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Stewart returns after Crohn's diagnosis

Young Brit says he can still race at the top level

Specialized Aethos Comp - £5,000 7.86kg

The new Aethos Comp continues to concentrate on ride quality - Luke Friend finds out just how fruitful this focus has been

Van der Poel takes tactical Flanders finale

Dutchman bides time as ‘impressive’ Tadej Pogačar loses out on podium place

Van Baarle propels Ineos's Classics rebirth

The British team showed at Paris-Roubaix that their Classics transformation is complete

Phil Williams's National Road Bike TT-winning Giant TCR

The bike that was fastest in the new RTTC championship

THE ONLY WAY IS

Tens of thousands of riders will line up in London on 29 May as the UK's biggest sportive returns with a brand new route

SWAPPING ROUBAIX FOR RUTLAND

Canadian Ben Perry tells Amy Jones why leaving the top flight of the sport to join British stalwarts WiV Sungod is reinvigorating his career, and how he can't get to grips with British jargon

Dr Hutch

Piloting a TT bike is something the Doc knows about, and he’s not convinced by Mr Froome’s thoughts on banning them

DON'T WASTE YOUR BREATH!

Inhale, exhale – two actions you rarely have to think about. But could altering the way you breathe improve your cycling performance? Rob Kemp finds out

Long transfer hampers British Tour Grand Départ 2026 bid

Prudhomme also expresses scepticism on a return of the Tour de Yorkshire

OBITUARY Richard Moore 1973-2022

Richard Moore’s sudden death at the age of 49 has left a “huge void in the cycling industry” as the sport came together to mourn the passing of one of its best-loved journalists.

Longo Borghini delivers poetic Roubaix win

The Italian champion invoked Dante's Inferno as she tasted paradise at the 'Hell of the North'

LET'S TALK ABOUT...GENITAL HEALTH

Long spells in the saddle can put our nether regions in jeopardy - but most of the risks can be prevented or at least managed. Chris Marshall-Belltackles the taboo

Everesting in extremis

Having proven his talent for ultra-distance running, Nima Javaheri got on his bike and targeted Everesting's ultimate record – the most elevation ever climbed

Kopecky continues ascent with home Flanders win

Belgian national champ on Classic form

Colnago C68: next-gen classic

It’s the Elvis of handbuilt carbon frames and the latest model is aimed at the connoisseur rider

EL CHICO DE ORO

Tucked away in the shadow cast by Tour de France champion Tadej Pogačar is a Spanish golden boy that UAE Emirates think could surpass the young Slovenian. Chris Marshall-Bell meets Jan Ayuso

Cycling and Mopeds 24 August, 1959

Beryl Burton's talent shines through and Vic Sutton makes Tour debut

Canyon Endurace CF 8 £2,199 | 8.5kg

Simon Smythe hails a mile-muncher that makes few sacrifices to speed

Bridges left in limbo by UCI decision

Emily Bridges reports 'targeted abuse' on social media

DR HUTCH

When it comes to pumps, the Doc’s magpie-like behaviour knows no bounds, with shininess trumping usefulness every time

REGULAR RIDER, CLASSIC CHALLENGE

We could hardly expect him to mimic Tadej Pogacar’s breathtaking gravel heroics, but what would CW’s Steve Shrubsall learn from taking on the white roads of Tuscany?

Onchan Cup: 1954

FROM THE ARCHIVE

THE BIG CW FITNESS PROJECT 2022

Kicking off a brand new Big Fitness Project, welcome the class of ’22 – Julia, Steve and Danny

Vernon takes maiden pro win in Catalunya

British sprinter shocked to be winning in his first few months as a pro, reports Chris Marshall-Bell

Tour of the Basque Country

Monday 4 April | Saturday 9 April, Spain

PROS GIVING BACK

We all struggle for time to volunteer but when you’re jet-setting around the globe as a pro, it can be even harder. James Shrubsall speaks to some who still find the time to make it work

Should your next bike be steel?

Steel continues its long and storied journey but it’s no mere nostalgia trip, says Luke Friend

Girmay makes history at Ghent-Wevelgem

Wanty rider becomes first Eritrean to win any WorldTour race, reports James Shrubsall

BRAVE NEW WORLDS

For most of us the possibility of riding a World Championship seems very far away, but for one member of staff at Cycling Weekly’s publishers it became a reality. Vern Pitt charts the story of how a near 40-year-old journalist got to race against the world’s best, in his garage