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From stage four cancer to getting back on the bike, with a little help from Lachlan Morton
Confounding doctors’ expectations, Chris Riley is back on his bike and savouring every moment, more than a year on from a devastating diagnosis
By David Bradford •
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‘We have 15 seconds to get into the shelter because of the rockets - we don’t want to live like this’ - Training for the WorldTour near the Gaza Strip
Military service, the threat of rockets, and climbing around Jerusalem - 21-year-old Omer Lahav is chasing his dream against the odds
By Alex Ballinger •
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Katie Archibald becomes omnium world champion for second time in utterly dominant display
Archibald claims her 24th major gold medal of a stellar career as Lambie wins his first world title
By Chris Marshall-Bell •
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Bahrain Victorious respond after researchers reveal riders at ‘three-week race in France’ had muscle relaxant in their systems
While the research paper doesn’t name the team, riders or race, Bahrain were raided by police at the Tour de France
By Alex Ballinger •
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Nando's, closed roads and 'thinking I'm gonna get wrestled off my bike': how Mike Broadwith dramatically broke Edinburgh to London cycling record
A lot can happen in 18 hours on a journey south from the Scottish to the English capital
By Chris Marshall-Bell •
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British Paralympic hopeful cyclist banned for three years for doping offence
Erin McBride, who joined the British Cycling team after switching from athletics this year, tested positive for a banned substance
By Alex Ballinger •
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Tweets of the week: Chris Froome compromised, Thomas De Gendt on the beers, and more
What better way to spend your finite time on this Earth than burning your retinas out with the utter drivel found within the dumpster fire of Twitter dot com?
By Jonny Long •
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Wiggle to open pop-up café where you pay with the amount of miles you've ridden
The bizarre café is in a very rural part of Kent on an island in the middle of a lake
By Tim Bonville-Ginn •
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More medals for Britain at Track World Championships but Italy steal the show
It was medals galore on day two of the Track World Championships in Roubaix with Italy taking the lion's share
By Tim Bonville-Ginn •
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DT Swiss rejoins the Pro Tour with Lotto Soudal
Wheel giants partner with Belgian outfit for the 2022 season
By Luke Friend •
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Which riders have the biggest social media following?
From riders to teams and races, who has the biggest online presence?
By Tim Bonville-Ginn •
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Miguel Ángel López critical of time at Movistar: 'I didn't want to be there'
The Colombian left the team two years before his contract was due to expire, and he has now shared his version of events
By Ryan Dabbs •
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Where can I get a bike from? How to find a new bike when stocks are so low
It doesn't look like bike shops will be fully stocked with bikes until 2023 - but you still can find one from a variety of places
By Chris Marshall-Bell •
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Three ‘international racing cyclists’ found with muscle relaxant in their system after police request samples, researchers reveal
The report says that health police requested tests after searching room during an ‘international three-week cyclist race in France’
By Alex Ballinger •
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Tim Kerrison set to leave Ineos Grenadiers amidst management change
The British WorldTour team parts ways with head coach behind Wiggins, Froome and Thomas' Grand Tour wins
By Tim Bonville-Ginn •
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Great Britain make history on first day of Track Cycling World Championships
Three titles were awarded on the opening day, in the women’s scratch race and the men's and women's team sprints
By Ryan Dabbs •
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WorldTour transfers 2022: All of the men's and women's new signings for the 2022 season
Who's changing teams for 2022 and who's retiring from the world of professional cycling
By Tim Bonville-Ginn •
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This is your chance to ride the Giro d’Italia with Chris Froome on BKool training app
Test your legs against former Giro winner Chris Froome
By Alex Ballinger •
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Seven men jailed for stealing bikes worth £70k from Rutland Cycling shop
Police caught the gang of thieves who had stolen 23 bikes from the chain store in Grafham Water
By Ryan Dabbs •
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These are all the teams applying for WorldTeam and Women’s WorldTeam status next year
Qhubeka-NextHash miss the first deadline, as five women’s teams apply to step up to the top level
By Alex Ballinger •
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Remco Evenepoel set to compete in his first gravel race
After losing time on the gravel during the 2021 Giro d'Italia, is Evenepoel looking to step up off road?
By Ryan Dabbs •
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Richmond Park bike robberies: 16-year-old arrested after string of brazen thefts in popular riding spot
The teen was arrested on suspicion of robbery and possession of a weapon after cyclists were targeted by thieves in west London
By Alex Ballinger •
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How Tadej Pogačar won Tour de France switching between disc and rim brakes: 'It's all about the weight'
The Slovenian alternates between braking technologies depending on the weight, rather than the weather
By Ryan Dabbs •
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British Cycling staff carried out unauthorised doping tests in 2011, investigation confirms
The World Anti-Doping Agency has released its report into alleged wrongdoing at British Cycling and UK Anti-Doping
By Alex Ballinger •
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Driver cleared of killing cyclist after claiming 'no recollection' of fatal crash
The crash occurred in 2018, with the jury's verdict delivered yesterday
By Ryan Dabbs •
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Here are six riders moving down from the WorldTour in 2022
Some pretty big names will be taking the step down as more teams look to build to a WorldTour licence in the coming years
By Tim Bonville-Ginn •
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All-male cycling club founded in 1941 finally accepts female members
The Pedal Club was allegedly set up to ‘exchange diverse views,’ but women were not allowed to enter as members
By Alex Ballinger •
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'All of my preparation will be focused on the Tour de France': Nairo Quintana is ready for the overall fight in 2022
The 31-year-old Colombian has won two of the three Grand Tours with the Tour de France missing off the list
By Tim Bonville-Ginn •
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Annemiek van Vleuten already cycling again after suffering broken bones at Paris-Roubaix
The Olympic time trial champion managed to start riding just ten days after she broke her shoulder and pelvis in two places at Paris-Roubaix
By Ryan Dabbs •
