'Coming away with a silver medal is bittersweet for me' – Dutch beat GB to gold twice on opening day at Track World Championships Lorena Wiebes wins gold in scratch race on first day in Santiago Cycling Weekly · Oct 23, 2025
Ekoi R Aero helmet review: performance in the field appears to match what the lab testing suggests Used by several WorldTour teams, its been developed to perform at the highest levels and comes with a price tag to match its lofty credentials Cycling Weekly · Oct 23, 2025
From her local club run to the Olympic Games, how Lisa Brambini broke the mould "I would have liked to race the modern calendar, but I'd want to do it old-school style - aggressively, attacking off the front from early on, and with no team orders." Cycling Weekly · Oct 22, 2025
"Nothing stood in her way" - the Yorkshire woman who worked on a farm and was one of the greatest cyclists who ever lived From the 50s to the 80s, Beryl Burton dominated British women’s racing, CW looks back at her prolific career Cycling Weekly · Oct 22, 2025
Tadej Pogačar's Tour de France-winning Met Trenta 3k Carbon helmet finally launches to the public One of our favourite road helmets has been updated and goes on sale today, upping ventilation safety with an all-new structure Cycling Weekly · Oct 22, 2025
'The Cycle to Work Scheme has helped prop up the bike market' – £219 million put into bike industry through tax-break system New analysis shows that 38% of Cycle to Work users are first-time bike owners Cycling Weekly · Oct 22, 2025
Hammerhead is ending Karoo 2 updates but I’m not ready to let go The end of Hammerhead’s regular updates isn’t just about one bike computer; it’s about how the bike industry gets us to keep spending money Cycling Weekly · Oct 22, 2025
'I rode my first century': one rider's first foray into distance on the latest Going Long podcast now From 0-100 miles in less than a year. How our 58-year-old photographer got bitten by the cycling bug Cycling Weekly · Oct 22, 2025
Strava walks away from Garmin legal action, users of both can relax Just weeks after the lawsuit was made public, it is over Cycling Weekly · Oct 22, 2025
If you want to win a Grand Tour next year, the Giro d’Italia or Vuelta a España are your best bet Tadej Pogačar is targeting a fifth Tour de France, which opens up other possibilities Cycling Weekly · Oct 21, 2025
‘You still ride black tyres? They're dirty and slow’ - Vittoria wants to change what bike tyres look, feel and even smell like New line of gravel tyres is made from 92% renewable materials, are neutral coloured and faster, lighter and more puncture-resistance to boot Cycling Weekly · Oct 21, 2025
'It's been pretty flipping tough' - meet the man who spent 24 hours cycling 420 miles around a park for charity Henry Furniss is on a mission not only to raise money, but to educate about Alzheimer's disease Cycling Weekly · Oct 21, 2025
It's back! The best rear bike light we've ever tested has just hit its lowest ever price – grab a massive 41% off the Magicshine SEEMEE300 at Amazon For just £35, the Magicshine is a feature-packed rear bike light that massively improves your visibility on the road and makes this top-rated light a must-buy Cycling Weekly · Oct 21, 2025
'We bring the bike shop to you' – meet the company who will fix your bike on your commute An overdependence on convenience, or the city's best cycling enterprise, Tyred is promising to transform your commute Cycling Weekly · Oct 21, 2025
Cycling Weekly · Oct 21, 2025 Want to help design GB's bike for the 2028 Olympics? British Cycling has the job for you The Great Britain Cycling Team is looking for a new performance engineering mechanic
Cycling Weekly · Oct 21, 2025 Marginal gains or major risks? Introducing and assessing cycling's latest training hacks From restricting blood flow to inhaling deadly gas, cycling’s latest ‘hacks’ blur the line between innovation and insanity. Which ones are worth taking seriously?
Cycling Weekly · Oct 21, 2025 State of the Industry: Participation is surging but the bike industry faces critical crossroads and looming tariffs PeopleForBikes’ annual address spotlights both momentum and mounting challenges for cycling in America
Cycling Weekly · Oct 21, 2025 16 iterations and countless hours in a wind tunnel, how MAAP developed the jersey that Luke Plapp didn't want to take off Aero jersey worn by Luke Plapp and Ben O'Connor during the Grand Tours designed to be the fastest, lightest and coolest fabric around
Cycling Weekly · Oct 20, 2025 WorldTour applicants for 2026-2028 published by UCI, includes Tom Pidcock's Q36.5 Pro Cycling 20 men's teams apply for 18 slots, while 16 women's teams apply for 15 Women's WorldTour positions
Cycling Weekly · Oct 20, 2025 “It is extra motivation to just do it” - How the MyWhoosh Big Ride Challenge inspired Stephe Fletcher to bigger things I was told the best thing was to take up cycling, so I thought, why not? How a knee injury opened up a new world for one rider
Cycling Weekly · Oct 20, 2025 French cycling star ends season with monster training ride that was almost an Everest The season might be finished, but apparently that's not enough hard riding for l'Avenir winner Paul Seixas
Cycling Weekly · Oct 20, 2025 Following WorldTour exit, Rapha to sponsor Team USA with an eye on 10 Olympic medals in L.A. Partnership with USA Cycling will see the British brand outfit national teams through 2029, and a pivot toward Olympic ambitions and grassroots growth in the U.S.
Cycling Weekly · Oct 20, 2025 'We have some things to fix' - Rapha posts financial losses for eighth year in a row Clothing brand's CEO Fran Millar says company's potential is still 'incredibly strong' despite £17.2m loss
Cycling Weekly · Oct 20, 2025 The gravel race you've never heard of with Tom Pidcock and a chance of Rhino: everything you need to know about Gravel Burn 2025 800km and 11,000m of gravel racing over seven days through South Africa's remote Great Karoo region
Cycling Weekly · Oct 20, 2025 Super-team in the making, or desperate survival ploy? What can we expect from a Lotto-Intermarché merger? As Lotto prepares to re-enter the WorldTour with Intermarché's licence tucked into its back pocket, we look at the implications