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Fancy dressing the next generation of Olympic champions? British Cycling is on the hunt for an apparel engineer
You can earn at least £52,000 a year if you fancy working on skinsuits and overshoes for BC
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'I was going to break myself if I had to': Is this the most addictive and adventurous discipline in cycling?
'Tiling' is for everyone, from record breaking headbangers like Matthew Winn Smith to local micro-adventurers
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Most cyclists dread ramp tests - but I can't get enough
There's real pleasure in self-inflicted virtual riding pain
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Ineos Grenadiers announce 'highly motivated, hungry and ambitious' new performance structure for 2025
New sports directors, lead performance coach and head of performance support announced, among other changes
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'Finally, you broke the world record' - Inside reaction to Mark Cavendish's historic Tour de France revealed
Astana Qazaqstan have released Project 35, a documentary which shows the journey to triumph
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Rapha focused on increasing 'profitability and resilience' as losses deepen by over £10 million, meaning seven years in the red
The British brand have not posted a pre-tax profit since 2017
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PhD student sets Guinness World Record for 'Most U.S. States Biked to in 24 Hours'
Sam Westby, a fourth-year PhD student at Northeastern University, rode to eight U.S. states in 24 hours - smashing the previous Guinness World Record of six U.S. states in 24 hours.
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Cars can be weapons, just ask any cyclist
The majority of drivers are not out to hurt cyclists, but many just don’t realise the threat they pose
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Collapsed lung, concussion and multiple fractures: Fundraiser set up for first ever Tour de France Féminin winner following crash
Marianne Martin crashed earlier in October and is looking to raise $20,000 to help her get back on her feet
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Power couple Keegan Swenson and Sofia Gomez Villafane win the 2024 Life Time Grand Prix series — again — but changes loom for 2025
Swenson secures third consecutive title, while Gomez Villafane defended her crown in a thrilling finale at Big Sugar Gravel.
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11 tips for cycling in the rain: essentials for riding out the wet weather
You can't beat the rain but there's a lot you can do to make riding in it less demoralising - here's how to survice and maybe even enjoy it...
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Is Wout van Aert dressing up and singing as a squirrel on Belgian TV?
It feels mad, but apparently things point in the direction of the Belgian cyclist appearing on The Masked Singer
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Unbound Gravel winner becomes professional rider for Canyon-SRAM
Rosa Klöser has joined the Women's WorldTour with the German squad
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It's Indoor Training Week at Cycling Weekly
We're celebrating the great indoors, all week
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Great Britain match best ever Track World Championships haul with Katy Marchant keirin bronze
GB place second in overall table with 13 medals, Netherlands finish top
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Cycling has never really worked out what to do with the team time trial
Unloved it may be, CW's columnist is a fan of the mixed TTT
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Sir Chris Hoy reveals cancer diagnosis is terminal
Six-time Olympic champion told by doctors he has two to four years left to live
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'More than a dream' - Anna Morris 'in shock' after beating world record holder to win individual pursuit gold
Brit pips Chloé Dygert at World Championships, after latter bettered own world record earlier in the day
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'It's just theatre on a bike' - Meet the folk dancer racing at the Track World Championships
Vlad Loginov, a part-time barista and former professional dancer, is aiming for the next Olympics
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'Hopefully I can be an inspiration' - Dan Bigham retires from Great Britain cycling squad
33-year-old bows out with bronze at the World Championships, and looks to next chapter as a performance engineer
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'I just really wanted it' - Emma Finucane soars to sprint gold at Track World Championships
Great Britain win five medals on day three: one gold, two silvers, and two bronzes
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'Total shock' - Josh Charlton breaks Filippo Ganna's individual pursuit world record
British debutant stuns with 'unbelievable' qualifying ride at World Championships
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Specialized sets lofty goal of getting one million refurbished bikes back on the road before end of 2025 with new program
Specialized’s new ‘Reduce, Reuse, Respecialized’ program kicks off, in the U.S., in late October and will offer free tune-ups, discounted repairs and free helmets for kids.
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Tweets of the week: Off-season hits hard, Lance Armstrong and Jan Ullrich hang out, and Lotte Kopecky shows she's a daredevil
Jeremy Vine gets irate about a cycle lane and more in this week's social media roundup
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Why are Great Britain using 12-year-old bikes at the Track World Championships?
Three of the men's sprint squad are using frames that date back to London 2012
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'We came out swinging' - Great Britain make sensational catch to win team pursuit gold at World Championships
Women’s squad successfully defend title on day two, while men’s team win silver
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UCI confirm investigation launched into 'unapproved' frameset used by Saint Piran
British team glued fake UCI compliance labels to open mould frames purchased from far east
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Could Lorena Wiebes race track at the LA Olympics? 'It's somewhere on my mind'
Dutchwoman makes a splash at Track World Championships with first rainbow jersey
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Exclusive: British professional team glued fake UCI compliance stickers to bikes purchased from China
UK's highest profile men's team also alleged to owe former staff tens of thousands of pounds
