Henry Robertshaw
Henry Robertshaw began his time at Cycling Weekly working with the tech team, writing reviews, buying guides and appearing in videos advising on how to dress for the seasons. He later moved over to the news team, where his work focused on the professional peloton as well as legislation and provision for cycling. He's since moved his career in a new direction, with a role at the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs.
Latest articles by Henry Robertshaw
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Today's Vuelta a España stage finishes on an incredible 31% climb, and these photos show just how tough it is
Most years the Vuelta a España surprises us with some brutally tough new climb, but for 2017 it's outdone itself with the Alto de los Machucos on stage 17.
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Giro d'Italia highlights to be broadcast free-to-air for UK cycling fans
Highlights of every stage of the upcoming Giro d'Italia will be available free-to-air in the UK as part of Eurosport's latest broadcasting deal.
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Caleb Ewan edges out Peter Sagan in Tour Down Under stage six as Richie Porte secures overall
Caleb Ewan completed his sprint dominance of the 2017 Tour Down Under, edging out Peter Sagan on stage six as Richie Porte confirmed his overall victory.
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11 things every cyclist says (and what we actually mean)
Professional cyclists aren't always renowned for telling the truth, but even in the amateur ranks we're not always completely honest.
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The hidden motor in your head: How mind training can make you ride faster
Could your brain be holding you back? Psychological training could be the way you can ride faster than ever and achieve your cycling goals in 2018.
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Donations flood in to buy hearing aid for 105-year-old Hour Record holder
Robert Marchand, the 105-year-old who set a new Hour Record earlier in January, has received hundreds of Euros in donations to help purchase a hearing aid.
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How to make your bike lighter for free: seven essential weight and money-saving tips
You don't need to have a fat wallet to be a weight weenie. Here are our top tips for making your bike lighter without having to dip into your savings.
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Four junior cyclists killed and six injured after driver crashes into club ride in Saudi Arabia
A club of junior cyclists in Saudi Arabia suffered a devastating loss on Monday after a driver crashed into a group ride, killing four and injuring six.
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'The riders weren't collaborating, just looking at me': Peter Sagan frustrated as he misses out at BinckBank Tour
Peter Sagan (Bora-Hansgrohe) rued the lack of cooperation from other riders as he missed out on victory on the final stage of the BinckBank Tour.
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Police appeal for witnesses after cyclist assaulted and robbed by three men from passing car
Police in Reading are appealing for witnesses after a cyclist was attacked and had his bike stolen by men who jumped out of a passing car.
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'It's a great route for us': Chris Froome and Team Sky DS hopeful of 2018 Tour de France chances
Team Sky sports director Nicolas Portal has said that the route of the 2018 Tour de France will suit the team, with Froome looking at tough first week.
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Team Sunweb reveal Tom Dumoulin's world champion's time trial skinsuit
Team Sunweb have unveiled the world champion's rainbow jersey that Tom Dumoulin will wear in time trials in 2018 with a classic all-white look.
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Watch: Peter Sagan shares video of his absolutely incredible core workout
Peter Sagan's success is not just built on hard work on the bike, as this video of his core workout shows with some incredible exercises.
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Australian neo-pro lines up for Tour Down Under just a week after having his appendix removed
Australian neo-pro Michael Storer lined up for the opening stage of the Tour Down Under a little more than a week after having his appendix removed.
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Fernando Gaviria takes first victory of season at Vuelta a San Juan
Fernando Gaviria (Quick-Step Floors) took his first victory of 2018 as he won the opening stage of the Vuelta a San Juan in Argentina.
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'Get a bit of perspective': Dave Brailsford responds to critics over Chris Froome salbutamol case
Team Sky general manager Dave Brailsford has urged critics to "get a bit of perspective" as he vouched for Chris Froome's innocence at the Ruta del Sol.
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Lotto Soudal reveal new name and kit ahead of 2018 Tour de France
After they turned into Lotto FixAll for the Giro d'Italia, Lotto Soudal will turn up at the 2018 Tour de France with another new name and kit.
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'Very beautiful', 'Awesome', or 'Dull'? Twitter reacts to Team Sky's new white kit
After eight seasons of black and blue kits, Team Sky have gone in a different direction for their 2018 jersey, with a completely new look for next year.
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Richie Porte already targetting Vuelta a España despite 'physical and mental pain' of Tour de France abandon
Just 24 hours after abandoning the 2018 Tour de France with a broken collarbone, Richie Porte is already looking ahead to the Vuelta a España.
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Focus Izalco Max Disc review
A bike that shows why disc brakes belong on road bikes
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Mads Pedersen earns Trek-Segafredo contract extension with excellent Tour of Flanders second place
Mads Pedersen's breakthrough second place at the Tour of Flanders is already paying dividends as the Danish rider signed a two-year contract extension.
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Confirmed: Mikel Landa to leave Team Sky for Movistar in 2018
After weeks of rumours and speculation, Movistar have announced the signing of Mikel Landa from Team Sky for the 2018 season.
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Tao Geoghegan Hart sets sights on spot in Team Sky's Giro d'Italia squad in 2018
Tao Geoghegan Hart says that he hopes to find a place in Team Sky's squad for the 2018 Giro d'Italia as he looks to build on his first year as a pro.
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London Six Day: Three British wins on third night as Cavendish and Kennaugh move closer to lead
Callum Scotson and Cameron Meyer retain lead after day three
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