Latest articles by Simon Richardson
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Tim 'Bacon' Searle becomes latest rider to be first past the 5,000 miles barrierThe leader of Zwift's mileage leaderboard reached 5,000 miles on February 24
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Your CW5000 June challengesCelebrating Cycling Weekly's 130 year anniversary with the biggest challenge of the year
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Come and ride our CW5000 monthly Zwift eventsJoin 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 coverThere 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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Punctures and potholes - Peter White's April blogPeter logs his biggest weekly mileage and Halfords lend a hand
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Wahoo Tickr heart rate strap reviewWe put this Bluetooth ready heart rate monitor to the test
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Geraint Thomas: ‘They can have my power meter, it won't change the race'Thomas says a proposed ban of power meters at the Tour de France will only continue to hold cycling back
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Brompton Electric bike: first ride of the speedy folding machineBritain’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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How Team Sky’s Tour de France leadership strategy may backfireComment: Geraint Thomas may have become the first Briton to win on Alpe d’Huez with a stunning sprint to the line, but by not taking more time out of Tom Dumoulin has he exposed a crack in Sky’s tactics ?
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Britain’s team pursuiters back on top of the podium in ApeldoornEd Clancy collected his fifth team pursuit World Champs title as he lead a young and disparate group to a gold medal with a world class time of 3-53.
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British sprinters back on podium to usher in a new eraThe British men won their first team sprint medal in seven years at the track worlds in Apeldoorn, boasting a strength in depth that bodes well for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics and beyond.
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From horror crashes to kids stealing bidons, this are the top 14 cycling fan failsAmateur photographers, people in fancy dress and dogs all add to the free, side-of-the-road festival atmosphere of a pro bike race. But sometimes it goes a little bit wrong
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British Cycling to continue rolling out Stop Event signageInitial trials of scheme has prove successful.
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Gold for Great Britain in men's team sprint at Rio OlympicsPhilip 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 CopenhagenRoad World Championships 2011: British champion Shaw happy with her GB debut
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Dave Brailsford receives knighthood from the QueenBritish 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 ontrack 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 packTour 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 reviewTest of Boardman Air 9.8 Aero road bike.
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Cavendish hot favourite for Tour's first sprint showdownStage 2 preview Bunch finish anticipated in Brignoles
