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Connor Swift, Alex Dowsett, Danni Shrosbree head up King's Cup gravel champs
Riders line up in Suffolk to compete for the British champion's red, white and blue jersey
By James Shrubsall Published
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Cycling Weekly's War on Potholes: Cycling UK urge ‘long term approach’ to tackling issue
Campaigning charity also urges for cycling infrastructure to be included in road maintenance funding
By Adam Becket Published
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The Edit: Are you contributing to cycling’s body image problem?
We can all play a part in creating positive change
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Published
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Dutch e-bike company Tenways launches in U.S.
Netherlands-based -ebike brand Tenways launched in the U.S. this week after previously only being available in Europe.
By Kristin Jenny Published
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Confirmed: L39ion’s Justin Williams suspended for 'dangerous riding'
L39ion of Los Angeles’ front man, Justin Williams, is allegedly facing his second suspension following a crash at the Audi Denver Littleton Criterium on August 5
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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Remco Evenepoel powers to solo breakaway victory on stage 18 of Vuelta a España
Evenepoel seizes third victory of 2023 Vuelta at La Cruz de Linares as Sepp Kuss stays top of general classification
By Tom Thewlis Published
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'I was crying on the start line' - from horror crash to double champion in two months
Kate Allan was left with concussion and 80 stitches after a tyre blowout, but didn't let it stop her becoming a champion
By James Shrubsall Published
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Olympic champion Matt Walls without a team for 2024
Brit is facing contract uncertainty but says he "hopefully" has something on the horizon
By Tom Davidson Published
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Police arrest driver behind shocking cyclist hit-and-run spree
A juvenile driver struck three bicyclists in three separate incidents in Huntington Beach, California, injuring two and killing one.
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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Analysis: What is going on with Jumbo-Visma and Sepp Kuss at the Vuelta a España?
The man in the red jersey was attacked for the second day running by his teammates, for seemingly little gain
By Adam Becket Published
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Jumbo-Visma tightens grip on Vuelta a España as Primož Roglič leads stage 17 podium blitz atop the Angliru
Sepp Kuss keeps the red jersey by eight seconds over Jonas Vingegaard going into the final four stages
By Tom Davidson Published
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Opinion: The government has its priorities wrong on the dangers on our roads
Dangerous driving, not dangerous cycling, is the more pressing issue
By Adam Becket Published
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Jumbo-Visma's Nathan Van Hooydonck 'awake' and without injury after car crash
Belgian rider taken to hospital in Antwerp following incident, but health situation is "not critical"
By Adam Becket Last updated
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'I woke up in hospital' - 32-year-old Cofidis rider recovering from heart attack
Wesley Kreder spent a week in hospital after suffering myocarditis
By Tom Davidson Published
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CW5000 finishers medals now available to buy!
CW5000 riders are completing the challenge and ordering their finisher's medal
By Simon Richardson Published
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The eight Zwift updates dropping this fall that we’re most looking forward to
Better categorization for racing and easier navigation of the workout library are two of the biggest
By Anna Marie Abram Published
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The NCL announces expansion while laying off majority of its riders
Dozens of riders from the NCL franchise teams find themselves without contract for 2024, at the same time that the league announced its expansion and plans for the 2024 season.
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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'I wanted to win for my best friend' - Jonas Vingegaard takes Vuelta a España stage 16 win for Nathan Van Hooydonck
Tour de France winner takes his second stage win in four days to move up to second overall
By Adam Becket Published
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Jumbo-Visma rebuffs motor doping accusations at Vuelta a España
Dutch squad say it is just focusing on winning the race, not "delusions"
By Adam Becket Published
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Cyclist forced to stop charging cows during mid-ride snack break
British cyclist Andrew O'Connor found the gradient wasn't the only challenge when he rode Great Dun Fell
By James Shrubsall Published
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Free hugs, pickle juice and a broken derailleur: Lachlan Morton's monster Tour Divide effort
The Australian endurance-specialist broke the record for the 4296km, and had to contend with just three gears at the end
By Adam Becket Published
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Study finds WADA-legal drug is performance enhancing - and could lift cyclists into a medal position
Tramadol is currently permitted by the World Anti-Doping Agency but banned by the UCI - new study finds drug can deliver a 1.3% performance increase in ‘highly trained’ cyclists
By Anna Marie Abram Published
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‘We didn’t just turn up to take part’ - the UK team that refused to give up against WorldTour competition
Continental team Saint Piran rewarded with sixth place overall at the Tour of Britain after week of attacking racing
By Tom Thewlis Published
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Brexit and cash strapped councils - Tour of Britain director responds to criticism of 'boring' race
SweetSpot’s Mick Bennett says social media criticism of the race being 'boring' has been 'hard to hear'
By Tom Thewlis Last updated
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1.4 million filled in, but no solution on the horizon: Join Cycling Weekly's war on potholes
The UK’s crumbling roads are a serious hazard for every cyclist. Adam Becket investigates
By Adam Becket Published
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Consumers warned to cut the straps on helmets sold at major US retailer, due to safety concerns
The seller has not agreed to recall the helmets which the US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) regards as unsafe
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Published
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Double the maximum time spent in prison for drivers who hit cyclists, parliamentary report says
Maximum sentence for dangerous driving should be increased from two to four years as British Cycling calls for end to "hazardous leniency"
By Adam Becket Published
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'It was my legs that let me down': Stevie Williams ‘proud’ of Tour of Britain final day performance
Welshman takes heart from impressive showing in South Wales, as he looked like he might win the stage and overall
By Tom Thewlis Published
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Wout van Aert 'forced to fight' for second Tour of Britain victory
‘I had to stay calm’ says the Belgian after Carlos Rodriguez piles on the pressure on tough final stage in Caerphilly
By Tom Thewlis Published
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