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Hills And Crits
Former mtb’er Elaine Burroughs is gunning for a second-cat licence
Improving Your Efficiency
1 What is cycling efficiency?Cycling efficiency is a measure of a cyclist’s ability to convert physical work or energy cost into mechanical work or power output on the bicycle.
Yates: ‘I'm getting better every day'
Ruta del Sol stage win bodes well for Giro hopeful, reports Vern Pitt.
Good Wood Remembered
The last time the Road World Championships visited Britain was in 1982. Goodwood made careers but the event itself was nearly a disaster.
The Reliability Trial
AKA the unofficial world championship for club riders.
Building The Dream
“Why a handmade bike? It’s like trying to define love”
Dr Hutch
The Doc is making a comeback but finds that watts aren’t what they used to be... either that or he’s not quite ready yet
Crowdfunding Saves Paris-Roubaix Juniors
Former British champions hail Hell of the North’s significance.
Dr. Hutch
The Doc muses on the indignities of faded sporting glory and the schadenfreude of former non-entities.
Thomas, Cavendish And Yates Have Just Jumped On To Your Club Run. What Do You Do?
As long as they do a turn on the front, enjoy the esteemed company and make sure you get selfies. Isn’t it great that cycling is the type of sport that this isn’t beyond the realms of impossibility, unlike other sports? Last thing, they buy the coffees. David Rogers
Why amateurs shouldn't pedal as fast as Chris Froome
My average when doing a 12hr TT is 60rpm. I’ll average 75rpm in a one-hour race only because I have to at 40+kph. Often people say spin more — nope, I know this is the most efficient rpm. There is a reason why old-school gearing was the way it was. And no, I don’t get knee problems. Malcolm Borg
UCI Track Cycling World Championships
Britain’s Tokyo 2020 team starts to reveal itself slowly as reigning champions and new hopefuls line up in Poland.
Jacob Hennessey
The young Brit on Roubaix, mtb, and eating eight eggs for breakfast.
UAE Tour
Chris Froome will test his form in the Middle East.
Winds Of Change
“Chris Boardman’s new wind tunnel,” as it has become almost universally known, has its long-awaited opening later this month. James Shrubsall got an exclusive tour from the man himself.
Less Effort More Speed
The importance of position and aerodynamics extends far beyond TT racing, opines Ken Buckley, as he recruits expert help to find the perfect balance of aero and power on his road bike.
Halesowen Athletic & Cycling Club
Sean Lacey rides with a Midlands club steeped in cycling history.
Wiggins Left In Limbo By Inconclusive UK Anti-doping Report
MP says 2012 Tour winner has been ‘let down’
Gone To Pot: When Will All Our Roads Be Safe And Ridable?
What are local councils doing about this dangerous state of disrepair?
Froome To Race Giro D'Italia In 2018
Four-time Tour de France winner will line up in Jerusalem
Fastman Sam
Irish sprinter Sam Bennett looks set to become the next Sean Kelly if he keeps on delivering for the Bora-Hansgrohe WorldTour team
Froome Set To Make Giro Aggressive Race
Tour of Italy race director hails four-time Tour de France champion's decision to ride
Five Key Stages That Will Decide The Giro
Fight for maglia rosa set to come down to final Alpine stage before Rome finale
Archibald Leads British Medal Charge In Canada
Scot sprints to points race and Madison gold in Milton
Dimension Data Set To Decide Cavendish's Tour Fate
Question mark hangs of over Manxman's Grand Tour return
Curlew Cup Winner 'shocked' By Victory
Erskine takes win in the bunch sprint as Mason cements her series lead
Wiggle Northern Angel
A century ride in one of Britain’s most barren — and brutal — landscapes
Injured Martin Claws Back Time
Irishman makes brave stand for a podium placing
Sprinting Made Easy
The story behind Marcel Kittel’s dominance of the Tour’s sprint stages.
Let's Talk About Sex!
How to account for the gender performance gap?