Latest articles by Stuart Clarke
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Zac Goldsmith 'committed to ensuring that cycling can double' in London if elected Mayor (video)
Conservative candidate for London Mayor, Zac Goldsmith pledges to cut pollution and the number of vehicles on the capital's roads to make cyclists feel safer
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Chris Froome and Nairo Quintana headline strong Tour de Romandie line-up (start list)
The general classification at the Tour de Romandie is set to be hard fought with several Grand Tour contenders lining up
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UCI 'extremely unhappy' with controversial E3 Harelbeke poster
Cycling's governing body has reminded E3 Harelbeke of its 'responsibilities' over promotional poster, with organisers prepared to remove the offending article
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Stefan Küng fractures vertebrae in Giro d'Italia crash
Stefan Küng, 21, suffered a compression fracture of his T9 fracture in a crash on stage 12 of the Giro d'Italia
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Over 22 per cent of parliamentary candidates are 'strongly in favour of cycling'
Cycling charity, CTC, releases figures of its Vote Bike campaign, which seeks candidates' backing for the improvement of cycling
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Police hunt 'anti-cycling vigilantes' who strung neck-high wires in Brighton woodland
Perpetrators strung 'at least six' neck-high wires between trees in Coldean Woods, a popular route for cyclists near Brighton
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Sergio Henao to return to racing at the Critérium du Dauphiné
Colombian website colombiasports.net reports that Sergio Henao will race in support of Chris Froome at the Critérium du Dauphiné, starting Sunday
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Betancur: Movistar move is not a second chance, but the continuation of my career
Carlos Betancur says he is more motivated to succeed with Movistar than he was with Ag2r La Mondiale
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Brazilian cyclist pulls off seamless track stand - with a gas bottle on his head (video)
It's not every day you see a man riding along balancing a gas bottle on his head, but this chap pulled off another balancing feat at the same time
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Bradley Wiggins rocked up to his local 10mi time trial last night and smashed it
Sir Bradley Wiggins clocks a winning time of 19-15 in his local time trial, winning by nearly 40 seconds from his nearest rival
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Follow Fabian Cancellara through his final season in new Eurosport series
It's Fabian Cancellara's last year in the professional peloton and Eurosport have been behind the scenes with the Swiss rider for a six-part documentary series
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Saffron Walden cycling café set for April opening
Bicicleta Coffee con Velo will open on April 1, having beaten out Pizza giant Domino's in the race to take over the former Evergreen Florists property
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Adam Blythe and Tao Geoghegan Hart headline GB squad for Tour of Britain
Adam Blythe, Dan McLay, Tao Geoghegan Hart and three members of the British Cycling Academy are selected to ride the Tour of Britain
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Richie Porte confident of leading Tour de France with van Garderen
Richie Porte believes BMC will send both him and Tejay van Garderen to the Tour de France as protected riders in the general classification
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10 excuses we make to not go out riding
We take a look at some of the most common excuses we make not to go out on our bikes
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Five cyclists plunged into sea after Rio de Janeiro bike path collapses
Two people are reported to have died as a wave destroys part of a newly-built cycle path in Rio de Janeiro
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Quintana hints that Valverde will ride the Giro d'Italia in 2016
Nairo Quintana says Alejandro Valverde will be a more committed teammate at the Tour de France in 2016 as he will be targeting the Giro d'Italia
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Wiltshire cyclist seeks Good Samaritan who looked after him when he broke his neck
Michael Brown from Aldbourne is searching for a mountain biker named Mike from Swindon who was on the scene when he broke his neck
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Belfast Bikes unveiled, offering free journeys of under 30 minutes
Belfast's bike hire scheme has been unveiled at Belfast City Hall, with a £300,000 sponsorship from Coca Cola Zero
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Trial for route planning app which aims to reduce lorries making dangerous left turns
With the number of cyclists killed in collisions with lorries continuing to rise, a British company is trialling an app which can take the danger out of turning left
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Peter Sagan defends his Tinkoff-Saxo winning record
With four wins to his name in 2015, Tinkoff-Saxo rider Peter Sagan insists it's harder to win races than he made it look before
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Check out the key climbs from the Vuelta a España stage 16 on Strava
La Cobertoria and Ermita de Alba stand between the riders and the finish of stage 16 of the Vuelta a España - and they're incredibly tough
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Mark Cavendish, Peter Sagan and Fernando Gaviria to go head-to-head at Tirreno-Adriatico
Tirreno-Adriatico promises to be entertaining on both the flat and mountainous stages with an all-star cast set to start the race on March 9
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Wiggins and Doull to star at Revolution Series round two in Manchester
Sir Bradley Wiggins returns to the Manchester Velodrome for round two of the Revolution Series as his track schedule fills up
