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Zwift will soon stop working on some Apple devices – here's how to make sure you won't be affected

iPhone, iPad and Apple TV users will need to have the correct software version by August to keep using the app

Cycling Weekly · May 14

‘Attempting to summit Kilimanjaro in one day is about expanding what's possible – not just on the mountain, but in life’: Hannah Otto wants to become the fastest woman to scale Mount Kilimanjaro in a day

At 5,895 metres, it is the world’s tallest freestanding mountain

Cycling Weekly · May 14

Cat Ferguson doubles up with sprint victory at Spanish one-day race

Yorkshire rider defends her title at the Navarra Classic, while Matthew Brennan opens Flèche du Sud in winning form

Cycling Weekly · May 14

'I thought it was impossible but I kept pushing' – Igor Arrieta defies all the odds to squeeze out a victory on Giro d'Italia stage 5

His breakaway partner Alfonso Eulálio now wears pink

Cycling Weekly · May 13

'I dismissed it as an expensive gimmick, a rich boy’s toy' – now I won't ride my bike without this essential safety device

It’s behind you! Close encounters while riding are never funny; this new tech isn't a gimmick, and will keep you safer on the road.

Cycling Weekly · May 13

No sponsors, not enough resources: major Women's WorldTour race cancelled for 2026

The Tour de Romandie Féminin had been struggling on multiple fronts

Cycling Weekly · May 13

'As you well know, fellow cyclist, we're all obliged to trash-talk triathletes': Six of the best columns Katie Archibald wrote for Cycling Weekly

As well as her results on the bike, the retiring British star leaves behind a whole lot of memorable writing – we take a look

Cycling Weekly · May 13

'When I decided to cycle away, they started attacking me' – pro cyclist knocked out by teenagers on training ride

Tudor Pro Cycling's Arvid de Kleijn said he suffered a broken nose in the attack

Cycling Weekly · May 13

Rapha Pro Team Lightweight Wind Jacket II review: a packable favourite I now always reach for

Lightweight protection in an aerodynamic package

Cycling Weekly · May 13

A rare Hetchins bike made for racing that eschewed their classic curly stays and intricate lugs

First raced back in the 1970's, this handmade track bike was raced by another two generations of riders before it was restored to it's full glory

Cycling Weekly · May 13