Henry Robertshaw
Henry Robertshaw began his time at Cycling Weekly working with the tech team, writing reviews, buying guides and appearing in videos advising on how to dress for the seasons. He later moved over to the news team, where his work focused on the professional peloton as well as legislation and provision for cycling. He's since moved his career in a new direction, with a role at the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs.
Latest articles by Henry Robertshaw
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Trek-Segafredo rider's bike snapped clean in half in Herald Sun Tour crashLaurent Didier managed to escape serious injury in a crash on stage one of the Herald Sun Tour, but his Trek Emonda Disc bike wasn't quite so lucky.
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Sagan Crossing the Cobbles: This Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne race poster is already the best of the yearKuurne-Brussels-Kuurne organisers have already won the away for best race poster of the year with their effort depicting Peter Sagan as Napoleon Bonaparte.
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'Why don't cyclists use cycle lanes' - you asked Google and we've got the answerCyclists don't avoid cycle lanes to slow you down, instead choosing to steer clear of them as they can be unsafe, inconvenient, and poorly designed.
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272km, 45kmh: Chris Froome's astonishing 'Empty the Tank' training ride on StravaChris Froome knocked out his biggest training ride of the year at the weekend, racking up nearly 300km at an average speed of almost 45kmh.
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Sam Bennett out-sprints Elia Viviani and Caleb Ewan to claim first victory of seasonIrish sprinter wins Towards Zero Race Melbourne
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Wout Poels: 'I haven't spoken much with Froome. He's got other things to do at the moment'Wout Poels says that he has had little contact with Chris Froome since December, letting him concentrate on early season training and clearing his name.
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Richie Porte: ‘It will be bad news for cycling if Chris Froome isn’t at the Tour de France’Cycling will be the loser if Chris Froome is not on the start line of the 2018 Tour de France, according to the Brit's friend and rival Richie Porte.
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Elia Viviani capitalises on Caleb Ewan's mistake to win Tour Down Under stage threeMoment of hesitation from Australian allows Viviani to sprint to victory
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Chris Froome anti-doping investigation should not have been made public, says British Cycling bossBritish Cycling chief executive Julia Harrington has criticised the leaking of Chris Froome's salbutamol test, saying that it has harmed the reputations.
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Chris Froome is back on Strava and the rides he's been uploading are incredibleIf you want to know what sort of base miles it takes to win four Tours de France, then Chris Froome is back on Strava and uploading some huge rides.
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Richie Porte 'flabbergasted' and 'in shock' over Chris Froome anti-doping investigationPorte describes his reaction to hearing news of UCI investigation into friend and former team-mate
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Greg LeMond: 'Chris Froome broke the rules so he should be punished'Chris Froome should be "punished accordingly" whatever his "ridiculous" excuse for his AAF, according to three-time Tour de France winner Greg LeMond.
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Giro d'Italia 2018: Seven key stages that will decide the raceThe 2018 Giro d'Italia route may be 21 stages and more than 3,500km in length, but there are just a few moments that will decide the race.
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'We could have done without this': Romain Bardet on how Chris Froome case has damaged cyclingRomain Bardet has said that Chris Froome's AAF for high levels of salbutamol has hit the credibility of cycling, and that he hopes for a quick resolution.
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Which town has the UK's fastest cyclists? These Strava stats reveal the answer...If you think that your town is a hotbed of cycling with some of the fastest riders around, then the Strava Year in Sport report will show how it compares.
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Peter Sagan and UCI end legal dispute over Tour de France crash and disqualificationPeter Sagan and the UCI have agreed to end their legal dispute over the Bora-Hansgrohe rider's disqualification from the Tour de France in July.
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Nacer Bouhanni: ‘I almost lost my sight in Tour de Yorkshire crash’Eight months on from a heavy fall on the third stage of the Tour de Yorkshire, French sprinter Nacer Bouhanni has revealed how he almost lost his sight.
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Confirmed: Chris Froome will race the Giro d'Italia in 2018Team Sky's Chris Froome will aim to become the first rider in 20 years to win the Giro d'Italia and Tour de France in the same season in 2018.
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Team Sky reveal new white kit for 2018 seasonTeam Sky have revealed their new kit for the 2018 season, moving away from a black jersey for the first time in their history.
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21-year-old lands professional contract with Dimension Data after impressing with rides on ZwiftA 21-year-old from New Zealand has become the first male rider to earn a professional contract with his performances on Zwift after being given a deal with Dimension Data's development team.
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From loving tan lines to hating cycle paths: Those little things that only other cyclists will understandFrom essential cake stops to a love of tan lines, here are some things that unite all cyclists, that for some reason no one else quite seems to understand.
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No doping charges to be brought against Team Sky or British Cycling in 'impossible' Jiffy bag investigationUKAD investigation finds it "impossible" to determine contents of mystery Jiffy bag, with no doping charges to be brought against any involved.
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Aqua Blue Sport's new team bike unveiled for 2018, and it's only got one chainringAqua Blue Sport have unveiled the bike that they will be using for the 2018 season: a 3T Strada with only a single chainring at the front.
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It's official: Cycling to work will help you lose weight as effectively as going to the gymIn news that will be no surprise to cyclists around the world, research has found that riding to work is as good a way to lose weight as going to the gym.
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