycling in multiple editions and translations into at least 25
different languages. He’s currently building his own publishing business with Cycling Legends Books, Cycling Legends Events, cyclinglegends.co.uk, and the Cycling Legends Podcast
Latest articles by Chris Sidwells
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'I liked to smoke a cigarette during the Tour de France, it calmed my nerves': Cycling nutrition before bread and waterEarly bike racers shunned bread and water in favour of steak and booze. Chris Sidwells pulls up a seat at the retro banquet
By Chris Sidwells Published
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Sean Yates and the Catford CC-Equipe Banks teamWith more than 30 years as a top racer and directeur sportif, Sean Yates is one of the most sought after coaches in cycling
By Chris Sidwells Published
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Icons of cycling: The casquetteThe casquette is a small piece of kit with a huge history
By Chris Sidwells Published
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Brian Cookson: Team Sky is failing UK talentUCI president and former member of the team's operating board says homegrown riders are not being developed by the squad.
By Chris Sidwells Published
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How they used to train: Eddy Merckx's chain gangHe might have been the greatest male road racer ever, but Eddy Merckx also built one of the best teams ever. So how did prepare them to race?
By Chris Sidwells Published
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British rider goes for Strava world recordRichard Nutt from Rotherham looking to clock up the most kilometres during June on ride logging website Strava
By Chris Sidwells Published
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Icons of cycling: Condor CyclesWe delve into the history of one of the oldest and most famous bike shops in the country
By Chris Sidwells Published
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Vic Sutton: British climber who was ahead of his timeIn the golden era of cycling, one talented British climber proved he was ahead of his time in pursuit of the KoM crown
By Chris Sidwells Published
