Latest articles by James Shrubsall
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'I've taken the power meter off and it has made me focus more on speed': Alex Dowsett on picking up results after ditching data
Ex-WorldTour pro enjoying better pacing after winning two out of two TTs this season
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Egan Bernal says he has regained his pre-crash form, but others have improved
Colombian, who suffered traumatic training accident in 2022, aiming for return to Tour de France
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Is it time we all just bought gravel bikes rather than road bikes and be done with it?
If we're going to have to ride through potholes, we might as well do it in comfort
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Freezing, wet and freezing, and non-existent: when cycling's weather gods don't play ball
This year's La Flèche Wallonne was tough – but there are others to match it
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Injured Wout van Aert apologises to 'all those I gave sh*t to for using spacers under their stems'
The Belgian has taken to using them himself – at least for now
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Stevie Williams becomes first Brit to win men's La Flèche Wallonne
He sealed the day with an unstoppable attack on the Mur de Huy
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Safer pro cycling scheme boss ousted after less than a year, as number of crashed-out WorldTour riders reaches 38
50% of crashes are due to rider error, says UCI boss David Lappartient
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I chilled out at Liège-Bastogne-Liège U23 - and then took victory, explains British winning machine
Joe Blackmore set to make the step up to Israel-PremierTech ProTeam from the Academy next season
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'If I'd been training I'd have turned around and gone home': the fickle fortunes of ultradistance record breaking
There's literally nowhere to hide, explains ultracyclist James MacDonald
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Patrick Lefevere apologises for 'derogatory' remarks about women, avoids fine
'It was never my intention to offend' insists Soudal Quick-Step boss in contrite statement
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I rode 200km and was confronted by the folly of middle age
'I must be as good as I once was' is not a reliable maxim when it comes to long rides, it seems
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From silver bullets to black holes: Where did all the bling go?
All that glitters may not be gold, but silver doesn't half look good on a bike
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Should all drivers put stickers on cars to help keep cyclists safe?
The AA's 'Think Bike' campaign reaches its 10th anniversary and is enjoying some high-profile backers
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From narrowing the approach to no Arenberg at all: Six ways to solve Paris-Roubaix's trench problem
The Hell of the North will take a slightly different approach to the Arenberg pavé this year. Here are our alternatives
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Evans Cycles store lines its walls with cut-price WiggleCRC stock
Leftover stock being sold off through Wiggle's new stablemate at Mike Ashley's Frasers Group
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Wout van Aert posts a walk on Strava, but could he still ride the Giro d'Italia?
Injured rider goes for a short walk while – apparently – considering Grand Tour participation
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Can Mathieu van der Poel defend his title at Paris-Roubaix?
Here's your guide to the 'Hell of the North', with start lists, key information, sectors, and riders to watch
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Advantage Mathieu van der Poel and Lotte Kopecky at the Tour of Flanders
All the information you need ahead of the biggest Belgian Classic of the year
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Italy will use Filippo Ganna's Hour Record bike at the Olympics - and you can buy it for €29,000
The 3D printed Pinarello Bolide, developed from the Italian's Hour smash, will set you back a small fortune
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Luis León Sánchez and Greg Van Avermaet the latest retired pros to 'go gravel'
It's a list that only keeps growing, as former WorldTour riders seek to fulfil the competitive urge in a low-pressure environment
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Wout van Aert and Demi Vollering return to action at Dwars door Vlaanderen
The final dress rehearsal for the Tour of Flanders sees the bergs and cobbles of Belgium return once more
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Jasper Philipsen sprints to victory in Classic Brugge-De Panne
The new Milan-San Remo champion makes it two wins in four days
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Rider safety back in focus after Trofeo Alfredo Binda complaints
Riders complained of roads being open to traffic and being forced to DNF
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Wiggle's takeover is an opportunity for small bike businesses, says clothing CEO
It's time for the smaller fish to take back customers that Wiggle has traditionally taken from them, says Jake Wright
