The Latest Breaking News from British Cycling

Laura Kenny retires from cycling ahead of Paris 2024 Olympics

'I have had an absolute blast but now is the time for me to hang that bike up'

Cycling News · Mar 18, 2024

Laura Kenny, Britain’s most successful female Olympian, announces retirement

Kenny won five Olympic and seven world titles during her illustrious career on the track

Cycling Weekly · Mar 18, 2024

Rod Ellingworth appointed Tour of Britain race director in first post-Ineos role

51-year-old appointed to new position as British Cycling steps in to organise women's and men's races in 2024

Cycling News · Mar 12, 2024

Royal Family Celebrates One Year Of Limitless Cycling Programme

The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh celebrate inclusivity in sports with a visit to the National Cycling Centre, recognizing disabled cyclists' achievements.

Top News · Feb 27, 2024

Cyclists make plea to Met Police after riders 'systematically targeted by violent criminals' in spate of 'bike muggings'

Regent's Park Cyclists have penned an open letter to Sir Mark Rowley, supported by British Cycling, Rapha, Zwift and others

Cycling Weekly · Feb 26, 2024

Emily Bridges says British Cycling 'violated' her human rights over trans participation rule change

National federation blocked transgender riders from competing in its female event category last year

Cycling Weekly · Feb 20, 2024

Shortened Tour of Britain Women added to UCI's 2024 calendar

Four-day event added to calendar in spot previously held by the Women’s Tour

Cycling Weekly · Feb 20, 2024

If cycling clubs feel like golf clubs on wheels, people will shun them

Letters: Davey Campbell makes a case for investment in infrastructure and activity cycling projects, and Chris Lovibond says the grassroots scene needs nurturing

The Guardian - UK · Feb 12, 2024

Wout van Aert still owed Tour of Britain prize money five months after victory

Collapse of former organiser SweetSpot sees riders go unpaid from €113,080 prize pot

Cycling News · Feb 6, 2024

UK cycling boom was not here to stay and lack of institutional will could keep it away

The 2010s was the decade for the sport until rising costs and a shift of tone hit hard. The enthusiasm is, however, still there …

The Guardian - UK · Feb 6, 2024