Latest articles by Jack Elton-Walters
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Boardman launches two new limited edition road bikes
Exclusive to Halfords, Boardman launches new limited edition road bikes
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The nine defining moments of Peter Sagan's 2015 season (videos)
Ending on what is undoubtedly a high, Peter Sagan's season didn't get off to the best of starts. Here we look at the defining moments of the Slovakian's season
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Should you be riding U-shaped deep section rims?
With the changing shape of aerodynamic rims, Stuart Clapp examines if the shift to wider wheels spells the end for the old-school
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See Cycling Weekly live at the Cycle Show
Come and see Cycling Weekly at the Cycle Show, NEC Birmingham, 25-27 September
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Mechanical doping reaches new levels (video)
Mock-video makes light of mechanically-assisted bikes, plus keep scrolling for more cycling videos of the week
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Can you buy your way to a fitter you?
As cyclists we’re endlessly enticed by brands promising that their products will make us fitter and faster if only we shell out some cash. How to sort fact from falsehood? Dr Nick Tiller assesses the evidence behind some of cycling’s most popular ergogenic aids
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Copenhagen makes its case to host the Tour de France Grand Départ
Officials from the Danish capital visited Paris to present Christian Prudhomme and ASO with their plans for a Tour de France Grand Départ in Copenhagen
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A change of direction for Matrix Pro Cycling women's team in 2017
The team will concentrate on fewer riders and develop sustainable links with teams in the Women's WorldTour
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Name these 10 yellow jersey wearers from the 70s
This year's Tour de France has already seen four yellow jersey wearers, but how many carriers of the maillot jaune from the 1970s can you name?
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Italian anti-doping authorities arrive at race to test under-13s
The Italian Ministry of Health sent a doctor to collect samples from racers aged as young as seven
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Cycling socks: Are long better than short?
Stuart Clapp discusses the long and short of the cycling sock and which is on trend. And is one length faster than the other?
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Fabio Aru wins stage 18 of the Vuelta a Espana
Sky's Chris Froome moves to second overall
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Our favourite bikes from the Lance Armstrong film sale
Following news that the bikes used in the upcoming biopic of Lance Armstrong will be sold off by UK bike shop Ultimate Cycles, we take a look at the replicas and the real things
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Peter Sagan takes first yellow jersey with Tour de France stage two win
World Champion Peter Sagan takes his first stage win since 2013 to go into the overall lead at the 2016 Tour de France
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Twitter reacts to Fabian Cancellara and Kristin Armstrong's Olympic time trial wins
Here's how people reacted to the men's and women's Olympic time trials at Rio 2016
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This video sums up why we cycle to work
This light-hearted video from the Spanish Department for Transport asks people to think again about their mode of transport to the workplace
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Wiggins and Cavendish will learn from the hurt of London Six Day, says Hayles
Rob Hayles looks back on London Six Day where Sir Bradley Wiggins and Mark Cavendish just missed out on the win
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Przemyslaw Niemiec wins stage one at the 2016 Tour of Turkey from solo break
Przemyslaw Niemiec launched solo from the original break and managed to stay away to win stage one at the 2016 Tour of Turkey
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Peter Sagan has the edge over Fabian Cancellara in Paris-Roubaix, says Stephen Roche
The 1987 Triple Crown winner is backing Sagan to win Paris-Roubaix, but says Cancellara won't go down without a fight
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Katusha and Direct Energie riders come to blows at the Three Days of De Panne (video)
The Katusha rider appears to take a swing at the Direct Energie rider after a near crash and argument in the bunch, plus our round up of this week's best cycling videos
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Vincenzo Nibali could use Tour de France as training for Olympics
Vincenzo Nibali will ride the Giro d'Italia, but could also make an appearance at the Tour de France as preparation for the 2016 Rio Olympics
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Tom Boonen: UCI Extreme Weather Protocol should have been used at Paris-Nice
The Etixx-Quick Step rider thinks the snowy conditions on stage one of Paris-Nice were enough to warrant an intervention based on the UCI's Extreme Weather Protocol
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Which is the best route to recovery from injury?
Treating a cycling injury can be both frustrating and confusing, given the number of therapies and treatments available. Jonathan Emery assesses and compares the options
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Which type of cyclist are you? Find out here
Answer these very unscientific questions in this week's cycling quiz to find out which kind of cyclist you really are
