Cycling Weekly

European riding adventures in Portugal, Spain and Italy for the winter months

European adventures for the winter months

'Yorkshire was a once in a lifetime experience, unless you compete in Glasgow 2023': Katie Archibald column

Am I explicitly speaking to Scottish rider John Archibald who was gushing in interviews about his "once in a lifetime" opportunity? It's very possible.

Winter bikes: do you really need one?

We investigate whether a dedicated bike for the colder season is a necessity or a luxury, and ask do you really need a winter bike?

Investigation: Should you let data dictate your training?

Modern training apps claim to be able to monitor your form, fatigue and race-readiness by algorithm. But can artificial intelligence really know more than you about your body? Hannah Reynolds investigates

'I’ve been competing for air time on the family WhatsApp': Katie Archibald column

'What’s a win at the Poland GP when your brother is on the podium at the World Champs?'

Fast food: Katie Archibald column

'Oh yeah, of course, when Katie calls in for her take-away she always checks if I want something as well.'

As it happened: Rohan Dennis wins Yorkshire 2019 World Championships elite men's individual time trial

Recap live updates from the UCI Road World Championships elite men's time trial in Yorkshire

As it happened: Chloe Dygert smashes Yorkshire World Championships elite women's time trial

Recap live updates from the elite women's time trial at the UCI Road World Championships 2019

Tick off your first 100-mile event: tips to get you from 60 to 100-miles

Want to graduate from 60-mile rides to 100-milers? We show you how to do it

Keep it in perspective: How to avoid bike obsessiveness

Maintaining form and fitness as a cyclist demands a high level of commitment, which all too easily tips over into obsessiveness and a loss of perspective. Jim Cotton goes in search of bike-life harmony.

'I'd like to be a coach one day, I keep a little book of good and bad traits': Katie Archibald column

'Maybe it’s better if your boss is a meany all of the time and at least you know to brace'

Cycling Weekly - World Championships 2019 guide

Saddle comfort uncensored: 'I went under the knife to stay pain-free'

After months of grinning-and-bearing the agony of severe saddle sores, Paralympic cyclist Hannah Dines ended up under the surgeon’s knife

I asked for the performance sheets be changed from 'man one' to 'rider one': Katie Archibald column

'I just decided it was annoying, and no one would notice either way, so what’s the harm in having it this way?'

'Why do cyclists ride side by side?' - you asked Google, and we've got the answer

If there's one thing that cyclists do that annoys motorists more than anything else it's cycling side by side, but there are a number of reasons to do this.

The all-time list of British male pro road cyclists

Cavendish, Wiggins, Froome, Millar, Simpson, Boardman... Who's the greatest Briton on two wheels?

'So I asked, casually, if he’d ever tried blood doping': Katie Archibald column

'It’s not that I had such a loose grip on moral ethics that I thought cheating was OK, it’s simply that I was a moron'

'Fighting form': Katie Archibald column

'I’m never sure if it’s polite to say you aren’t on form. I hate to hear it from other people'

Could zapping the brain with electricity make hard efforts feel easier? We found out

In the never-ending quest for marginal gains, one WorldTour team has resorted to techniques straight from the pages of science fiction. Trevor Ward set off for the Alps to find out the truth

'Just let me finish...': Katie Archibald column

'I just did my first road race of the season. I got dropped a lot but I got cheered on a lot more'

Seven ways to stay motivated when you're taking a break from racing

If you're not currently racing, how can you keep the fire in your belly blazing to stay in shape and go on challenging yourself?

Eight most bizarre non-cycling injuries sustained by professional cyclists

From supermarket trolleys to virtual snowboards, the real world can be a dangerous place for pro riders

Luke Durbridge Tour de France column: Welcome to the party bus

'Earlier we pulled up at a service station and they didn't have any alcohol there, which was a bit of a problem'

A fan's guide to the Yorkshire World Championships: where to ride, watch, stay, eat

We've collected all the expert knowledge on the best places to ride and designed for routes for you to ride and then pull up and watch the action

Five reasons to ride the Mendips

Take a trip to the Mendips Area of Natural Beauty, to the South of Bristol and Bath