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Mathieu van der Poel emerges as King of Spring

Dutchman's Monument sweep continues with victory at Paris-Roubaix, reports Tom Davidson

WATT WORKS FOR ME - Emma Finucane

The newly crowned four-time national champion tells us how she’s become Britain’s leading light in the sprint events

LET'S TALK ABOUT... CONCUSSION

One of the most common injuries in cycling, concussion is a warning sign that the brain has been subjected to potentially damaging g-force. Ignore it at your peril, warns Josephine Perry

Weaponising the white paper

Colnago's head of R&D Davide Fumagalli tells Simon Smythe why it's not enough to have the world's best rider winning races on your bike...

GLORIOUS GRALLOCH GRAVEL

Scotland's UCI Gravel World Series offering takes the high road, as James Shrubsall finds out

CHRIS FROOME BACK TO AFRICA

He's come full circle, but is there time for another loop? We talk to the four-time Tour champ about his and African cycling's future

Dr Hutch

Road closures are the bane of motorists' lives and the gain of cyclists', so long may their patchy progress continue

Coros Apex 2 Pro £499 | 66g

David Bradford tests a feature-heavy GPS watch with an exceedingly long battery life

British teams rue Women's Tour loss

Sponsorship issues result in hiatus for popular UK stage race

Lotte Kopecky takes pole position for Paris-Roubaix

SD Worx continue destroying all in their path at Spring Classics

Pogačar's Flanders win sets up Monument record

Slovenian becomes the third Tour winner to take victory in Flanders

HOW TO BUILD A CHAMPION

A RIDER DEVELOPMENT MASTERCLASS FROM THE MAN WHO TURNS TEENAGERS INTO WORLD-BEATERS

SURVIVOR

Two years on from his emotional Paris-Roubaix win and one year after his heart condition emerged, Sonny Colbrelli tells Andy McGrath how his life has changed completely

LAST ONES PEDALLING

Ever wondered what it's like to come last at Paris-Roubaix?

Cycling and Mopeds - 8 November, 1961

European roadmen get a shock going Stateside

Harvey Hadden Velodrome 1975

FROM THE ARCHIVE

Zoë Langham

WEEK IN TRAINING

BONK-PROOF YOUR FUELLING

Shaken by a personal experience of that dreaded running-on-empty feeling, fuelling Anita Bean goes in search of experts to find out what 'bonking' really means and how to avoid it

Dr Hutch

Whether you ride your bike as a hobby or in pursuit of professional glory, the one thing you shouldn't do is admit to enjoying it, says the Doc

Pinarello lowers e-race bike weight to 11.4kg

New Nytro E9 aims to give riders the feel of a traditional road bike

ΟΝΕ ΒΙΚΕ ΤΟ RULE THEM ALL

Road bike time trials are undergoing a resurgence, as the sport attempts to make itself more accessible and attract new blood. But one bike will always be fastest, and we think we've found it

THE MAKING OF WOUT VAN AERT

From illicit beers to sprint-packed training rides, Chris Marshall-Bell uncovers how Wout van Aert became the best all-round rider in the world

Evenepoel upset with Roglič for not working with him

Evenepoel and Roglič's duels are mirrored by a war of words

THE HUB

All the news you might have missed from the last seven days

Thomas adds to chorus of opposition to Cardiff velodrome move

Maindy Flyers CC, the club where Geraint Thomas started, says it risks missing out on new talent if relocated, reports Tom Thewlis

Finney 'shocked' to win Britain's Paris-Roubaix

It's a mud-fest around Melton Mowbray

Echelons: agony and ecstasy

It's the morning after another windswept edition of BruggeDe Panne, typically the most echelon-packed Classic on the spring calendar.

Jumbo-Visma cement status as Classics kings

Dutch team led by Wout van Aert share out the wins

De Panne win reveals the Georgi of the future

Belgian victory a sign of things to come, says Georgi's DSM sports director

Thomas bullish on Giro d'Italia chances despite infection

Welshman endures tough race at Volta a Catalunya, reports Chris Marshall-Bell