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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‘They stretchered me out of the ravine with a broken back, then someone drove a motorbike over my leg’Jan Bakelants talks about the medical treatment he received after crashing at Il Lombardia
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'It's a great route for us': Chris Froome and Team Sky DS hopeful of 2018 Tour de France chancesTeam Sky sports director Nicolas Portal has said that the route of the 2018 Tour de France will suit the team, with Froome looking at tough first week.
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11 changes to the rules of pro cycling that you need to know before the 2018 seasonThe UCI has been busy updating its rules and regulations, with new rules on everything from flamme rouge inflatables to level crossings and sticky bottles.
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This Dutch rider you've never heard of thinks he can break Bradley Wiggins's Hour RecordIf you had to name a selection of riders who could be capable of beating Bradley Wiggins's Hour Record, chances are Dion Beukeboom would not be among them.
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Nine best go-to excuses to tell your partner when you’re late back from a rideIf your partner isn't a cyclist then they might not that be understanding if you're late back from a ride, meaning you need some good excuses up your sleeve
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Vincenzo Nibali delivers spectacular solo victory at Il Lombardia to delight home crowdVincenzo Nibali delivered a home victory for the Italian crowd at Il Lombardia as he attacked on the penultimate climb of the day to take a solo win.
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Tour de France could return to UK in 2021, leaked documents revealThe Tour de France could return to the UK in 2021 as one of a number of cycling events that UK Sport is aiming to bring to British shores over the next seven years.
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Rigoberto Uran holds off Adam Yates to claim victory in Milano-TorinoRigoberto Uran (Cannondale-Drapac) took victory in the 2017 edition of Milano-Torino after attacking late on the final climb of the Superga.
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BMC terminate contract with Samuel Sanchez after positive B sample confirmedSamuel Sanchez looks set to face a lengthy ban after analysis of his B sample reportedly confirmed his positive doping test from before the Vuelta a España.
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Reichenbach 'deliberately pushed off' by Moscon to 'settle a score' after FDJ rider tweeted about racism caseFDJ rider reports Moscon to police and UCI after alleged push
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'Dangerous behaviour': Team Sky's Gianni Moscon blamed for causing season-ending crash of FDJ riderTeam Sky's Gianni Moscon has been accused of "dangerous behaviour" after FDJ claimed that he caused Sebastian Reichenbach to crash at Tre Valli Varesine.
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Peter Sagan wins so many races because the standard of other riders has dropped, claims Oscar FreireFreire says his fellow three-time world champion faces easier competition
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'One of the biggest injustices in sport': Alberto Contador still angry at doping ban and loss of Grand Tour titlesAlberto Contador says that he is still angry about the doping ban for clenbuterol which saw him stripped of the 2010 Tour de France and 2011 Giro d'Italia.
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Riders to face bans for holding on to team cars and going through level crossings from 2018Riders will face bans for holding on to team cars and riding through closed level crossings from 2018, as harsher penalties are introduced for next season.
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Three in a row: Peter Sagan wins World Championships road race to take his third rainbow jerseyPeter Sagan (Slovakia) became the first man in history to win three consecutive men's road race title at the UCI Road World Championships.
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Steve Cummings pulls out of World Championships after being selected for TT instead of road raceSteve Cummings has withdrawn from the World Championships citing insufficient time to prepare for the time trial and not being selected for the road race.
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Team Sky reveal the six riders who will go for World Championships team time trial titleTeam Sky have revealed the six riders who will fight for the gold medal in the team time trial at the Road World Championships in Bergen, Norway on Sunday.
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Chris Froome and Lizzie Deignan head up confirmed Great Britain World Championships team13 rider men's longlist and 11 rider women's longlist named for World Championships in Bergen
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Chris Froome strengthens grip on Vuelta a España red jersey as Vincenzo Nibali dropped on stage 18Chris Froome extended his lead in the Vuelta a España as Vincenzo Nibali was dropped on the uphill finish of stage 18 as Sander Armée took victory.
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Tour of Britain 2017: stage five individual time trial start timesStart times for every rider for the crucial stage five time trial at the 2017 Tour of Britian, starting and finishing in the Essex seaside town of Clacton.
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Elia Viviani wins stage two of Tour of Britain after Edvald Boasson Hagen relegatedElia Viviani was given the victory on stage two of the Tour of Britain after Edvald Boasson Hagen was relgates for deviating from his line in the sprint.
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Chris Froome extends Vuelta a España lead after neutralising Contador and Nibali's attacks on stage 15Miguel Angel Lopez took a fine stage win atop Sierra Nevada as Chris Froome and Team Sky neutralised attacks on a cagey stage 15 of the Vuelta a España.
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Matteo Trentin wins Vuelta a España stage as Nicolas Roche gains time after Vincenzo Nibali attackChris Froome retains 36-second lead at top of GC
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'Taking it on the chin and moving on': Marcin Bialoblocki responds to 43-minute 25-mile time trial DQMarcin Bialoblocki says that he will not appeal against the decision which saw him disqualified after breaking the 25-mile time trial record.
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