Latest articles by Henry Robertshaw
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'We need to know if he can race, or if he's suspended': Giro boss calls for UCI decision on Chris Froome
Giro d'Italia organisers have called on the UCI to ensure that Chris Froome is only allowed to start the race if his results will be allowed to stand.
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Bora-Hansgrohe reveal former rider failed drugs test in 2016
Bora-Hansgrohe have announced that former rider Ralf Matzka tested positive for banned substance Tamoxifen in 2016, but expect him to be acquitted.
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'I was looking down at my bike and I crashed into the back of a team car': Tejay van Garderen crashes out of Paris-Nice
Tejay van Garderen has been forced to pull out of Paris-Nice following two crashes on the opening stage, the second of which involved another team car.
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Heavy snow forces shortening of stage two of Tour of the Alps
Stage two of the Tour of the Alps has been shortened by 40km due to snow, with riders forced to cross from Austria to Italy in team buses.
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Women's version of Team Sky could be created by British Cycling for top female riders
Britain's best female road riders could soon be brought together on a single professional team similar to Team Sky created by British Cycling.
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Specialized Airnet helmet review
Specialized's new mid-priced helmet impresses in almost every way
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Study: Government could prevent 12,000 deaths and save nearly £10 billion if cycling targets were met
And that's just in England and Scotland
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Matteo Trentin suffers broken rib after crashing into stone wall on training ride
Nine days into his new contract with Mitchelton-Scott and Matteo Trentin has already suffered a setback after he broke a rib in a training ride crash.
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Move over Monopoly: introducing Rapha's first ever board game
The Rapha Race for Peace board game is available as a £45 add-on to the new Peace Race jersey, and tells the story of the 1952 edition of the legendary race.
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Unstoppable Alejandro Valverde wins La Flèche Wallonne for a fifth time
Movistar's Alejandro Valverde took yet another victory in La Flèche Wallonne, surging clear of Dan Martin in the final metres of the Mur de Huy.
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Nacer Bouhanni reportedly involved in 'violent altercation' with Cofidis DS on team bus after race
Nacer Bouhanni's has reportedly been involved in a "violent altercation" with one of the Cofidis' sports directors on the team bus after a recent race.
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Cyclist offers £1,000 reward for 'very rare and very, very expensive' bikes stolen from garden shed
A cyclist from York has offered a £1,000 reward after having two road bikes and one mountain bike stolen from his garden shed on Wednesday.
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Geraint Thomas takes stunning win in the yellow jersey atop Alpe d'Huez to extend Tour de France lead
Geraint Thomas took an incredible victory on stage 12 of the 2018 Tour de France, sprinting to win atop Alpe d'Huez to tighten his grip on the yellow jersey.
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Twitter reacts to a wet and windy Paris-Nice stage two
Riders react from the warmth of their team buses after a wet and windy second stage of Paris-Nice, reflecting on a tough day in the saddle.
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Six reasons why mechanical groupsets are better than electronic
If it ain't broke don't fix it. You don't have to follow the crowd and splash out on electronic gears so here are six good reasons to stick with mechanical.
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Tweets of the week: André Greipel, Robert Gesink, Lance Armstrong, and more
Our pick of the best tweets from the world of pro cycling from the last seven days.
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André Greipel: 'I've lost the instinct to make the right decisions. I cannot even sprint'
Lotto-Soudal sprinter André Greipel has admitted that he has lost his sprinter's instinct to make the right decisions after going three months without a win.
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"Extremely comfortable" Infinity saddles now available to buy
Saddle design "relieves 100 per cent of pressure"
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Mark Cavendish reveals his final stage race preparation ahead of Tour de France
Mark Cavendish has been named in Dimension Data's six-man team for the Tour of Slovenia, which will be his final stage race before the Tour de France.
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Lizzie Deignan wins her fourth British national road race title with late solo attack
Lizzie Deignan (Boels-Dolmans) took her fourth British national road race title with a late attack from an elite group on the Isle of Man.
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Survey reveals just how little some motorists know about cyclists' rights
A survey of 1,000 motorists found 81% of drivers believe that cyclists have to stay on the left of the road, and 65% think they must use a cycle lane.
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Five clever marginal gains that British Cycling didn't think of
British Cycling's "Secret Squirrel Club" have a reputation for leaving no stone unturned in the search for speed but from what we've seen in Rio other countries seem to be catching up.
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Team Sunweb riders to be subject to additional independent drugs tests in 2018
Riders on Team Sunweb will be subject to additional anti-doping tests after the team's title sponsor invested in a new independent anti-doping programme.
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Northwave Jet Evo road cycling shoes review
The Northwave Jet Evo road cycling shoes are very competitive for their sub-£70 price-tag, offering comfort and good ventilation for hot days.
