Latest articles by Simon Richardson
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Cycling Weekly club 10 hall of fame
Join us on Zwift each Wednesday evening for a ten mile time trial on one of five courses in the virtual world
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Ed Clancy's retirement signals end of an era for British team pursuiting
Seven world and three Olympic titles make Clancy the most decorated team pursuiter in history
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How high can you climb in a month? Your CW5000 July challenges
Another climbing challenge and a ride to the seaside. Two more challenges to motivate and help you toward the 5,000 mile target in 2021
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Editor's blog: Taking on 130 miles to honour the magazine's past
Setting CW5000 riders the task of riding 130 miles was an added incentive to ticking off a bucket list ride of mine this year
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Tim 'Bacon' Searle becomes latest rider to be first past the 5,000 miles barrier
The leader of Zwift's mileage leaderboard reached 5,000 miles on February 24
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Your CW5000 June challenges
Celebrating Cycling Weekly's 130 year anniversary with the biggest challenge of the year
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Come and ride our CW5000 monthly Zwift events
Join fellow CW5000 riders on the final Friday of each month for a ride around one of the Zwift worlds
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130 people who changed cycling and getting them all on the cover
There is one clear inspiration for this week’s special cover - The Beatles’ Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band album. We spoke to Sir Peter Blake, the artist who created the iconic album artwork.
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CW5000: CW staff progress - Michelle Arthurs-Brennan
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Cycling Weekly - magazine subscription
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Punctures and potholes - Peter White's April blog
Peter logs his biggest weekly mileage and Halfords lend a hand
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Wahoo Tickr heart rate strap review
We put this Bluetooth ready heart rate monitor to the test
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Brompton Electric bike: first ride of the speedy folding machine
Britain’s best loved, best selling bike just went Electric. There will be many of you reading this that have never ridden an e-bike before (and perhaps not a Brompton), so let me tell you this from the start – you’re missing out...
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British Cycling to continue rolling out Stop Event signage
Initial trials of scheme has prove successful.
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Gold for Great Britain in men's team sprint at Rio Olympics
Philip Hindes, Jason Kenny and Callum Skinner beat New Zealand to take gold in the men's team sprint at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games
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Julia Shaw breaks in to world's top twenty in Copenhagen
Road World Championships 2011: British champion Shaw happy with her GB debut
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Dave Brailsford receives knighthood from the Queen
British riders at the Palace to receive their honours after year of success
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Chris Hoy takes Britain's first gold but Australians march on
track champs day two Sir Chris Hoy wins keirin to take his tenth world title
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Tour de France podcast: Greipel surprises the press pack
Tour de France podcast following stage six to Reims, the centre of the Champagne industry (although there was no free bubbly for the press pack)
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Boardman Air 9.8 review
Test of Boardman Air 9.8 Aero road bike.
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CW5000 March challenges - sunrise and sunset images
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Cavendish hot favourite for Tour's first sprint showdown
Stage 2 preview Bunch finish anticipated in Brignoles
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Mark Cavendish reveals his new kit for 2013
Omega Pharma put out pictures of their star sprinter on January 1st
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Mountains of the 2011 Tour de France
Tour de france 2011: Six mountain stages make it a race of two halves
