Gregor Brown

Cavendish excited for debut in dream race

Paris-Roubaix 2011: Cavendish: "I've been begging to race Roubaix for five years."

By Gregor Brown Published 8 April 11

Emirates airline is new co-title sponsor of UAE WorldTour cycling team

UAE pro cycling team unveil Emirates airline as their new co-title sponsor ahead of the Abu Dhabi Tour

By Gregor Brown Published 21 February 17

'I've never seen it before': Neo-pro Rob Power goes training after missing Il Lombardia start

It wasn't an ideal WorldTour debut for the Australian neo-pro Rob Power at Il Lombardia

By Gregor Brown Published 1 October 16

Kris Boeckmans undergoes eight-hour facial surgery after Vuelta crash

Kris Boeckmans is out of the medically-enduced coma and back in Belgium, but faces weeks of recovery after surgery

By Gregor Brown Published 17 September 15

Tom Boonen: 'I'm not emotional, but I think that's going to be different come Flanders'

Tom Boonen says he's trying to stay focused on racing until his career culminates at next week's Paris-Roubaix

By Gregor Brown Published 31 March 17

Dowsett helper questions British Cycling involvement in Wiggins's Hour Record

British Cycling were 'too involved' in Sir Bradley Wiggins's successful Hour Record attempt, says a member of Alex Dowsett's Hour Record support team, Steve Collins

By Gregor Brown Published 9 June 15

'It was the fastest 20 kilometres I've ever ridden': Pascal Ackermann steals points classification from Arnaud Démare

The sprinter has near locked up the points classification with second place on stage 19

By Gregor Brown Published 30 May 19

'We've got to recover the man & think about the athlete later': Return to racing still unknown for Domenico Pozzovivo after collision with car

The Italian remains in hospital with serious injuries that could jeopardise his future in professional cycling

By Gregor Brown Published 13 August 19

Marcel Kittel hopes for stricter anti-doping rules in wake of Astana case

By Gregor Brown Published 11 February 15

Andriy Grivko to auction Tour bike for Ukrainian soldiers

Astana's Andriy Grivko will sell his Specialized Tour de France bike in aid of wounded Ukrainian soldiers

By Gregor Brown Published 13 November 14

Bold action needed from UCI over disc brakes, says Astana boss

Astana team manager Giuseppe Martinelli has called on the UCI to show leadership in the disc brake debate, either making all riders use them or not.

By Gregor Brown Published 24 February 17

Nairo Quintana: 'We'll need to keep a close eye on Geraint Thomas at the Giro'

The Colombian said the Welshman would have challenged for the overall at Tirreno-Adriatico if his team time trial hadn't gone so wrong

By Gregor Brown Published 14 March 17

Peter Sagan on Tour of Flanders crash: 'It was partly my fault'

World champion Peter Sagan was unable to defend his title after coming down in a crash on the Oude Kwaremont climb

By Gregor Brown Published 2 April 17

San Remo 2011 finale remains same as when Cav won it

Milan-San Remo finish unchanged from 2009, when Britain's Mark Cavendish won the Italian classic

By Gregor Brown Published 19 February 11

Contador confirms Giro d'Italia participation

Giro d'Italia 2011: Alberto Contador says he'll ride the 2011 Giro... if he isn't suspended

By Gregor Brown Published 1 March 11

'I'm already thinking about just making the next time cut': Harry Tanfield's surprising day on top in Valenciana

The British rider says he's still got plenty of work to do to get to a competitive level in top level races

By Gregor Brown Published 8 February 19

Quick-Step Floors leave door open for Philippe Gilbert to race Paris-Roubaix after Flanders win

Philippe Gilbert could be given the opportunity to ride Paris-Roubaix for only the second time in his career after his impressive Tour of Flanders win.

By Gregor Brown Published 3 April 17

'He had the motor, but I couldn't see him winning a Grand Tour': Remembering Geraint Thomas's Barloworld years

2018 Tour de France winner Geraint Thomas showed promise in his early days, but no one expected him to contend for a Grand Tour

By Gregor Brown Published 3 August 18

UCI appeal to take Kreuziger bio-passport case to the CAS

The UCI and the World Anti-Doping Agency have appealed against the Czech Olympic Committee's decision to clear Roman Kreuziger after irregularities were found in his biological passport

By Gregor Brown Published 23 October 14

Emanuel Buchmann flying under the radar into Tour de France 2019 overall contention

The German climber has gone relatively unnoticed into sixth overall

By Gregor Brown Published 24 July 19

Cavendish to the Tour of Algarve with Renshaw and Petacchi

Cavendish to once again line up with Mark Renshaw and Alessandro Petacchi - Omega Pharma lead out train to continue at the Tour of Algarve - Five stage race in Portugal has possibly two sprint stages

By Gregor Brown Published 18 February 14