Chris Sidwells

The Mur de Huy: where La Flèche Wallonne will be won or lost

The Mur de Huy is one most spectacular finishing climbs in cycling. With its inclusion in this year's Tour de France, we have a look at this famous climb

Muur van Geraardsbergen: cycling's iconic places

The Muur van Geraardsbergen is the most famous climb of the Tour of Flanders

Cycle Sport November

Jens Voigt sets new Hour Record

Jens Voigt closes career with new World Hour Record of 51.115km

Jens Voigt's Hour Record: What you need to know

How far will Jens Voigt ride? What gear is he using? What happens if he punctures? These, and more questions, answered

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

Jens Voigt’s Hour Record attempt: Why it matters

Jens Voigt's attempt on the Hour record on Thursday has reignited interest in the iconic challenge

Tony Martin solos to Tour de France stage nine win

Tony Gallopin takes overall lead in race as overall contenders content to let escape group go in mountain stage

Tour de France stage two draws contenders into battle

Tour de France analysis: Yorkshire's parting shot offered up a fight for the yellow jersey

Paris-Nice diary: Sky’s biggest challenge

Anarchic nature of this year's Paris-Nice route means that Sky will have a tough job controlling the race lead

Brailsford: "my performance wasn't good enough"

Team Sky principal Sir David Brailsford blames himself for the poor showing by Team GB athletes at last years World road race

Tour Story: Changing of the sprint guard

Marcel Kittel and his Argos Shimano team were one of the great stories of this year's Tour de France. Cycle Sport looks at the battle of the sprinters from this year's race.

Matteo Trentin wins Tour de France stage 14 from breakaway

Tour de France 2013, stage 14: Matteo Trentin gave Omega Pharma second stage win in two days, Froome safely keeps lead

Tour de France: 100 Tours, 1,000 stories

This year sees the 100th Tour de France. Here we look back on an eventful century of cycling

Book extract: The Race Against Time

Extract from 'The Race Against Time' by Edward Pickering: Obree, Boardman and the quest to be the fastest man on two wheels

Plan A: how Ryder Hesjedal and Garmin won the 2012 Giro

Ryder Hesjedal's victory in the 2012 Giro was a surprise to the cycling world, but not to the Garmin team, who'd planned it in meticulous detail. Here's the story of how Garmin won their first Grand Tour

Tour of Catalonia: wheelsuckers of the world unite

Gianni Meersman contributed nothing to yesterday’s Tour of Catalonia escape, then outsprinted his rivals to win the stage. Was that fair?

Jonathan Vaughters: crossing the line

The Garmin team manager wrote this short article for the August 1999 edition of Cycle Sport. On his request, we have re-run it here

Olympic women’s road race: Vos and Armitstead battle with destiny

Marianne Vos took the gold medal ahead of her British rival after a spectacular race.

Le Gourmet de France

One man's culinary journey at Le Tour. Lionel Birnie documents the Tour one meal at a time.

Tim Kerrison: the man behind Bradley Wiggins’ Tour

The Team Sky head of performance science explains how he has prepared Bradley Wiggins for his yellow jersey challenge

Pierre Rolland interview: the song of Rolland

Cycle Sport interviewed the La Toussuire stage winner at the start of the season and found an engaging and ambitious rider, who has the unusual distinction of having won his first professional race

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

A tale of two climbs: Sky showed both strength and vulnerability in the Vosges and Jura mountains

Bradley Wiggins took the yellow jersey with a stunning show of team strength on the Planche des Belles Filles, but Sky were more stretched on the Col de la Croix. What does this mean for the rest of the Tour?

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