Latest articles by Edward Pickering
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EYEWITNESS: MEN'S ROAD RACE
Cycling Weekly sits on the Great Wall and watches the action unfold
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Grand départ: Too many spills and not enough thrills
The opening day of the Tour was eagerly anticipated. Unfortunately, a hectic run-in to Les Herbiers left many riders counting the cost.
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The Giro’s TTT: survival of the weakest
Just how important is the team time trial to the ambitions of the overall contenders? Less so than you might think.
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Jens Voigt sets new Hour Record
Jens Voigt closes career with new World Hour Record of 51.115km
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Jens Voigt Hour Record: “I’m planning on riding 50-something kilometres”
Jens Voigt holds press conference on eve of his attempt at the Hour Record in Switzerland
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Brailsford addresses doctor dilemma: we are 100 per cent clean
During the Tour's first rest day Cycle Sport asked Dave Brailsford about the role of Dr Geert Leinders at Team Sky
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BMC: crunch time in Flanders
The world’s richest team is banking on a good performance at the Tour of Flanders, after a quiet start to the season.
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A tale of two climbs: Sky showed both strength and vulnerability in the Vosges and Jura mountains
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MILLAR JOINS TEAM MATES AT SLIPSTREAM
British champion in Colorado for pre-season training camp with new team
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Wiggins avoids the cull on fateful Friday
Bradley Wiggins and Team Sky will breathe a sigh of relief as they enter the second week of the Tour with their yellow jersey ambitions unscathed
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It's not that easy being green
The points classification of the 2011 Tour has turned into a fascinating battle of racing styles.
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Le Gourmet de France
One man's culinary journey at Le Tour. Lionel Birnie documents the Tour one meal at a time.
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MILLAR OUT OF PARIS-NICE
British champion pulls out of Race to the Sun
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RIDERS PROTEST TO SUPPORT VAN IMPE
Dope testers interrupted funeral arrangements for rider's baby
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The greatest cycling books of all time: 10-6
Numbers 10 to 6 in Cycle Sport's countdown of the greatest 50 cycling books of all time.
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GESINK: I NEED TO LEARN TO DESCEND
Dutchman speaks of disappointment at losing race lead
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Mûr de Bretagne: A tale of two hills
Cycle Sport’s eyewitness report on the 2006 Tour’s ascent of the Mûr de Bretagne and Cauberg climbs.
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Classic races: Milan-San Remo 1982
Early escapes in Milan-San Remo are usually brought to heel. But not in 1982...
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Classic races: Tour of Flanders 1992
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TEAM COLUMBIA'S REACTIONS TO CAVENDISH'S WIN
What Cav's team said about his win
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National championships: the big boys win
Only one team was ever going to triumph at the British national road race championships: Sky
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Fumiyuki Beppu interview: Japan's rising son
Japan is full of bicycles and kerin racing is huge, but Fumiyuki Beppu is one of only four Japanese road riders competing at the top level.
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The 2011 Tour: Cadel Evans' perfect race
How Australia's first Tour winner finally won the biggest race in the world.
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HUSHOVD LEADS FROM THE FRONT
The Paris-Nice leader ignited the race yesterday with a late attack into Belleville
