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'The biggest skill any rider can have is to feel something and not be told by a screen': Tao Geoghegan Hart - a week in training

In 2019 CW was allowed a glimpse inside a week of training with the now Giro d'Italia winning Tao Geoghegan Hart

Five talking points from stage 21 of the Giro d'Italia 2020

Britain has another Grand Tour victor as Filippo Ganna once again dominates the time trial

Egan Bernal says it will take a while 'to be pain-free again' as he continues recovery

The Colombian has revealed his problems have stemmed from having one leg longer than the other

Tweets of the week: Proposals, protests and ponies

Unlike the Giro d'Italia peloton, tweets of the week is not on strike, so here's a bumper edition

Strava reveals how Covid-19 is impacting pro athlete mental health

Strava has revealed how the coronavirus pandemic is impacting pro athletes’ mental health. 

Bradley Wiggins liquidates businesses with debts of over £1m

Creditors expected to be left out of pocket as Team Wiggins company folds

'I’m proud of myself for getting here' - Stephen Williams prepares for Grand Tour debut after tortuous injury luck

Stephen Williams of Bahrain-McLaren will race the 2020 Vuelta a España, the Welshman's first Grand Tour

Are group rides still allowed under new coronavirus restrictions in UK? 

With new coronavirus restrictions being put in place in Wales and parts of England also being locked down, are you allowed to ride in a group under the current rules? 

Tweets of the week: Khal Drogo's new Specialized, Matt Winston's speedbump mishap and Luke Rowe's lookalike

If 2020 didn't have enough twists and turns already, it turns out Khal Drogo is a cycling fan. 

Nominations extended for Club of the Year in association with Santini

We need your help. Tell us why your club deserves to be crowned 2020 Club of the Year

CW5000: Third member of CW team hits 5,000

Strava removes automatic flybys after safety concerns 

Strava has made changes to its flyby feature, with users now having to opt-in for the run comparisons and overviews. 

Dr Richard Freeman admits losing rider blood data from a third computer 

Dr Richard Freeman has admitted losing rider blood data from a third laptop, this time after the UCI requested information about riders from the Giro d’Italia and Tour de France in 2011. 

British neo-pro Gabriel Cullaigh explains illness battle that curtailed first season with Movistar

The Yorkshireman looks to Wout van Aert as inspiration who recovered from a serious injury to become the world's best rider

Cycling Weekly club 10 on Zwift every Wednesday

The race is free to enter and open to anyone on the virtual platform

After the new EF kit, one fan decided to give the entire peloton a high-fashion redesign

Belgian designer Stijn Dossche decided to give 22 teams a collaboration with a fashion brand and these are the results

EF Rapha + Palace jerseys already selling for £600 on eBay

After the limited release sold out in minutes, people were offering the exclusive merch for four-times its retail price

Tweets of the week: Rohan Dennis the impressionist, and Sam Bennett on a billboard outside Lidl

Enjoy these tweets, or else

We're hiring! Could you be our next Senior Tech Writer?

We're on the lookout for a Tech expert

CW5000: Riding into Autumn with Lex Spedding

Five talking points from stage two of the Giro d'Italia 2020

The second stage of the Giro d'Italia produced a worthy winner

Tweets of the Week: Julian Alaphilippe's dancing, Jasper Philipsen's new bike and Elinor Barker's lockdown injury

Well we're now in that familiar two week wait between the end of the Tour de France and the start of the Giro d'Italia...wait, that doesn't sound right.

Doctor at centre of Operation Aderlass scandal admits to doping athletes

The doctor at the centre of the Operation Aderlass  scandal has admitted doping athletes during his ongoing trial. 

Cycling in New York City: where to go, how to rent bikes and other tips

We provide essential advice on where to cycle in New York City and how to hire bikes

Do these 27 old 'rules' of professional cycling stand up to the science?

Pro cyclists of old were duty-bound to follow an arcane and often baffling set of fitness rules. Chris Sidwells sifts through them for pearls of wisdom that have stood the test of time