Latest articles by Chris Marshall-Bell
-
Mark Cavendish held up by huge crash as Jonathan Milan wins Giro d'Italia stage two
It was all quiet and rather uneventful until a crash four kilometres from the end
-
Tearful Demi Vollering wonders what might have been as Annemiek van Vleuten dramatically wins gripping Vuelta Femenina
Vollering fought hard to overcome the deficit to her fellow Dutchwoman, but it wasn't enough
-
Russian female cyclist to withdraw membership of army club that partly funds her
Maria Novolodskaia competed in the Women's WorldTour in 2022 for UAE-Team ADQ
-
From teenagers to world-beaters: 15 tips for success from Pidcock, Wright and Geoghegan Hart’s former coach
We spoke to Stuart Blunt to learn about his methods and how he builds cycling champions
-
In-depth: How Ukraine's cycling scene is surviving the war and even helping the effort
Cycling Weekly finds out how the sport in Ukraine has lost stars but continues to inspire and even form part of the war effort
-
Tadej Pogačar fractures wrist and undergoes surgery after crashing out of Liège-Bastogne-Liège
The Slovenian rider was hoping to complete an historic Ardennes Triple
-
CW Live: Updates from Liège-Bastogne-Liège as Remco Evenepoel defends title; Demi Vollering wins women's race to complete historic Ardennes Treble; Tadej Pogačar crashes out and suffers fractures
Follow live updates Liège-Bastogne-Liège as Remco Evenepoel and Tadej Pogačar face off in the men's race
-
Remco Evenepoel cruises to second successive Liège-Bastogne-Liège win
Evenepoel becomes the first rider since Italian Michele Bartoli in 1998 to defend La Doyenne
-
Demi Vollering wins women's Liège-Bastogne-Liège to complete historic Ardennes Triple
The SD Worx rider beat Trek-Segaredo's Elisa Longo Borghini in a finish line sprint
-
Ruthless, clinical, remorseless: Jonas Vingegaard is better than ever - and he knows it
Jonas Vingegaard performed a masterclass at the most hardest of races to exhibit supremacy
-
CW Live: Live updates of men's Paris-Roubaix as Mathieu van der Poel wins; Jasper Philipsen second for Alpecin-Deceuninck 1-2; Wout van Aert third; Peter Sagan abandons in last-ever edition
Follow live updates of the men's Paris-Roubaix where Wout van Aert is among several cards that Jumbo-Visma have to play
-
Mathieu van der Poel wins men's Paris-Roubaix in Alpecin-Deceuninck 1-2
Mathieu van der Poel has now won three different Monuments
-
Why hasn’t Vuelta a España sensation Juan Ayuso raced for more than 200 days?
It could be another month at least before the Spaniard returns to action
-
Herpes, numbness, erectile dysfunction: Cyclists bare all on uncomfortable issues 'down there'
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-Bell tackles the taboo
-
‘There were bodies on the floor’: The Basque Country has just debuted this immensely hard climb and it left the peloton in tatters
A wall of 32%. How long until the Vuelta has a summit finish here?
-
CW Live: Tour of Flanders updates as Tadej Pogačar and Lotte Kopecky convincingly win; Mathieu van der Poel finishes second; Mads Pedersen beats Wout van Aert to fourth; SD Worx continue dominant spring; Bahrain-Victorious rider apologises for crash;
Join us for live updates from the Tour of Flanders as Tadej Pogačar and Lotte Kopecky win the men's and women's editions
-
Lotte Kopecky successfully defends Tour of Flanders title as SD Worx claim 1-2
With number one on her back, the Belgian won her third Classics race this spring with a powerful show of strength
-
Tadej Pogačar eyes Monument collection after superb Tour of Flanders win
The Slovenian joked that he could walk away from cycling a happy man after winning De Ronde
-
Tadej Pogačar attacks on the Kwaremont to win a dramatic Tour of Flanders
The UAE-Team Emirates rider delivered an exhibition to win his third Monument
-
Bahrain-Victorious rider apologises for causing huge Tour of Flanders crash: 'This should not happen'
Filip Maciejuk was disqualified from the race
-
Forget the Classics, Soudal-Quick Step are a GC team: 'We have shown that we're strong enough'
Soudal-Quick Step's performances in the Classics continue to disappoint, but when it comes to stage racing they're outperforming the so-called experts
-
Service, escapes and innocence: Oscar Onley's week of tough love on the WorldTour
Romain Bardet is predicting big things, but how did DSM's young Scot fare when he came up against the big boys in a WorldTour stage race for the first time?
-
Angry riders argue 'stupid and extreme' handlebar positions are threatening race safety
A flared position has become ever more common, but the peloton fear that some riders are taking the trend too far
-
Ineos Grenadiers remain committed to selecting Egan Bernal for Tour de France
The Colombian withdrew from the Volta a Catalunya after a stage six crash
