
Simon Richardson
Editor of Cycling Weekly magazine, Simon has been working at the title since 2001. He fell in love with cycling when. channel surfing in 1989 and happening across the greatest Tour de France ever ridden. He's been a Greg LeMond fan ever since. He started racing in 1995 when moving to university in North Wales to Study sports science. Here he found he had more time to train and some amazing roads to ride on. He raced domestically for several years with his club Norwood Paragon, riding everything from Surrey leagues to time trials, track and even a few Premier Calendars. In 2000 he spent one season racing in Belgium with the Kingsnorth International Wheelers.
Since working for Cycling Weekly he has written product reviews, fitness articles, pro interviews, race coverage, features and news. He has covered the Tour de France more times than he can remember along with two Olympic Games (Beijing 2008 and London 2012) along with many other international and UK domestic races. He can still be seen at his club's evening races through the summer and riding the lanes of Surrey, Sussex and Kent, but he still hasn't completed the Big Ride challenge!
Latest articles by Simon Richardson
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Brailsford set to turn attention back to the trackManchester track World Cup 2011: With less than 18 months to go to the 2012 Olympic Games, Dave Brailsford gets back on track
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BACKSTEDT SIGNS FOR SLIPSTREAMBritish Swede latest big name captured by Vaughters' team
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Rayner rider Joe Laverick on his training, riding and moving to FranceSupported by the Rayner Foundation in 2020 Joe Laverick is riding with French development team Chambery Cyclisme Formation - AG2R in 2020
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BRITISH QUARTET EYEING NEW WORLD RECORDCan Wiggins, Manning, Thomas and Clancy go faster still
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Flying Kiwis post fourth fastest team pursuit timeAnother national record posted as competition for the 2012 Olympic Games continues to hot up
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TOUR OF AMERICA DETAILS RAISE QUESTIONSMonth long race sounds like pie in the sky
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Wiggins' bid for Tour and Olympic double starts nowManchester track World Cup 2011: Bradley Wiggins back on track for the Team Pursuit with one eye on 2012
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Great Britain smash world record to win women's team pursuit in RioKatie Archibald, Elinor Barker, Joanna Rowsell-Shand and Laura Trott win the women's team pursuit in the Rio 2016 Olympic Games
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Ben Swift secures a triple set of Worlds medalsTrack World Championships 2012: Gold and two silvers as Swift dominates in the bunch events
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Boonen allowed to start 2009 TourBelgian rider set to ride the Tour despite cocaine positive this April.
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Manuel Cardoso takes win ahead of ValverdeTour Down Under stage 3: Portuguese champ wins in Stirling after tough day in the saddle
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MARK CAVENDISH CONTINUES TO FIGHT ILLNESST-Mobile rider couldn't hold on in GP Pino Cerami
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Final silver for Trott as Great Britain fails to secure a single goldThe British cycling team returned from the track cycling world championships with their worst medal haul since 2001. - French fans celebrate their new home with more gold in sprint and Madison
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CW5000 January challenges - your progressDiscovering new roads and lots of long rides on turbos
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Team Sky in training for today's team time trialVideo: British pro team subjected to road rage attack while out training
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Bradley Wiggins wins 2014 time trial world titleBradley Wiggins wins the time trial world title in Ponferrada, Spain, beating defending champion Tony Martin by 26 seconds
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Froome claims Tour leadership after Wiggins announces Giro Tour aimTour de France Leadership at Team Sky in doubt as both Chris Froome and Sir Bradley Wiggins signal their intentions
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CUMMINGS OUT WITH BROKEN ELBOWDiscovery rider to take time out after TT crash
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FIRST MEDALS FOR GB AT EUROPEAN TRACK CHAMPIONSHIPSBritain's junior riders rack up the medals in Germany
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TEAM BOSSES TO DISCUSS FUTURE OF PROTOUR
Team's resume ProTour discussions in California
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Peter Kennaugh to lead Team Sky in Giro's opening stageGiro d'Italia 2011: Young Brit will use his track pedigree to get the team time trial under way
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Tom Boonen set to ride both Het Nieuwsblad and KuurneBelgian’s favourite son will be at opening classics
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Stapleton looks forward to challenge of new teamsCan Teams Sky and The Shack make a dent in Columbia's winning ways?
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Team Sky miss out on stage fourTour Down Under: Bad luck for the British team's lead out train in chaotic last few kilometres
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