Katie gives her professional mechanic boyfriend, Gus, his brief moment in the limelight
Katie Archibald
Katie Archibald: The similarities of cheescakes, tarts, socks and tyres
Katie muses the bittersweet nature of the experience gift
Katie Archibald column: A full year of long-winded, cycling-related(ish) rhetoric
It's been a year since these columns begun, and they still mention cycling (a bit)
Katie Archibald column: ‘Nothing settles me down more than the unfamiliarity of a hotel room’
Social convention is the best way to ensure you get a solid eight hours, says Katie
Katie Archibald column: ‘I’ll be good humoured about the crash but I’d rather curl up in a ball’
CW columnist Katie Archibald recounts her painful crash on the opening stage of the OVO Energy Women's Tour, as she is left trying to figure out what to do for…
Katie Archibald column: My essential guide to saddle health
Katie gives her top tips for sitting comfortably and staying healthy in the saddle
Katie Archibald column: ‘My threshold for stress is quite low, but I’ve hit it’
To cut down on the stress in Katie Archibald's life – including a recent house move – the Olympic and world champion track cyclist has turned to creating spreadsheets
Katie Archibald column: Moving house to make way for more bikes
"This drastic change in feng shui might be just the marginal gain I need to make it to Tokyo 2020"
Katie Archibald column: Even riding on the turbo trainer has its dangers
Sunshine and traffic pose unexpected problems for Katie Archibald, as she continues to recover from a collarbone break
Katie Archibald column: Taking an impromptu hiatus in the Scottish Highlands
A broken collarbone makes a late change to Katie's original holiday plans
Katie Archibald column: My voyage of musical discovery in a cheap Icelandic 4×4
Non-cycling friends are great for doing non-cycling things... like going to see Hamilton
Katie Archibald column: Going the extra mile (albeit inadvertently) is a family tradition
"The rule you apply to my father’s predicted ride distances: allow for at least 20km extra"
Mark Stewart tops off successful Commonwealth Games track cycling campaign for Scotland
Host nation Australia ends Commonwealth Games track cycling events at the top of the medal table, with Scotland, England and Wales all tasting success
Katie Archibald column: Eat when you can
“I myself enjoy the ‘eat when you can, not when you want to’ rule so much that I apply it to sleep as well”
Katie Archibald column: ‘Couples only ever break up around the World Championships’
“My theory is that couples only ever break up or get together around the World Championships or the Olympic Games”
Icons of cycling: The Buxton CC Mountain Time Trial
One of Britain’s toughest events, cycling’s finest have tested their legs at the Buxton CC mountain TT. This year's event takes place on Good Friday, March 30 2018
Katie Archibald column: When team-mates turn into rivals
“Manon and I are sharing a room and plotting the downfall of what were last month our team-mates but this month our rivals”
Katie Archibald column: ‘There are no bad foods, just bad choices’
“On top of that, getting the day to day right is far more difficult because it’s boring and requires the least sexy of the sporting virtues: patience and consistency”
Katie Archibald column: ‘I felt like I was in a nightclub where I’d lost my friends and drunk nine coffees’
Katie Archibald has a few nerves before the 2018 Track Cycling World Championships - but it's nothing her brain can't handle
Katie Archibald column: If someone offers you dinner, be grateful for it
“When I want to meet up with my mother I’ll text her and say, ‘Want to cook me dinner tonight?’ And she continually puts up with it — it’s outrageous”…
Katie Archibald column: ‘You look terrifying’ and other cycling firsts
Olympic and world champion, Katie Archibald got into cycling after winning handicap races on a Highland Games grass track. She writes a column for Cycling Weekly each week My first…
Katie Archibald column: My brother’s track success
“I’d applauded this result with the kind of patronising affection only a younger sibling can provide. I made it about me”
Katie Archibald column: Accepting an MBE is not an easy decision
“I said it wasn’t a medal from a palace that I dream of when I raced my bike, that it felt like a social rating and a hierarchy that I…
Katie Archibald column: Sleep is the most important form of recovery, recovery is the only way you improve
"That voice in your head can rarely be trusted. Like that time it said I’d already eaten enough and didn’t need to see the dessert menu"
Katie Archibald column: Suffering from a training camp cold, despite Team Sky’s posters
“I can only assume someone licked me in my sleep because I honestly feel woozy from all the hand foaming I’ve done”