Latest articles by Hugh Gladstone
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The Giant of Provence: The magic and mystique of Mont Ventoux
As the Tour prepares to climb Mont Ventoux for the 16th time, CW explains its powerful mystique.
By Hugh Gladstone •
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BMC Crossmachine CX01 review
BMC Crossmachine CX01
By Hugh Gladstone •
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How a cyclist who doped to ride an amateur event blew open the Russian drug scandal
What started as a documentary into cheating anti-doping rules in sport, turned into something else when film-maker Bryan Fogel helped uncover Russia's doping scandal
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'What makes me the rider I am?': Critérium du Dauphiné winner Jakob Fuglsang on what's behind his success
Danish rider Jakob Fuglsang sits down with CW to talk about whether nature or nurture is behind his success, and how he has changed as a rider.
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Nature or nurture? What makes you the rider you are?
Nature or nurture? We ask some of the world's best riders how they reached the top of their respective disciplines
By Sophie Hurcom •
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Freak winds and deadly fires force cancellation of world’s biggest timed bike ride
100kmph winds blew riders off their bikes in the timed event in South Africa
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What do pro riders eat and drink during stage races?
Eating during a stage race is not a matter to be taken lightly, so we chat to pro riders and team helpers to see how they fuel properly.
By Hugh Gladstone •
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Blog: The highs and blows of riding Ghent's Six Day track
A look at, and ride on, the track that is presently hosting the Ghent Six Day where Sir Bradley Wiggins is riding his final race
By Hugh Gladstone •
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'The finishing climb to Tour de France stage 17 is nothing short of brutal'
The peloton head to the hors categorie Finhaut Emosson climb for the finish of the Tour de France stage 17
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