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Racing Inventors

Chris Sidwells looks back at the pioneering racers who used brains as well as brawn to come up with new ideas to improve the performance of their bikes — innovative, groundbreaking designs that are still around today.

The Rise Of Tao Geoghegan Hart

British prodigy’s long road to Team Sky shows wisdom beyond his years.

17 Mind-Hacks For 2017

Get your mojo working with our top tips for boosting morale and heightening focus.

British Cycling Seeks Clarity On Controversial Laps Out Rule

Proposed regulation change proves divisive.

Stockbroker Swaps City For Cycling

Teams take notice as novice goes from fourth-cat to pro in 19 months.

Keep Calm And Start Winning

2017 finds Dan Martin cool, calm and collected and with a new TT position that he hopes will make him a GC weapon at the Tour.

At What Point Does Aero Become More Significant Than Weight?

Dr Oliver Bridgewood finds out which buying consideration is of most relevance to the everyday cyclist.

Froome: Now I Will Win The Tour De France

New Giro champion looking ahead.

Simon Yates: ‘I'll Be Back'

Mitchelton-Scott star paid the price for his effort against the clock.

Climbing Where Races Daren't Tread 

Thereare summit finishes no major race in Britain has dared go to, but Simon Warren has. And he’s eager that you, and the pros, should too.

Hat-Trick Hero Sagan Plays It Cool

Slovak puts third consecutive Worlds win down to ‘karma’

Future's Bright For Pidcock

Double world champion already feeling weight of expectation

107 Squared

How hard would it be to ride 107km every day for 107 days? Chris Hall decided to find out, all in the name of charity

New GB Boss Offers Team Clean Slate

British Cycling’s new performance director Stephen Park tells CW he believes his outsider status can reap results

The Boxford Tornado

An unexpectedly lumpy course makes this Suffolk sportive one to savour.

Are All Calories Equal?

Is losing weight a simple matter of cutting calories, or do you need to be choosier about the type of calories you eat? Anita Bean investigates.

Giant Leap For Women's Cycling

This year the lunar slopes of Mont Ventoux hosted its first ever summit finish of a women’s race.

Sunweb Double Up In Worlds TTT

Men’s and women’s squads both triumphant in Bergen

Crunching The Numbers

How does Chris Froome compare with cycling’s greats after his most successful season yet?

Triumphant Froome on another level

Whether it’s climbing, time trialling, descending or sprinting — nobody comes close to competing with the three-time yellow jersey

Tales from the gruppetto

For many the battle isn’t for a jersey — it’s to beat the broomwagon

Bristol Belter

David Else takes a tour through cider country

Dr Hutch

This week the Doc comes clean about his old friend Bernard

Hugh Carthy: Total Commitment

CW discovers if the new Cannondale-Drapac signing has what it takes to claim the mountain climbers’ crown for a new generation.

Park Shakes Up British Cycling

Further dismissals may follow that of star endurance coach Salzwedel

Why Have The Authorities Not Been Able To Resolve The Issues With Tramadol?

If it hasn’t been banned yet, when will it?

Sam Bennett Dominates Tour Of Turkey Sprints

But crash prevents Irishman from completing a full house

Outrage At Suggestions Cyclists Be Made To Wear Hi-vis, Helmets

Halfords report garners strong opposition

A Yates With Destiny

After a year that saw him take home the Tour's white jersey and complete the Vuelta a España, Simon Yates reflects on racing, family and ambition

Should British Cycling Start A Pro Women's Team?

The pros and cons of a ‘female Team Sky’