Katie Archibald
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Laura Kenny and Katie Archibald crush the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Madison to take goldA huge performance by the Brits in a chaotic race, as the Madison returns to the Olympics
By Alex Ballinger Published
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Tweets of the Week: Mark Cavendish's meme, cycling Supermarket Sweep and Katie Archibald's throwbackAfter a big week in the cycling world, here's a selection of our favourite social media moments
By Alex Ballinger Published
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Great Britain take Women's Team Pursuit gold on opening night of Glasgow Track World CupThey recorded the fastest time in this Olympic cycle and the fourth-quickest of all time
By Jonny Long Published
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'You have to be smart & you have to be strong, you can’t be one or the other': Why 2018 was Katie Archibald's yearAs well as penning a weekly CW column, Archibald has also found the time this year to etch her name onto the list of British cycling greats
By Vern Pitt Published
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The simple bed necessities: Katie Archibald column'One option if I get kicked off the squad tomorrow is to strip back to the bare essentials. That would be five bikes, a mattress on the floor, a microwave, and a toothbrush'
By Jonny Long Published
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Katie Archibald column: Memes from my father'What I can say with confidence is that my plan is to have as long a career in cycling as physically possible'
By Richard Windsor Published
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Katie Archibald column: 'Like any rider, on any start line, I’ll be trying to win'In her column for Cycling Weekly, Great Britain track star Katie Archibald reveals her expectations for the forthcoming World Championships in Hong Kong
By Nigel Wynn Published
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Katie Archibald column: On tour at home'My mother has planned her watching logistics just as carefully as we have our racing logistics'
By Jonny Long Published
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Katie Archibald column: ‘I managed to avoid cooking a single meal for three months’Katie Archibald reveals her new-found love of dark chocolate and how she avoided cooking for three months
By Nigel Wynn Published
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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”
By Nigel Wynn Published
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Katie Archibald column: Easing myself into the camp lifestyleIt's training camp season for Katie, which involves a soon-to-be-traditional Archibald annual training camp in Lanzarote
By Richard Windsor Published
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Katie Archibald column: 'It was a pretty savage race, bodies everywhere'As the big races in the track season rapidly approach, Katie Archibald gets in some Madison action with mixed results
By Cycling Weekly Published
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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 didn’t want to involve myself in”
By Nigel Wynn Published
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Katie Archibald column: Not getting drunk, and the shame of petty disappointment“I’ve never mastered walking the tightrope that separates loss of inhibition from throwing up on the pavement”
By Nigel Wynn Published
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Katie Archibald column: 'I’m not very good at riding a bike'"I’m still as erratic as a long-legged cat riding Fort William on a unicycle when it comes to my training form"
By Nigel Wynn Published
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Katie Archibald column: A tracksuit can be a bother but it doesn’t bother meThe obligatory team tracksuit means not having to think about what to wear
By Richard Windsor Published
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Katie Archibald column: Wearing a helmet for a living is a licence for slap-dash hair dyeingLife under a helmet means getting away with slap-dash hair dyeing
By Richard Windsor Published
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'So I asked, casually, if he’d ever tried blood doping': Katie Archibald column'It’s not that I had such a loose grip on moral ethics that I thought cheating was OK, it’s simply that I was a moron'
By Cycling Weekly Published
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Katie Archibald column: My voyage of musical discovery in a cheap Icelandic 4x4Non-cycling friends are great for doing non-cycling things... like going to see Hamilton
By Nigel Wynn Published
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Katie Archibald column: What happens when the inspector calls and you're not ready for a sample?Newly-crowned omnium world champion Katie Archibald reveals what happened when the dope control officer called around and she was a bit dehydrated
By Nigel Wynn Published
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Katie Archibald column: Mum's the word!The first thing I want her to tell readers is who really is Best Archibald? “No,” she replies.
By Jonny Long Published
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Katie Archibald column: Go bigger gear or go home, or walk"My childhood logic seems to ripple through track cycling, season after season, as the gears get bigger and bigger in the hope of going faster and faster."
By Richard Windsor Published
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Katie Archibald column: My essential guide to saddle healthKatie gives her top tips for sitting comfortably and staying healthy in the saddle
By Richard Windsor Published
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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”
By Nigel Wynn Published
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Katie Archibald and Daniel Bigham conclude domination of Track National ChampsThree British national track titles apiece for Katie Archibald and Daniel Bigham as the 2017 event reaches its finale on Sunday
By Vern Pitt Published
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Cycling stars turn out for Champions of CycleSport charity dinner (gallery)Host of cycling stars attended the 2017 Champions of CycleSport dinner, raising £260,000 for the Action Medical Research charity
By Nigel Wynn Published
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Mark Cavendish and Owain Doull narrowly miss overall victory as Brits dominate women’s podium at Six Day LondonMark Cavendish and Owain Doull narrowly missed out on overall victory at Six Day London in the nail-biting final race.
By Alex Ballinger Published
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Katie Archibald column: 'I just love being on camp'“Even the time we spent avoiding ice at the top of Mount Teide, staying in the middle of nowhere and not getting home until December 23, was fantastic”
By Nigel Wynn Published
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Katie Archibald column: My reasons for considering the sprint at the national championships“Am I subconsciously keen to enter so I have an excuse for doing poorly in the pursuit, an event I’m essentially afraid of?”
By Nigel Wynn Published
