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GRASP YOUR MENTAL STRENGTH

From instilling ambition to assembling support to conjuring a racier sense of self, sports psychologist Dr. Josephine Perry has a five-point strategy to fortify your cycling mindset

ATTACK THE ELEMENTS WITH RAIN DEFENCE

dhb’s wet-weather range will keep you dry throughout the winter and beyond

Focus Izalco Max 8.7 - £2,899 | 8.04kg

Focus’s popular Izalco model gets a radical aero redesign but its quest for speed is thwarted by unresponsive deep-section wheels

Records Fall At Minsk World Cup

Fast times recorded while Laura Kenny medals in omnium and Madison

Ambitious Henderson Signs For Team Sunweb

Step up to WorldTour-ready team is reward for young Brit’s impressive season

100k Killers

Killer Climber Simon Warren accepts two 100km hilly challenges from fiendish CW readers Garry Lindsay and Adam Smith

Tom Pidcock Takes Second At Koppenbergcross

Impressive weekend of racing for under-23 cyclo-cross world champion

Rain Vs Pain Vs Gain

Sweating it out on the turbo is unavoidable over winter, but how do the fitness benefits compare to riding outdoors? Must you battle the elements to stay at your best? Jim Cotton investigates

Matt Holmes In Surprise Move To Lotto-Soudal

Madison-Genesis man steps up to the WorldTour

From Zwift To The Pro Ranks

Steve Shrubsall investigates what it takes to make it to the finals of the Zwift Academy and whether he has the talent to get there .

Rolling Back The Years

With the rise of Zwift and e-racing, Owen Rogers takes a look back to a time when roller racing was a hugely popular cycle sport.

Cavendish Confirms Signing For Bahrain Merida

Prolific sprinter to re-join former mentor Rod Ellingworth, reports Alex Ballinger

The Real E-Champ

Elevated to first place after the winner was disqualified, James Phillips is enthusiastic about the benefits of e-racing on Zwift.

Concussion: The Life - Saving Facts

Knocks to the head aren’t uncommon in cycling — but every single one must be taken seriously and treated with extreme caution, as Michelle Arthurs-Brennan finds out

First Ever e-Racing National Champ Banned

Cameron Jeffers found guilty of pre-race data tampering

‘The Riding Was On The Wall'

Having set herself three extremely ambitious targets, CW’s Michelle Arthurs-Brennan has had a testing season of relentless racing

‘Crashes, Agony... And A Great Year Of Racing'

Despite his target races being scuppered by crashes, James Bullen has learnt priceless lessons as he stepped up a licence category

The Lucas Cyclometer

The mechanical marvel that pre-dated the cycle computer

Monsal Hill-climb Winner Disappointed Not To Break Record

Elliott’s 38-year-old time still stands despite Calum Brown’s record-breaking form

Climb Like A King

With the National Hill-Climb Championships just a fortnight away, Jim Cotton speaks to champion climbers to find out how we can all go faster uphill — and maybe bag a KoM along the way

Independent Pedaler Dominate Closed Circuit Champs

Chris Fennell and Joscelin Lowden top of the track

Bernal May Not Defend Tour Title In 2020

Colombian Tour winner awaits team game plan

Are You Tough Enough?

Military training is all about pushing to the limits of exhaustion while executing life-and-death decisions. Here, battle-ready riders break ranks to share their secrets with Dr Josephine Perry

Tour De France, Stage Six June 30, 1961

Belgian Joseph Planckaert solos away on the road to victory.

Tour De France Spectator Guide

Enthused by the brilliant unpredictability of this year’s Tour de France, Christian Prudhomme is pushing for a repeat by serving up a route that encourages boldness and makes it difficult for one team to impose control

Olympic Qualifying On Track After Euro Medal Haul

Head coach anticipates high scores at Glasgow World Cup next month, reports Vern Pitt

Kenny's Tokyo Ambitions Face Acid Test At European Championships

Olympian aiming to ride team pursuit, Madison and omnium events

British Cycling's Secret Training Roads

Vern Pitt heads to the mountains of central Portugal to uncover the GB team’s Olympic hideaway

The Mighty Dolomites

The Alta Badia region of Italy boasts a range of unsung summits that deserve to be scaled by every cyclist, as Dan Baines found

Roque De Los Muchachos

Simon Warren goes to the top of the world. Twice