Cycling Weekly - January 23, 2025

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GEN Z - The stars of the future, and how they got so good, so young.

PASHLEY REFRESH - Traditional British brand gets a modern update.

Yates heads to Visma to chase his dreams

Simon Yates left Jayco-Alula after 11 seasons in pursuit of Grand Tour glory

2 mins

New faces take centre stage at Tour Down Under

EF’s Noemi Ruegg celebrates breakthrough win on top of Willunga Hill

2 mins

Pidcock the younger turns pro

In the shadow of his more illustrious brother, Joe Pidcock has also joined Q36.5

3 mins

JACOB TIPPER CROSS IS COMING - BUT I SEEM TO HAVE MISSED IT

I’m not suggesting I’m a diehard cyclo-cross fan, but I’ve followed it as an armchair fan since 2012, back when I was coaching Hannah Payton, World Cup starts.

1 min

The class of '25

A bounteous 12 Brits are stepping up to the pro ranks for 2025. Tom Davidson traces the skyward trajectories of a former runner, an adoptive Italian, and the WorldTour’s youngest rider

6 mins

TOO FAST, TOO SOON?

Cycling's rising stars are turning pro at ever younger ages thrilling for the sport, but what about for the riders themselves? Chris Marshall-Bell investigates

9 mins

PASHLEY ROADFINDER £4,595 | 9.5KG

New all-road bike adds modern touches ina break from the brand’s traditional template

2 mins

RIDDEN AND REVIEWED RIBBLE ALLROAD SL R HERO BUILD £6.999

Do aero and endurance make good bedfellows? The SLR has a good stab at it

4 mins

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Published by Time Inc. (UK). Cycling Weekly is the UK's only weekly special interest magazine focusing on the cycling market. It is the best source of breaking international and UK news, race reportage, reliable fitness advice, trustworthy product reviews and inspirational features for British cyclists. Always a great read, Cycling Weekly inspires you to ride your bike more!