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'You couldn't wish for a better season' - Matthew Brennan earns first pro win with Visma-Lease a Bike
British teenager outsprints experienced WorldTour talent at GP de Denain
By Tom Davidson Published
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'The Ares 2 feels like a riskier investment than it should be' - a first-ride review of Specialized's new top-tier road shoe
The Ares 2 brings refined Body Geometry and an even bigger price tag to the Specialized shoe lineup
By Logan Jones-Wilkins Published
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'Sometimes you have to do crazy things': niche cycling craze hits the WorldTour
Wout van Aert and a host of others riding high on the world tiling leaderboards
By James Shrubsall Published
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‘Pursuing racing full-time didn’t make me a better athlete’ — Maude Farrell on why going all-in on sport didn’t bring the success she expected
'I realised that it doesn't work for me...and it clearly doesn't work for my bank account,' the dual athlete says
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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How to become a better cyclist in 5 simple steps
Straightforward advice to help you ride faster and longer
By Cat Glowinski Published
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'Winning is a dream' - Suspense builds for return of women's Milan-San Remo after 20 years
Race's comeback marks a new milestone, say riders
By Tom Davidson Published
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I'm never shaving my legs for cycling again - here's why
Riding a bike has become more about freedom for me, and less about perfection
By Joe Baker Published
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Matteo Jorgenson could be 'even better' than Miguel Induráin, Stephen Roche says
Speaking to Cycling Weekly in Nice, Irish triple-crown winner backs Jorgenson to continue his fine form in 2025
By Tom Thewlis Published
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Want to finish long bike rides quicker? Get off and walk up hills
'It's an important strategy', ultra-riding coach tells Cycling Weekly
By James Shrubsall Published
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'You see the impact it has wherever it goes' - British WorldTour pros say the Tour de France in Britain will ‘inspire’ the next generation to take up cycling
Josh Tarling, Pfeiffer Georgi and Sean Flynn are all predicting huge crowds on the roadside for the two Grands Départ
By Tom Thewlis Published
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The 2027 Tour de France will be within touching distance in the UK - here's what you can expect and when you'll need to book accommodation
The Tour de France and Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift will begin on British roads in 2027 - here's everything you need to know
By Adam Becket Published
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I can’t wait for the Tour de France to come to the UK, but inspiring a generation will take more than souvenirs and a momentary flash of wheels
Simply having the men’s and women’s races on British roads isn’t enough to get people into riding and racing
By Adam Becket Published
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'The grandest of Grand Départs': 2027 Tour de France and Tour de France Femmes coming to the UK
The men's race will return to Britain for the first time in 13 years, with the women's event visiting the UK for the first time
By Adam Becket Published
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Will I get fitter biking on-road or off-road?
We delve into the pros and cons of the different riding surfaces with the help of British Cycling cyclo-cross manager Matt Ellis
By James Shrubsall Published
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Tadej Pogačar commemorates Strade Bianche crash with limited edition t-shirt - here's how you can buy it
Part of profits from new t-shirt will go to world champion's charity foundation
By Tom Davidson Published
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Jonas Vingegaard out of Volta a Catalunya after Paris-Nice crash
Visma-Lease a Bike say two-time Tour de France winner needs more time to recover from wrist injury sustained in France last week
By Tom Thewlis Published
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'We need more of this in sport': Milan-San Remo hopeful Michael Matthews on his 'special' relationship with Tadej Pogačar
MSR's Mr Consistent also reveals he has reconned the final 20-30 times this winter in search of that elusive win
By James Shrubsall Published
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Tadej Pogačar might be the favourite for Milan-San Remo, but it will be tricky to pull off the win
The world champion can seemingly do it all, but Milan-San Remo might even be beyond him
By Adam Becket Published
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'It's a big challenge': Triple Crown of bikepack racing comes to the UK
Three longstanding races join forces to follow in the footsteps of the USA
By James Shrubsall Published
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Cycling TV and streaming guide: How to watch Nokere Koerse, Milano-Torino, GP Denain, Koksijde Classic, Milan-San Remo
Everything you need to know about how to watch cycling online and on TV wherever you are in the world, with a schedule of races, events, and broadcasts this week.
By Patrick Fletcher Last updated
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‘We may fail, but the timing is right’ - British company to revive international bike racing in Colorado
Set for 2026, the Tour of Colorado will take place between the Maryland Cycling Classic and Quebec’s late summer events, creating a complete block of racing
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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‘E-bikes are downright dangerous’: E-bike rider stranded in Texas desert for 30 hours after battery dies
The woman was recovered safely after she pushed her e-bike for 20 miles
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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'We've all got a little bit extra in us this year' - Ineos Grenadiers recapture 'fighting spirit' with aggressive Paris-Nice display
British team continue to put tumultuous 2024 behind them with momentum and a new found mentality
By Tom Thewlis Published
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Matteo Jorgenson aiming to 'set the bar higher' and target a Grand Tour after securing second Paris-Nice title
American explained that targeting a win in one of the sport's biggest three-week races was now the logical next step in his career
By Tom Thewlis Published
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Matthew Richardson breaks world record, UCI rules it out
Brit's flying 200m time voided after exiting the track during his effort
By Tom Davidson Published
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Elisa Balsamo 'speechless' after scoring Trofeo Alfredo Binda hat-trick in frantic race
Lidl-Trek rider says her third victory in the Classic was her toughest yet
By Tom Davidson Published
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'Paris-Nice is turning into an American race' - Magnus Sheffield solos to stage 8 victory, Matteo Jorgenson wins yellow jersey
American delight as Sheffield and Jorgenson round out 'Race to the Sun'
By Tom Davidson Published
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'My biggest victory' - Juan Ayuso seals Tirreno-Adriatico overall, as Jonathan Milan sprints to victory on stage 7
Spaniard looks ahead to Giro d'Italia after claiming second GC victory of his career
By Tom Davidson Published
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Mattias Skjelmose: 'Cycling is a relentless sport. One day you feel great, the next everything can change in a split second'
Lidl-Trek rider was forced to abandon Paris-Nice after a heavy crash on stage seven
By Tom Thewlis Last updated