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Big Fat Lies?

Burn more fat and you’ll spare carbohydrate, lose weight and ultimately ride faster — that’s the theory. But does it work in practice? Michelle Arthurs-Brennan investigates.

Kermesse Racing

Town-centre circuit races are at the heart of Belgian cycling culture.

Jason Kenny

The Olympic champion on deep wheels, surging riders and... cabbages.

Dr Hutch

The Doc has a few ideas to further enhance Zwift’s cycling paradise of Watopia.

In Search Of The Hardest 100Km In Britain

Simon Warren kicks off a quest to try and find the toughest ton, and CW needs your help to make him suffer

Stewart And Durrell Double Up In Lincoln

Pair add to palmarès with another win on the Michaelgate cobbles

Colin Sturgess

The former Madison-Genesis DS on racing at 50, wine and drum ‘n’ bass

Bordeaux-Paris

the 572km race once offered cycling’s most gruelling spectacle

Is It Ever Ok To Wear Polka-Dot Shorts?

Of course. Better than black and dark colours that seem to be fashionable. Cycling kit should be bright. Martin Moore

Raleigh Light Roadster

My grandfather’s bike was a classic for the masses

Flying Jumbo Soar To TTT Win

Dutch squad ride last to overturn Team Ineos’s early benchmark

Dr Hutch

Making the Tour more exciting is just a matter of inventing new classifications and creating new winners, says the Doc

Brit Banks Takes Maiden Pro Win At Giro Rosa

Van Vleuten climbs to second Italian tour victory

Geraint Thomas's Pinarello Dogma F12

Ineos’s 2019 Tour machine has already proven itself this year

Sagan The Green Machine

Varied first week benefits Slovak in hunt for jersey record

Comp Records Topple At National 24-Hour Champs

Murray and Kemp add several miles to old marks in Cheshire

‘My legs are coming back!'

On a mission to climb Box Hill in under six minutes, former rugby pro Gareth Mason is delighted with his recent progress

Hors Catégorie classification

The top severity grading that marks out the toughest of mountains.

The Big Guns

The survivors of last year’s calamitous end to the domestic calendar are back stronger than ever.

Hellenic Stays

The classically named triple triangle design actually hailed from Catford

Dr Hutch

The Doc looks back to a time when Paris-Roubaix was a showcase for bike manufacturers’ weirdest contraptions

Dan McLay

The Ef Education first rider on sprinting, becoming a pilot and litter bugs

Van Avermaet In Pole Position For Classics

Strong ride in Oman signals Belgian’s readiness for Flemish cobbles.

Master Craftsmen

Condor, Rourke and Woodrup are three British family businesses that have built frames for the stars over two or three generations.

The Personal Choice

Mercredi Bikes builds race-ready steel frames the traditional way.

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Clever hub which brought power to the people.

If You Could Only Watch Flanders Or Roubaix, Which One Would It Be?

What kind of sadists are you that you can even think of asking such a question? Mathieu Van Der Kemp

Victor Campenaerts's Hour Record Ridley ‘flying Moustache'

The bike built to beat Bradley Wiggins’s mark

Organisers Pull Out Of Bristol Grand Prix

Team behind the event blames BC’s ‘restrictions’

Bettiol Takes Shock Win In Flanders

Brit Rowe mourns lost opportunity, reports Vern Pitt in Oudenaarde