Latest articles by Richard Windsor
-
Matt Brammeier retires from professional cycling to join British Cycling as academy coach
The four-time Irish national champion will become lead academy coach for the Great Britain Cycling Team’s men’s endurance programme
-
Greg LeMond: If there's anybody who deserves a life ban, it's Armstrong
Three time Tour de France winner LeMond rejects notion of reducing Lance Armstrong's lifetime ban
-
Lincoln GP future under threat as it searches for new title sponsor
Organisers of the long-standing domestic race says they need to find sponsorship money by the end of March to keep the race running
-
How to grease your Speedplay pedals (video)
To grease Speedplay pedals can be a messy job, but it's got to be done and is easy enough once you know how
-
Yves Lampaert wins Vuelta a España stage two as Quick-Step light up finale
Yves Lampaert attacked within the last kilometre of stage two of the Vuelta a España after his team has pulled the peloton apart in crosswinds
-
Laura Kenny fears that public perception of TUEs could put youngsters off sport
Laura Kenny is concerned that the negative press and hostility to TUEs could put younger sportspeople off their chosen activity if they require medical substances
-
Tim Wellens wins Ruta del Sol stage five from breakaway as Valverde seals GC
Valverde stayed safe and finished with the same time as his nearest rival in the overall, Alberto Contador
-
Matteo Trentin wins stage five of Ruta del Sol as Jakob Fugslang confirms GC triumph
Mitchelton-Scott's Matteo Trentin comfortably won an uphill sprint on stage five of Ruta del Sol as Jakob Fugslang sealed his overall win.
-
Tom Dumoulin continues on at Giro d'Italia despite knee injury
Team confirms the Dutchman has been medically cleared to race
-
Vincenzo Nibali wins 2016 Giro d'Italia as Nikias Arndt awarded final stage
Vincenzo Nibali took the overall classification at the Giro d'Italia as Giacomo Nizzolo secured the final stage victory
-
Adam Yates 'high in confidence' as he aims for first Ardennes Classic podium
Yates says he's ready to try and deliver a result at La Flèche Wallonne on Wednesday
-
Ned Boulting's Tour de France column: Thoughts from the first few days
ITV Tour de France commentator pens his weekly thoughts from the Tour de France
-
Laura Trott makes solid start to women's omnium with second place in scratch race
Laura Trott crossed the line first from the bunchin the omnium scratch race, but couldn't prevent a rider gaining a lap on the field
-
IAM Cycling announces 2015 lineup, with 10 new signings
New WorldTour ranked team IAM Cycling unveil their 29 man squad for the 2015 road season, with ten new signings
-
Ride the most challenging climbs of the Tour de France for MS charity
Cyclists from around the world can join an international team to tackle the gruelling Cykelnerven event, which takes in many iconic Tour climbs over June 13-17 2018
-
Simon Yates continues Giro d'Italia 2018 dominance with victory on stage 11
Tom Dumoulin finishes two seconds behind on the difficult finish to Osimo
-
Tom Boonen's custom edition S-Works Venge
Exclusive images of the S-Works Venge bike Tom Boonen will ride during the 2015 season
-
Job vacancy: Operation Co-ordinator at UK Cycling Events
Are you passionate about cycling and delivering the best possible experience for a customer/cyclist? We are looking for an ‘Operation Co-ordinator’ to join our team.
-
UCI confirm Matthias Brandle to attempt the Hour Record on October 30
Austrian rider will try to break Jens Voigt's record at the World Cycling Centre velodrome in Aigle
-
15 more beautiful images from the London Six Day
A selection of stunning images from the 2017 London Six Day by Sam Holden
-
Contador ready for Giro d'Italia bid as Tinkoff-Saxo confirm team line-up
Alberto Contador will be supported by a team that includes Australian Michael Rogers and two-time Giro d'Italia winner Ivan Basso as he heads into the season's first grand tour
-
"This will be the hardest Grand Tour stage I've ever done," says Chris Froome
Froome anticipating the toughest day of his career on the incredibly mountainous eleventh stage of the Vuelta a España
-
'Lycra louts not welcome here' proclaims sign in Biggin Hill
Public sign calls against plastic arrows being put up in the area, saying that cyclists are not welcome
-
Hundreds turn out to pay tribute to Bjorg Lambrecht at funeral service
Lambrecht's Lotto-Soudal team-mates attended the service in his home town among family and friends
