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Should Fans Be Banned From Running Alongside Riders?

Compared to the number of riders and races the actual ‘incidents’ are few and far between. It is part of the unique atmosphere of a Grand Tour. Maybe reduce the number of flags that get waved in front of the riders though, I think that is more likely to cause an accident. David Jackson

Giro d'Italia Iccrea Femminile Internazionale

While most eyes in the cycling world will be focused on France, over the border in Italy the competition is likely to be equally fierce at the 30th edition of the Giro Rosa.

Ending 34 Years Of Hurt

With its focus on high mountains and paucity of time trialling, the Tour de France route offers home favourite Romain Bardet his best chance yet of ending a French victory drought that dates back to 1985. Peter Cossins weighs up his prospects

Dowsett: 'I've Had To Catch Up'

Sixth national TT title vindicates new approach to training

National 50 Champs Crowned Amid Hectic Schedule

Biaobocki and Lewis win despite packed diaries

Cullaigh Celebration Hands Joyce Victory

Team Wiggins rider looks forward to Tour de Yorkshire, reports Vern Pitt.

Fuglsang wins Liège to claim debut Monument

New flat finish yields harder race but end game reverts to type.

Prepare For My First Race

Accountant James Wallace seeks guidance in preparing for his race debut.

The Renault Team

A French institution that ruled the peloton for eight glorious years.

I Want To Podium At The Regional Champs Race

Cat-two road racer Michelle Arthurs-Brennan, 30, from Caterham in Surrey, is CW’s SEO supremo

I'm Gunning To Win My Local Crit Series

Cat-three crit specialist James Bullen, 29, is a kitchen salesman from Brighton, Sussex

The NJS Mark

The hipster’s favourite stamp has its origins in Japanese gambling

New Liv Avail Advanced Is Lighter And More Versatile

Liv’s latest Avail features revised geometry and an extra layer of versatility.

Representation Matters

Rower turned track cyclist Yewande Adesida is determined to help make cycling a more inclusive sport that better represents the diversity in British society at large.

Track Champ Claims Win On The Gravel

Third year in a row a GB track star has won gravel-strewn race.

Two Stage Wins Secures Holmes Manx Victory

Madison-Genesis add another verse to their swansong on the Isle of Man

Women's Tour of Scotland

National and domestic teams could be set to profit at the Women’s Tour of Scotland as many of the bigger names prioritise higher-profile events.

Pegoretti Frames

The Italian frames that inspired the resurgence of steel

Diy Bike - Fit Savvy Saving Or False Economy?

Getting professionally fitted to your bike can be a costly business. Is it really worth it — or can you sort your own set-up quite adequately for free?

Adventure Bikes

That farm track marked as a bridleway, that canal towpath and that disused railway line you pass on your Sunday road loop? An adventure bike will let you ride and explore those diversions, opening up new countryside and linking up roads in a way that you never could before.

Harlech Hell Climb

Last weekend the Welsh road celebrated its ‘world's steepest’ status with a gruelling hill-climb race

Dr Hutch

With so much that’s right about cycling, why do we focus on the things that are ever so slightly wrong, wonders the Doc.

Hope For Cycling Cafe After Council Seeks To Restrict Use By Riders

Councillor leader could save popular Velolife

LEJOG record rider: ‘I was falling asleep on the bike'

Stirling rider Christina MacKenzie on her failed LEJOG record attempt

Thomas Triumphs At Inaugural Tour Of Scotland

Danish outfit shine brightest amid inclement conditions

A Long Time Coming

A rider’s Tour debut is a special moment, none more so than for36-year-old Rory Sutherland, as Paul Knott finds out

Peter Sagan's Tour Specialized Venge

World champion has made the switch to discs with his new bike

Sagan 'Is Beatable' In Green Jersey Contest

But Erik Zabel’s record six victories are in touching distance for the Slovak