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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

Let's Take This Outside!

After too long tirelessly toiling in the confines of his backyard shed, Steve Shrubsall looks to pastures new for a challenge with a fresh set of riding and fitness demands

Van Vleuten's Solo Glory

Dutch star attacks with 100km to go to win women’s road race

Pedersen Last Man Standing In Yorkshire

Dane takes surprise win as peloton suffers in driving rain, writes Vern Pitt in Harrogate

Maximum Yorkshire

This was a tough Worlds well suited to the host county, writes Vern Pitt

Dygert Blasts Her Way Into The Record Books

American wins women’s time trial by historic margin

Future Stars On Show In Yorkshire

The World Championships always showcases the best upcoming talent. We pick out four youngsters who stood out and look likely to make a name for themselves at elite level

A Day With Team Pidcock

Vern Pitt joins Tom Pidcock’s family for an emotional and unforgettable day’s racing

Sarah Storey: Yorkshire Provided A Blueprint For Para-cycling Worldwide

Amazing local support buoys Worlds para-cyclists

Things To Do In October

Summer’s gone, but fun on two wheels is far from over

Tacx I-Magic

This early foray into the VR cycling world blazed a troublesome trail

Revenge For Mein At CX Opener

Brit comes back from crash, reports Snowdon Sports and Ben Goddard

One Of The Lads

Last winter's track sensation John Archibald has transferred his form to the road in 2019, so just before his last-minute Worlds call-up we sent his sister Katie to find out what makes him tick

Dr Hutch

The puncture gods have been toying with the Doc lately, and his fellow riders have been enjoying his torment

The International Challengers

Winning the World Championship road race takes superhuman stamina and a will of iron. We check the favourites’ form cards

‘ RACING IN YORKSHIRE IS ALL THE MOTIVATION I NEED'

After a brief break following the Tour de France, Geraint Thomas’s season has been focused on the Road World Championships, where his main target is victory in the time trial, he tells Peter Cossins

WOMEN'S ROAD RACE

149KM | SATURDAY SEP 28 | START 11:40 | FINISH 15:36

Valiant Knox Battles Injury To Complete Vuelta

Cumbrian tells Vern Pitt how he almost quit after crashing on stage 19