Katie Archibald column: In search of the naked truth
'I’m just annoyed that if I wanted to spend the day in my pants we would have to question my motives.'
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Photo by Justin Setterfield/Getty Images There's still a long way to go for equality as survey respondents say 'women are inferior in sport'
Those surveyed were more likely to watch women compete in traditionally 'female sports', but thought women in male dominated sports looked 'weak, slow and boring'
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Chris Froome at the 2017 Tour de France (Tim De Waele/Getty Images) How will the Tour de France change without Chris Froome?
Is the race more open or lacking something with the absence of the four-time winner?
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Electric bike Credit: Ampler Bikes We need to stop being snobby about e-bikes
Less eye-rolling, more back patting, could increase cycling participation across the board - which is good news for all of us
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Chris Froome running up Mont Ventoux during stage 12 of the 2016 Tour de France (Tim De Waele/Getty) Here are eight ways race organisers could make Grand Tours more exciting
Don't worry, making GC contenders run halfway up the climbs isn't one of them
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Katie Archibald column: You’re happier than you think!
'For over two months now I’ve been collecting my mood data, and I honestly didn’t realise how happy I am'
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Richard Carapaz was the star of a less-than-inspiring Giro (Photo Getty Images/Luca Bettini/BettiniPhoto©2019) Why the Giro d'Italia 2019 failed to deliver the dramatic spectacle it promised
When contemplating adjectives that can be applied to the Giro d’Italia, terms such as thrilling, passionate and unpredictable usually spring to mind.
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Katie Archibald column: The joys of the ‘friendly’ bike ride
"I even got dropped for a bit just to make it clear that there’s no shame at all in bonking. I was fine though."
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Katie Archibald column: Turbo versus social media #thestruggleisreal
My bad habit at the moment is going on WhatsApp during the rest periods of turbo sessions
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Photo by Andrew Burton/Getty Images How many bikes does a cyclist need? – you asked Google and we’ve got the answer
S-1 becomes redundant in the event of a cycling obsessed partnership, so do we need an alternative to save us from ourselves?
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Katie Archibald column: Mum's the word!
The first thing I want her to tell readers is who really is Best Archibald? “No,” she replies.
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Katie Archibald column: Highlights still in the pink
"I know that it should always feel like a treat and a joy to be able to race my bike all over the world, but it’s felt that way even more so this last week. I’m just happy."
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Katie Archibald column: Baking beats the booze every time
"The good news is I am into cycling and in the cycling world the coffee-drinking culture is far more important than any other kind of drinking."
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Katie Archibald column: The pursuit of perfection
"For much of my career, specifically the big chunk of time leading up to the Rio Olympics, I saw myself not as a professional cyclist but as a professional team pursuiter"
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(Photo courtesy Specialized) ‘I wanted to feel thrilled and awed by Paris-Roubaix and its history – but mostly I just felt excluded’
The cobbles to Roubaix, yellowing cracked velodrome and stone showers aren't the same when you're not really allowed in
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Katie Archibald column: Keeping British cycling on track
Katie discusses the importance local tracks have had in community cycling and discovering new talent
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LONDON, ENGLAND - JANUARY 14: Cyclists wait at a traffic light near Vauxhall Bridge on January 14, 2019 in London, England. The government has published it's 'Clean Air Strategy', today, which promises to set a 'bold new goal' to reduce particulates across the United Kingdom by 2030. (Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images) Janet Street-Porter rolls out all the old anti-cycling clichés in latest Daily Mail column
Every few months a newspaper columnist short on inspiration decides to jump on the anti-cycling bandwagon in an attempt to rile up some division.
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16 March 2019 54th Tirreno - Adriatico Stage 04 : Foligno - Fossombrone Peloton Photo : Yuzuru SUNADA Why it's up to cycling fans and the media to hold team sponsors accountable for their actions
Ineos and Total may have bailed out two leading teams, but we shouldn’t let them get away with greenwashing their corporate image
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Katie Archibald column: The women who stare at bikes
Katie gives her advice on how to break a staring habit
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Katie Archibald column: It’s not always smooth riding in the velodrome
Katie reflects on a difficult Track World Championships
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Katie Archibald column: Memes from my father
'What I can say with confidence is that my plan is to have as long a career in cycling as physically possible'
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Katie Archibald column: Sleep hack #1 - move from sofa to bed
A change in sleep system is paying dividends
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Katie Archibald column: Burning the midnight oil
An early night proves to be a mixed blessing for Katie
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12 ways to spot an Instacyclist, instantly
We all know one...
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Katie Archibald column: Our strength in depth is outrageous!
"Can you see me teeing this up for a brag about the current strength in depth of GB women’s track cycling? Good, because that’s what’s happening."
