Latest articles by Chris Sidwells
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Icons of cycling: The Derny
Noisy, smoky and often ridden by a bloke with a beard, Dernys are an integral part of track racing
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Icons of cycling: Stayer bikes
Stayer racing is one of the fastest ever forms of motor pacing
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Specialist bike fit: which approach is best?
More and more people of all ages are taking to two wheels and pedal power, and that has seen a complementary growth in the number of businesses offering bike-fitting services
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Icon of the Tour de France: the Col du Tourmalet
Chris Sidwells profiles the most climbed mountain in Tour de France history - the Col du Tourmalet
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50 Things That Changed Cycling
Chris Sidwells picks the people, trends, initiatives and inventions that he thinks have changed cycling.
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Icons of cycling: Plum bike shop, Ghent
We profile the Ghent bike shop that hosted so many Anglophone bike racers
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How they used to train: Eddy Merckx’s pre-1969 Tour de France week
How the Cannibal trained to get ready for his first Tour de France win in the 1969 edition of the race
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The best 32 places to ride in Britain: Part two
Cycling Weekly takes you on a whistle-stop tour of the UK’s top cycling destinations: Part two
