Latest articles by Henry Robertshaw
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Nairo Quintana: 'I've got two or three different plans to prepare for the Tour after finishing the Giro'Giro d'Italia favourite Naior Quintana has revealed a little about his preparations for the race, and how he will make sure he's still strong for the Tour.
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Astana rider Michele Scarponi dies after collision with truck on training rideAstana rider Michele Scarponi, a former winner of the Giro d'Italia, has died following a collision with a truck while on a training ride this morning.
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La Flèche Wallonne organisers urged to move finish line to prevent another Valverde victoryWith Alejandro Valverde the odds-on favourite to claim a fifth victory in La Flèche Wallonne, Thomas De Gendt has called for a shake-up to the parcours.
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First gold for GB as Katie Archibald wins nail-biting omnium at Track World Championships 2017Katie Archibald claimed Great Britain's first gold medal of the Track World Championships 2017 as she took a superb victory in the women's omnium.
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Specialized takes blame for catastrophic component failure that caused Niki Terpstra’s Paris-Roubaix crashSpecialized has taken responsibility for Niki Terpstra's crash at Paris-Roubaix, which was caused by a pre-production part mistakenly left in his bike.
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Mark Cavendish's Tour de France preparation disrupted with glandular fever diagnosisMark Cavendish (Dimension Data) has been diagnosed with glandular fever, putting him completely out of action for at least two weeks.
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Pros upload their rides to Strava after fastest ever Paris-RoubaixThere's only one victor at the end of Paris-Roubaix, but quite a few riders had reason to celebrate after picking up many KOMs in a fast day in the saddle.
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Philippe Gilbert not selected for Quick-Step's Paris-Roubaix team after Flanders winQuick-Step Floors have decided not to select Tour of Flanders winner Philippe Gilbert for Paris-Roubaix, opting to rest him ahead of the Ardennes Classics.
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Ian Stannard: 'I don't think I deserve my hardman reputation. I just get on with my job'Speaking exclusively to Cycling Weekly, Team Sky's Ian Stannard speaks about his love for hard races, and how to beat the strong Quick-Step team.
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Michal Kwiatkowski’s Strava stats show the incredible power it takes to win Milan-San RemoIf you were under any doubt how good Michal Kwiatkowski was at Milan-San Remo, then his Strava stats (including power data) tell the story.
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Brilliant Michal Kwiatkowski edges out Peter Sagan to win Milan-San Remo 2017Michal Kwiatkowski (Team Sky) took a brilliant victory in the 2017 Milan-San Remo, edging out Peter Sagan in a three-up sprint finish.
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Anti-doping body 'assessing' Josh Edmondson's vitamin injection claimsThe Cycling Anti-Doping Foundation says that it is looking into claims by Josh Edmondson that he injected vitamins while at Team Sky in 2014.
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Who is Josh Edmondson, and has he done anything wrong?
Former Team Sky rider Josh Edmondson has admitted injecting vitamins and taking Tramadol, but who is this young rider, and has he done anything wrong?
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Nairo Quintana confirms Tirreno-Adriatico overall victory as Rohan Dennis wins final time trialRohan Dennis (BMC Racing) took victory in the final stage of Tirreno-Adriatico 2017 as Nairo Quintana wins the race overall for a second time.
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Peter Sagan: 'I will be very happy if Tom Boonen wins Paris-Roubaix again'Peter Sagan has said that he'd be very happy to see Tom Boonen take a fifth Paris-Roubaix victory, when the Belgian rides his final edition in April.
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Fernando Gaviria edges out Peter Sagan in Tirreno-Adriatico stage sixColombian sprinter Fernando Gaviria took a narrow victory in the sixth stage of Tirreno-Adriatico, edging out two-time world champion Peter Sagan.
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Chris Froome 'disappointed' by Team Sky media coverage, but 'understands why people feel let down'Chris Froome has broken his silence over recent controversies surrounding Team Sky, saying that he is confident that the team will not repeat its mistakes.
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Geraint Thomas takes solo win in Tirreno-Adriatico stage two with dramatic late attackThomas takes his first win of the season at Tirreno-Adriatico as Greg Van Averamet moves into overall lead
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Team Sky wheel sponsor issues response to Gianni Moscon's dramatic Tirreno crashPRO, the wheel supplier to Team Sky, says that it is investigating the wheel collapse that led to a nasty crash for Gianni Moscon at Tirreno-Adriatico.
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WADA considers complete ban of hay fever drug used by Bradley WigginsThe World Anti-Doping Agency is considering a blanket ban on corticosteroids such as the one take by Bradley Wiggins before his Tour de France victory.
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Twitter reacts to a wet and windy Paris-Nice stage twoRiders react from the warmth of their team buses after a wet and windy second stage of Paris-Nice, reflecting on a tough day in the saddle.
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This is what it takes to win Strade Bianche: Michal Kwiatkowski's ride on StravaMichal Kwiatkowski's fine ride at Saturday's Strade Bianche is now on Strava, so you can cast your eye over the numbers needed to win such a race
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Romain Bardet 'deeply sorry' as he apologises to fans after Paris-Nice disqualificationAg2r La Mondiale rider Romain Bardet has apologised to fans and race organisers after he was disqualified from the opening stage of Paris-Nice 2017.
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Tour de France organisers still hopeful of reducing team sizesDespite similar earlier attempts being rebuffed by the UCI, Tour de France organiser Christian Prudhomme still hopes to reduce the sizes of teams in races.
