Latest articles by Michael Seymour
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City of London Police back cycle superhighways
Police join calls for implementation of 'Crossrail for Bikes'
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Dave Rayner Fund celebrates 20 years at annual charity dinner (gallery)
The Dave Rayner Fund hosted its 20th Anniversary Charity Dinner to help young British riders fund races abroad.
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90% of people would back ban on cyclists wearing headphones, says poll
A BBC poll has found nine in ten people support a ban on cyclist wearing headphones whilst riding, while one in six admit doing it.
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Planet X Power Race is recruiting new women riders
Planet X Power Race, formerly Manilla Cycling Team, is searching for amateur women cyclists to put together the first exclusively women’s only north-east team.
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Ed Clancy answers your questions in Twitter Q&A (video)
British track cyclist Ed Clancy has answered questions from fans in a Twitter Q&A with British Cycling, ahead of Friday Track Cycling World Cup.
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The self-filling water bottle that turns pedal power into drinking water
Industrial designer Kristof Retezár has created a self-filling water bottle that can turn an hour of cycling into half a litre of water.
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Joanna Rowsell withdraws from Track Cycling World Cup opener to focus on form
Great Britain's Joanna Rowsell withdraws from the first round in Guadalajara in preparation for the London round of the series.
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Cycling benefits outweigh cost by more than 5:1 says government report
DfT report shows for every £1 spent invested in cycling, £5.50 is generated in economic, social and health benefits.
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Cavendish and Kwiatkowski to race Tour de San Luis
Omega Pharma - Quick-Step announce both Mark Cavendish and Michal Kwiatkowski will be starting their 2015 season at the Tour de San Luis.
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Wot no siren? Cyclist films close pass with ambulance (video)
Ambulance squeezes between cyclist and traffic island
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Trek announce Matrix Fitness Pro Cycling sponsorship
Trek are to sponsor women's pro cycling team Matrix Fitness, who will be new to the women's professional peloton in 2015.
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Chris Horner without a team due to 'sponsor pressure'
Lampre-Merida team manager Brent Copeland told Cyclingnews Horner was not offered a new contract because of 'sponser pressure'.
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More Than Sport begin fundraising for family of deceased Kenyan Cyclist
A fundraising campaign has been launched for the family of John Njoroge Muya who died from injuries sustainded at the Tour of Matabungkay in October.
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Wiggle Honda keep Mayuko Hagiwara for 2015
Wiggle Honda have extended the contract of Japanese rider Mayuko Hagiwara for the 2015 season.
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Shane Sutton full of praise for Jason Kenny at Track World Cup
Great Britain technical director Shane Sutton applauded the inspirational performance of Kenny at the Track World Cup in Mexico.
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Huddersfield cycling chairman dies after road rage incident
John Radford, 70, has died 16 months after he was struck from behind by the car in a road rage incident.
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Dame Sarah Storey to open Portsmouth Pearl Izumi Store
Paralympic champion Dame Sarah Storey will officially open the new Portsmouth Pearl Izumi store on Saturday
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Simon Yates targeting 2015 Tour de France stage wins
Orica-GreenEdge rider Simon Yates is targeting Tour de France stage wins as he says the 2015 route suits him
