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Omloop Het Nieuwsblad - 24 February, Belgium

Omloop Het Nieuwsblad heralds the start of the European cobbled Classics season, part one of two in the blockbuster double-header that is Belgium’s Opening Weekend, alongside Kuurne-BrusselsKuurne.

Sargent and Harcourt triumph at Severn RC TT

Riders step up on truncated course in Gloucestershire

Evenepoel storms to Volta ao Algarve victory

Geoghegan Hart completes first race back after injury as time trial world champion comes out on top in Portugal, reports Tom Thewlis

Benotto Modelo 3000

The steed of Lo Sceriffo, as immortalised in cycling's most iconic film

Corran Carrick-Anderson

Twenty-one-year-old Scot Corran Carrick-Anderson, who is the current British U23 cyclo-cross national champion, is following the Tom Pidcock route to success.

SPRING INTO ACTION 6 KEY SESSIONS TO FIRE UP YOUR FITNESS

With spring sunshine just around the corner, Steve Shrubsall asks a selection of pros and coaches for their favourite sessions for the final weeks of winter

Scott Addict RC 10

A rather nondescript-looking exterior hides a bike that's full of neat features and clever integrations, and gives a reassuringly solid ride

Are gravel race bikes necessary?

Joe Baker asks the experts whether gravel racing warrants a new category of machine

CHASING THE GHOST IN THE MACHINE

Having spent over a year investigating motor doping, Chris Marshall-Bell examines the rumours and unanswered questions that remain

SPAIN'S STRADE?

Is the Clásica Jaén Paraíso Interior really the Spanish equivalent of Strade Bianche? Chris Marshall-Bell rides the route to find out

Josh Tarling eyes 'perfect' Olympic time trial

The 19-year-old Ineos Grenadiers sensation is eyeing two medals in Paris - Adam Becket caught up with him in Australia

British Cycling rescues Tour of Britain and Women's Tour

National governing body's major events team to take leading role in safeguarding future of both races

GB sprint trio claims historic gold

Squad takes home nine medals from opening Track Nations Cup round in Adelaide

Dutch dominate elite races

Of the six elite medals on offer at the Cyclo-cross World Championships, five headed back to the Netherlands, with the same riders winning as last year – the unstoppable Mathieu van der Poel and Fem van Empel.

Zoe Bäckstedt flies to sixth world title

The 19-year-old dominated the under-23 race at the Cyclo-cross World Championships last weekend

Specialized S-Works Tarmac SL8 £12,000 6.62kg

The most marketed bike of the year rated by a racer

Are TT positions too aggressive?

Is the relentless search for aerodynamics putting riders at risk?

THE NEW HULK IN TOWN

Jasper Philipsen on being the 'fastest man in the world', doing the green jersey double at the Tour de France and going one better at Roubaix

Rotrax

Style and substance from the Southampton-based framebuilders

Down to one kidney, still full of beans

Facing repeated risks to her life from kidney failure, Ottilie Quince is determined to keep bouncing back - on and off her bike

THE ABC OF СВА (Cant be arsed)

Mustering the motivation to ride when the elements are against us can seem nigh-on impossible. Dr Josephine Perry outlines five key principles to help get us out the door

36 THINGS TO DO IN 2024

Ride new events, learn new skills and challenge yourself, we've got a host of ways to make the most of your riding in 2024

Mathieu van der Poel fined for spitting at spectators

Mathieu van der Poel was fined for spitting at a group of booing spectators during last weekend's UCI Cyclo-cross World Cup in Hulst.

Family pays tribute to Melissa Hopkins

Husband Rohan Dennis charged over crash death

FRED WRIGHT: New kit day never gets old

Nothing beats a new kit day. Turning up on the first day of training camp to a huge box of fresh kit in your room is always cool.

Team GB cuts Olympic medal target to 'realistic' 10

Performance director Stephen Park says medals are getting harder to come by, as money tightens for British Cycling

Giant's profits down by 49%

Not disputing that bikes are quite costly, but the article says high-end bike sales are strong. It’s the entry to mid-level bikes that are not moving as much. E-bike sales are also strong and they are not cheap. Looks more like an oversupply of the wrong stuff. Pavel Dushkov

Carpenter

A mint pre-war path racer from one of London's finest marques

No reining back!

Keen equestrian Lizzi Jordan was riding high until a freak illness changed her life forever. Now, having swapped reins for handlebars, she is not only back in the saddle but winning on the world stage

MUCH ADO ABOUT ZONE 2

The cacophony of praise for Zone 2 training of late left Chris Sidwells scratching his head. So he decided to find out what all the fuss was about