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Dave Brailsford: 'I'm uncompromising, and some people can't cope with that'
Dave Brailsford has defending his style of leadership, saying that it is inevitable for some people to be unable to cope with his uncompromising approach.
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Shane Sutton tells MPs how he 'arranged' for delivery of Dauphiné package
Former Team Sky head coach Shane Sutton has told MPs how he arranged for the delivery of a mystery package that has been the centre of recent controversy.
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Rosamund Bradbury and Cameron Jeffers crowned first ever British e-racing champions
The first ever British e-racing championships saw Rosamund Bradbury and Cameron Jeffers crowned national title-holders.
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British Cycling says it doesn't know how bulk corticosteroid order was used
Governing body British Cycling faces the prospect of funding being withdrawn if it does not follow through on promises to improve
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British Cycling told riders 'not to divulge details' of 100-person Manchester training event
The governing body has defended the 'simulated Olympic competition' as being within the government lockdown guidance
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'TUEs have unfairly been given a bad name', says Callum Skinner
The Olympic gold medallist says that the saga surrounding TUEs has cast their use in a negative light.
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BBC documentary to go inside British Cycling, asking at what cost all those medals were won
Britain's Cycling Superheroes: The Price of Success?, will be broadcast on Sunday and promises interviews with key figures in the British Cycling story.
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Shane Sutton resigns as British Cycling technical director
Shane Sutton steps down from his role as technical director for Team GB, saying the riders need to be able to prepare for Rio 2016 free of distraction
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Chris Froome anti-doping investigation should not have been made public, says British Cycling boss
British Cycling chief executive Julia Harrington has criticised the leaking of Chris Froome's salbutamol test, saying that it has harmed the reputations.
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British Cycling to brief riders on independent review into discrimination allegations on March 1
Governing body set to tell all riders and staff “what is likely to happen next” at Manchester briefing.
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British women’s circuit racing to be held as national series for the first time
British Cycling will hold a domestic women’s racing series for the first time in 2019.
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Nicole Cooke presents damning evidence to Parliamentary inquiry into sexism and doping in cycling
Former Olympic and world champion Nicole Cooke appears before the Culture, Media and Sport Committee inquiry into combating doping in sport
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British Olympic squad back to training on the track after lockdown lay-off
The British Olympic team have returned to the track after they were forced to take a break due to coronavirus.
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British Cycling set to be questioned on Dauphiné package and TUEs by parliamentary committee
British Cycling will face the committee before Christmas and could be forced to reveal the contents of a package delivered to Team Sky at the 2011 Critérium du Dauphiné
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British Cycling expects to lose £4million during coronavirus lockdown
British Cycling has announced it expects to lose £4million in lost income during the coronavirus lock down.
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Jess Varnish 'insulted' as she considers legal action after 'laughable' British Cycling report
Jess Varnish says that she is considering legal action against British Cycling following the publication of independent review into allegations of bullying.
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Trek announce Matrix Fitness Pro Cycling sponsorship
Trek are to sponsor women's pro cycling team Matrix Fitness, who will be new to the women's professional peloton in 2015.
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British Cycling launches revamped Racesmart campaign
British Cycling, the sport's governing body in the UK, has relaunched its Racesmart campaign for 2015, teaching road racers the etiquette and skills they need
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Germain Burton leaves British Cycling Olympic Development Programme
British Cycling confirmed that promising 21-year-old Germain Burton has chosen to leave the programme
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Jess Varnish: Way clear for former Olympic sprinter to sue British Cycling and UK Sport
Court rules that former Great Britain track cycling sprinter Jess Varnish can pursue claim against British Cycling and UK Sport for unfair dismissal and discrimination
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British Cycling reportedly sack men's endurance coach after 'rider revolt'
British Cycling have apparently sacked endurance coach Heiko Salzwedel, with security marching him from the National Cycling Centre after a "rider revolt".
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Here's where you can buy Team GB's custom moulded carbon shoes
Team GB will take marginal gains to another level at the Rio Olympics with carbon-fibre cycling shoes that have been custom-moulded for each rider.
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Shane Sutton suspended by British Cycling as discrimination row deepens
British paralympian alleges that disabled riders were referred to as "gimps"
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British Cycling announces staffing restructure in men's sprint team for Tokyo Olympics
British Cycling have announced a staff restructure of the men's sprint team after the dismissal of Kevin Stewart in late 2020 due to gross misconduct
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Shane Sutton's exit won't impact on Rio Olympics, says GB coach Rod Ellingworth
Great Britain coach Rod Ellingworth talks to Cycling Weekly about how Shane Sutton's exit from the GB set-up may affect the team going into the 2016 Olympic Games
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British Cycling confirms CEO Ian Drake to step down
Ian Drake will step down as British Cycling CEO in April 2017, reportedly having discussed the move with his employer since the start of the year
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Preston Park Velodrome receives racing ban over safety fears
Oldest cycling track in Britain will not host races this summer as British Cycling expresses concerns over safety
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HSBC to take over from Sky as British Cycling sponsor
Bank will support British Cycling from 2017, replacing Sky as sponsor of the British national team and bike ride events
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Brian Cookson to explore mixed track cycling events for future Olympics
With the IOC lifting its 28-sport cap, UCI president Brian Cookson is keen to explore ways to safeguard track cycling's future
