Stuart Clarke
Stuart Clarke is a News Associates trained journalist who has worked for the likes of the British Olympic Associate, British Rowing and the England and Wales Cricket Board, and of course Cycling Weekly. His work at Cycling Weekly has focused upon professional racing, following the World Tour races and its characters.
Latest articles by Stuart Clarke
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Laura Trott dismisses talk of rivalry with Lizzie Armitstead ahead of title defence
Laura Trott says Lizzie Armitstead will not make the same mistakes on Sunday as she did in the 2014 National Championships road race
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Bjarne Riis knew his CSC team were doping, report suggests
A Danish report into doping in cycling concludes that former CSC manager Bjarne Riis knew about the doping culture in the team and even encouraged it
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Philippe Gilbert questions BMC approach as he waits for Tour de France confirmation
Philippe Gilbert claims he's not been told whether or not he'll be racing at the Tour de France yet, with the start less than a month away
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Lance Armstrong says cycling is still in a mess after drugs confession
Lance Armstrong admits that he rarely rides his bike any more and wants to move on with his life after admitting to doping.
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Marcel Kittel hopes wins Down Under will ease early pressure
Team Giant-Alpecin sprinter Marcel Kittel looks ahead to his trip to Australia, where he hopes to start as he means to go on
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Romain Bardet apologises to cycling fans after Mondory EPO positive
AG2R-La Mondiale general manager Vincent Lavenu also condemns Lloyd Mondory's actions, insisting he didn't believe the rider's tearful explanation
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Five of the best Giro d'Italia odds to take advantage of
There are some great odds available for the Giro d'Italia if you dig below the surface - do you fancy Caleb Ewan to win stage two?
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Tom Boonen may face six months out of action following Abu Dhabi crash
Doctors have advised that Tom Boonen sits out for six months following a skull fracture, but the Belgian believes he will be back on one
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Fat Lad At The Back secures deal with retailer Evans Cycles
The plus-size cycle clothing manufacturer launches online with Evans Cycles and aims to challenge brands such as Rapha and Assos.
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Alex Dowsett announces new Hour Record date
Alex Dowsett's 'Perfect Hour' will take place in Manchester on the afternoon of May 2
By Stuart Clarke Published
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ZumZum balance bike claims to be the 'coolest ever' (video)
ZumZum looks to raise $50,000 on Kickstarter for its wooden suspension balance bikes
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Pit yourself against Team Sky riders in a time trial around Silverstone race track
Team Sky riders have set their best times around Silverstone and you can try and beat them at Operation Smile's charity time trial challenge
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Michele Ferrari attempts to block Armstrong film's release in Italy
Lance Armstrong's doctor Michele Ferrari attempts to stop 'The Program' being distributed in Italy
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Nine of the best moments in the Rapha/Team Sky partnership
Team Sky and Rapha will end their partnership after 2016, so Cycling Weekly looks back at some of their greatest moments together
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Boasson Hagen extends Tour of Britain lead as Trentin wins stage six
Edvald Boasson Hagen attacks to increase his lead in the general classification to 13 seconds over Team Sky's Wout Poels
By Stuart Clarke Published
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'Fantastic day for Londoners' as TfL approved superhighway plans
Chris Boardman says the new London cycleways plans will encourage more people in the capital to get on their bike
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Fan vote will decide who wears new Tour de Yorkshire jersey
The Dimension Data Digital Jersey will be awarded to the most aggressive, hardest working or sportsmanlike rider at the Tour de Yorkshire
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Nine riders to watch in the World Championships road races
The rainbow stripes for the men's and women's road races will be awarded this weekend, so here is our pick of the favourites
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Team Sky announce squad for Il Lombardia
Wout Poels and Mikel Landa lead Team Sky at Il Lombardia as the British squad look for their second Monument win of the season
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Marcel Kittel to make comeback at World Ports Classic
After failing to complete the Tour de Yorkshire, and missing out on the Tour of California, Marcel Kittel will return at the World Ports Classic
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Female cyclist killed in London after collision with a lorry
A female cyclist, believed to be in her 30s, was killed after an incident with a truck near London Victoria station around 8 o'clock this morning
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Sir Chris Hoy helps launch Evans Cycles Christmas campaign
Six-time Olympic Champion Sir Chris Hoy appears as Father Chris in Evans Cycles' 2014 Christmas campaign launch video.
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Dani King leaves hospital after 11-day stay
King suffered five broken ribs and a collapsed lung in a training ride.
By Stuart Clarke Published
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IAM Cycling set to join UCI WorldTour in 2015
Swiss team IAM Cycling are reported to be joining the UCI World Tour next year to bring the number of teams up to 18.
By Stuart Clarke Published