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Wiggins hopes to return to the Tour

2012 winner aims to be at race 'in some capacity' despite bankruptcy, writes Amy Sedghi

FRED WRIGHT - SWEET SALVATION

Lots of hours in the saddle spent racing or training means one thing is certain for us professionals - we have to eat lots of food.

Five things you need to know about...British Road Race National Championships

Friday 21 June-Sunday 23 June | Tees Valley

Arise, Sir Cav

The Manx Missile was awarded a knighthood in the King's Birthday Honours

Yates in winning form ahead of Tour

UAE Emirates dominate Tour de Suisse as team get ready to back Pogačar's Giro-Tour double bid

Look KG 241

Handmade French carbon from the 1990s' biggest innovators

LET'S TALK ABOUT...DEPRESSION

Rates of depression have risen dramatically since the pandemic and cyclists aren't immune, as Chris Marshall-Bell finds out

TILTING AT TOWERS

Faced with a daunting weather forecast, Tom Davidson takes on Alice Towers’s favourite training loop and learns how block headwinds forge champions

RACE BIKE OF THE YEAR 2024

Cycling Weekly crowns its ultimate king of the road

THE HUB

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

JACOB TIPPER - Are armchair experts any good?

In recent years, the world of professional cycling has seen the rise of a new type of enthusiast: the armchair cycling fan or Twitter expert.

Tour de Suisse - 9-16 June Switzerland

A year on from Gino Mäder’s tragic death at the race, the Tour de Suisse returns to the calendar with poignant tributes to the Swiss rider.

WorldTour stars find Unbound Gravel a struggle

Matej Mohorič might be the gravel world champion, but he was unable to complete gravel's biggest race last weekend

Tour of Britain Women - 6-9 June

After months of doubt over whether it would take place, the Tour of Britain Women gets underway in Welshpool, Powys, this afternoon.

Pidcock: all in on the Olympics

Tom Pidcock tells Tom Thewlis he is fully focused on gold in Paris this summer

Emperor Sport

The amateur 'Animal' attacked on this fixed wheel

Overtraining

We ask a fatigue specialist what bike-related burnout really means, and how to avoid it

SLEEP CYCLES - Is tracking shut-eye time well spent?

Are cyclists sleepwalking into information overload, asks Lexie Williamson

Giant Revolt X Pro

Steve Shrubsall gives Giant's gravel mile-muncher a multisurface mauling

How do I keep my tubeless set-up safe?

Tubeless tyres are no cause for concern if you take a few simple precautions, finds Joe Baker

SEB GRINDLEY & HIS DAD DAVE

The British teenager has hit the ground running in his sporting career, but that's no surprise as his father did exactly the same

THE BARD OF BRIOUDE

Revered as much for his erudition as his élan, Romain Bardet is on a mission to change cycling for the better, as Chris Marshall-Bell finds out

THE HUB

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

Holmes sees double with Gralloch win

Ex-WorldTour rider's triumphant return to racing continues with glory on the gravel

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