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FRED WRIGHT - Martian preparation for the Tour

Fred Wright rides for Bahrain Victorious

'The most fun I've had in years'

Former pro Matt Holmes is back on his bike and loving every minute of it

Government's 'dangerous cycling' plans criticised

New legislation could mean lengthy prison sentences for cyclists who kill or seriously injure

Thomas settles on race for second

Ineos Grenadiers rider decides not to follow Pogačar, the rider from a \"different planet\"

Pogačar looks ahead to Tour with Giro all but won

The UAE Team Emirates rider pushed his lead to almost seven minutes last weekend, and can now take it tranquillo to Rome

Shorter TT bike

A British shop brand that backed two of the greats of time trialling

Gut health

A gastroenterologist's advice on limiting gut distress and improving your microbiome

7 THINGS I LEARNED FROM BREAKING MY FACE

When a crash left CW's Tom Davidson with a titanium plate in his cheek, his perspective on cycling started to change. Here's what he took away from the saga

Syncros Capital SL Aero wheels

Owen Rogers reviews bling carbon wheels with a price tag to match

SRAM Red AXS

SRAM improves shift quality and tackles braking woes of old in its latest road bike groupset, reports Joe Baker

CRISIS? WHAT CRISIS?

Cancelled races, folded teams, bankrupters, Britain's domestic road racing scene appears organis to be in tatters. But is the outlook really as dire as it seems? Charlie Graham-Dixon investigates

AMERICA'S GREAT AGAIN*

*But can it last? The US finally has a clutch of star riders again, but is its top-level success built on solid foundations

THE HUB

All the news you might have missed from the last seven days

Lifeplus-Wahoo aim for pro ranks

Continental squad hopes to mark 10-year anniversary with ProTeam status

Matt Holmes kickstarts comeback with Lincoln win

Former Lotto-Soudal rider returns from retirement with victory at big domestic fixture

Cavendish officially best male sprinter of all time

Tour of Hungary stage win gives Manxman a career tally of 164

Pink Pogačar in complete control

UAE rider has already won three stages at the Giro d'Italia

Claud Butler Criterium

A classic British brand ridden by beginners and Olympians alike

Dr Hutch

At what point does a bold show of strength become brazen showboating? The Doc ponders the etiquette of the long solo break

EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT...CBD

From reducing pain to promoting relaxation and sleep, myriad are the claims made for cannabidiol but do they stack up? Rob Kemp finds out

Van Rysel D900

Andy Turner discovers whether Decathlon's high-spec, low-price smart trainer can compete with the likes of Wahoo, Tacx and Elite

What prep does my bike need for summer?

Pro bike mechanic Glen Whittington shares his tips for the successful de-hibernation of your bike

2024 GIRO D'ITALIA

Attention turns to Italy and 21 days of Grand Tour action

Pogačar's dominance at the Giro could be dull

While I may have been a little young to understand the full romance of the Tour de France during the Armstrong era, I never understood the sentiment that it was boring just because of Lance's dominance.

Team GB's Paris Olympics track bike launched

BC reveals the bike that it hopes will power riders to medals in Paris this summer

Romandie victory marks Ineos return to stage race success

Carlos Rodríguez wins British team's first WorldTour stage race since 2022, writes Adam Becket

Is pro racing getting more dangerous?

There are many factors that contribute to the perceived greater risks. One that does not get any attention is the greater importance of UCI points and the need to constantly collect them to avoid relegation.

A Saturday in Hell

It's the most brutal race of the year - 29.2km of the worst cobbles northern France has to offer, over 17 agonising sectors, starting in Denain and finishing in the iconic Roubaix velodrome. For the men, it's referred to as a Sunday in Hell, but for us, hell comes a day early.

Gitane - Tour de l'Avenir

Classic French brand's homage to a revered amateur race

6 WAYS TO THINK YOURSELF FASTER

However flawless your physical preparation, the mind has a tendency to throw a spanner in the works come the big day. James Witts offers six ways to keep the brain onside with the body