Sophie Smith

Greg Henderson on Lotto's united front

Tour de France 2012: Henderson emotional about Tour de France debut alongside mate, Greipel

By Sophie Smith • Published 25 June 12

David Millar to retire at the end of 2014 season

Garmin-Sharp professional at ease with ending pro career

By Sophie Smith • Published 14 October 13

Josh Edmondson out to prove himself at the Herald Sun Tour

Former Sky rider Josh Edmondson racing with British team in Australia's Herald Sun Tour after finding himself without a contract in 2015

By Sophie Smith • Published 4 February 15

Geraint Thomas sympathises with Tinkoff-Saxo after Alberto Contador crash

Geraint Thomas says Alberto Contador's absence will have a mixed effect on how much work Sky will have to do in the remainder of the Tour de France

By Sophie Smith • Published 15 July 14

Stephen Roche: It's very possible to win Giro-Tour double

By Sophie Smith • Published 7 March 14

Jack Bobridge all set for Hour Record attempt on Saturday

Jack Bobridge's coach Tim Decker talks to Cycling Weekly about his rider's preparations for his Hour Record tilt on Saturday

By Sophie Smith • Published 30 January 15

Richie Porte raring to finally take overall victory at Tour Down Under

Richie Porte has won the queen stage to Willunga Hill for the past two years, but will hoping to go one further and take the overall at the Tour Down Under

By Sophie Smith • Published 15 January 17

Simon Gerrans takes first blood at the Tour Down Under

Tour Down Under 2014, stage one: Andre Greipel pipped on the line by home favourite Simon Gerrans

By Sophie Smith • Published 21 January 14

Chris Froome seeking Herald Sun Tour win for Team Sky

Tour de France champion Chris Froome kicks off his 2016 season in Australia, and says that Team Sky will be hunting for success

By Sophie Smith • Published 2 February 16

Mark Cavendish faces tough opposition in Tour de France sprints

Mark Cavendish will have a battle to wear the yellow jersey on home turf, and add to his 25 stage wins

By Sophie Smith • Published 3 July 14

Mark Cavendish to make return to track competition

British sprinter keeps Rio Olympic track options alive at International Belgian Open

By Sophie Smith • Published 21 August 13

Team Sky seeking win on final stage to complete successful Tour Down Under

The British squad just needs a stage win to complete all its objectives at the season opening race

By Sophie Smith • Published 23 January 16

Track training won't hamper Mark Cavendish in Tour de France sprints, says Renshaw

Cavendish's Dimension Data teammate says the team will do all it can to deliver the Manxman to the yellow jersey on the opening day of the Tour de France

By Sophie Smith • Published 1 July 16

Geraint Thomas on Richie Porte: "I hope he comes second behind us at Tour Down Under"

Geraint Thomas talks about riding against former team-mate Richie Porte in the opening WorldTour race of the 2016 season

By Sophie Smith • Published 16 January 16

Alex Dowsett vs Bradley Wiggins in British time trial champs

Alex Dowsett aiming for fourth consecutive national time trial title - but he'll have to beat Bradley Wiggins

By Sophie Smith • Published 19 June 14

Chris Lawless left with tinge of disappointment after WorldTour debut with Team Sky

The young Brit was pushed into the role of lead sprinter at the Tour Down Under after Kristoffer Halvorsen crashed out, but says he's not got the results he wanted

By Sophie Smith • Published 21 January 18

Caleb Ewan is the man to beat in Tour Down Under sprints as big names opt out

21-year-old Australian sprinter Caleb Ewan is the favourite for the Tour Down Under's sprint stages as Mark Cavendish, Marcel Kittel and André Greipel start their season elsewhere

By Sophie Smith • Published 16 January 16

Strength in depth Team Ineos's saving grace after loss of Chris Froome for Tour de France

The British team's ability to attract talented riders from different generations means not everything is lost for the Tour after Chris Froome's injury

By Sophie Smith • Published 13 June 19

Richie Porte enlists British coach as he faces former Sky team-mate Chris Froome

Former Team Sky rider Richie Porte says new trainer David Bailey has got him on track for the Critérium du Dauphiné and Tour de France since switching to BMC

By Sophie Smith • Published 3 June 16

Australia in frame to claim elite road world title

“I think it’s one of the best teams we’ve put together in a few years because of availabilities and also people hitting form at the right time." - Cycling Australia national performance director Kevin Tabotta

By Sophie Smith • Published 27 September 14

Mark Cavendish not prepared to be centre of Milan-San Remo team

British sprinter describes himself as a race outsider ahead of the first monument of the season

By Sophie Smith • Published 19 February 13