Latest articles by Kenny Pryde
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Specialized Tarmac SL2 reviewWe test the 2013 entry-level Specialized Tarmac with carbon-fibre SL2 frameset and Shimano Sora components, £1200
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What the future holds for Geraint ThomasOlympic and world champion on the track, top classics rider, stage race contender..... what can Geraint Thomas achieve for himself if he stops riding for others? He's approaching the prime of his career, so we asked him.
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Adam Yates chasing breaks in the Vuelta a EspanaAdam Yates, riding his first Grand Tour in Spain, is working hard for his Orica-Green Edge team and GC rider Esteban Chaves
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Michael Rogers takes first Tour de France win on stage 16Michael Rogers chose the longest stage of this year’s Tour to claim his first Tour win. Behind, there was a battle royale for the podium places
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Bradley Wiggins: Time trial world title podium beckonsComment: Bradley Wiggins made the time trial world championship his target for the end of season. Can he do it? It's too close to call
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Küng celebrates Romandie stage win in first year as a proBMC’s 22-year-old new pro put in a mature and gutsy performance to win stage four of the Tour of Romandie. The Swiss media is excited: how far can Küng go?
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Mike Cuming: how the East was wonMike Cuming (Rapha Condor JLT) won the Tour of Korea, a UCI ranked 2.2 eight-stage race. Not bad for a 23 year old. How did he manage it?
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Sorry seems to be the hardest wordWe ask why it's so hard to forgive Alejandro Valverde for his doping misdemeanors, and why there seems to be no will from Spanish riders to admit past wrongs
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Thor Hushovd takes second stage win in Tour of PolandTour of Poland 2013, stage five: Thor Hushovd gives BMC its third stage victory in Poland as Jon Izaguirre takes overall lead
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Simon Yates coping with the Tour de France's media frenzyTour de France debutant and youngest rider in the race, Simon Yates says he's never experienced anything like it
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Marianne Vos and Dan Martin help make Braveheart Dinner a successMarianne Vos was one of the guests of honour at the 2013 Braveheart Ride and Dinner along with Dan Martin; more than £20,000 raised for the Fund's riders
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Change Cycling Now group unveils 'Charter of the Willing'Broad group of cycling personalities meet in London to propose way forward for the professional sport
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Movistar win Vuelta's opening team time trialVuelta a Espana: Stage one, Pamplona team time trial, 16.5km
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Vincenzo Nibali: The Tour de France is not won yetIn spite of the fact that he put his closest rivals to the sword, won the toughest stage of the race so far and saw Alberto Contador crash in front of him. Vincenzo Nibali says he hasn’t won the Tour yet
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Marcel Kittel wins opening stage of Tour de FranceMark Cavendish crashes in final 500 metres as German rival Marcel Kittel takes the victory in Harrogate
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Kittel makes it two at Eneco Tour as Boonen moves into leadEneco Tour 2012, stage four: Marcel Kittel takes second stage win; Tom Boonen leads overall by one second
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Nizzolo takes surprise win in Eneco Tour stage fiveEneco Tour 2012: Local man Jurgen Roelandts celebrates, but Italian Giacomo Nizzolo award victory
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Andy Fenn: stepping up in 2014Andy Fenn, the other Brit in the Omega Pharma Quick Step line up, is to ride Kuurne-Brussel-Kuurne after a strong early season showing in the Tour Down Under and Qatar
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David Millar: 'I realised I preferred being a dad to being a pro cyclist'David Millar talks to Cycling Weekly about his decision to retire, and his final season and a professional
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President McQuaid: the fightbackIncumbent UCI president Pat McQuaid releases his manifesto ahead of the election in September
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Cavendish and Swift train on Box HillMark Cavendish and Ben Swift complete seven laps of the key Box Hill London 2012 Olympic Games road race circuit
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Tejay van Garderen bounces back after crashing over mountain road guardrailTejay van Garderen has 'lucky escape' after mountain road barrier crash, quickly recovers to take stage win in Volta a Catalunya the next day
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Strong British team for Tour de l'AvenirGreat Britain is sending a strong six-man team of young talent to the Tour de France of the Future. Or the Tour de l’Avenir, as it’s called these days
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Sir Chris Hoy: Dealing with retirementAfter accouncing retirement earlier this year Sir Chirs Hoy confessed relief, Kenny Pryde finds out how he has been dealing with retirement
