Onley on his historic season, settling-in at Netcompany–Ineos and World Champs goals Onley on his historic season, settling-in at Netcompany–Ineos and World Champs hopes The National (Scotland) · Sep 26
Bond market turmoil eases, as Bank of England chief economist argues for interest rate rise – as it happened Rolling coverage of the latet economic and financial news The Guardian - UK · Sep 3
'He created what you might call a philosophy' – Giancarlo Ferretti, the 'Iron Sergeant' with a human touch – Obituary A guiding force for multiple generations of top riders, from Felice Gimondi to Fabian Cancellara, 'Ferròn' died last week at 85 Cycling News · Aug 13
Cooke's Mont Ventoux masterclass and a Côte d'Azur classic – A history of the Tour de France Femmes' key climbs Cyclingnews delves deep into the potted history of the decisive climbs at this year's Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift Cycling News · Jul 30
Days of salted codfish and cabbage leaves are over: how climate crisis is shaping Tour de France’s future Heatwaves have long been a part of the Tour but temperatures now are pushing the riders to the limit of human endurance The Guardian - UK · Jul 11
People’s aspirations to own a home ‘fade sharply if not achieved by middle age’ Owning a home is still viewed as central to people’s stability, security and future, Yorkshire Building Society said. Evening Standard · Jul 7
Tom Simpson won silver at the Commonwealth Games on this bike, only to lose it in a card game The first British rider to wear the Tour de France yellow jersey tested his track machine on a local 10-mile TT and clocked 19 minutes Cycling Weekly · May 28
My Five Favourite Courses With 'North' In Their Name You won't find all five of these golf clubs in the geographical north, as it is for more localised reasons that their names bear this point of the compass Golf Monthly · May 12
The most influential cyclist you've never heard of – remembering the godfather of British road racing Eighty years before Britain celebrated its first Tour de France winner, one man set the wheels in motion. Cycling Weekly traces the legacy of Bill Mills, a forgotten pioneer Cycling Weekly · Oct 24, 2025
New business secretary Peter Kyle going to China for trade talks this week Former science secretary promoted in reshuffle to continue UK efforts to revitalise trade relationship with Beijing The Guardian - UK · Sep 7, 2025
Terrifying Mont Ventoux ready to create the unexpected again in Tour de France From Simpson’s sad death to Froome’s bizarre run, the ‘Bald Mountain’, the finish to Tuesday’s 16th stage, has always been the place where stuff happens The Guardian - UK · Jul 21, 2025
Mont Ventoux: The magic, mystique and legend of the Giant of Provence As the Tour prepares to climb Mont Ventoux on stage 16, we look into why the climb is so revered. Cycling Weekly · Jul 11, 2025
Barry Hoban obituary British cyclist whose record of 11 Tour de France finishes from 12 starts stood until 2024 The Guardian - UK · Apr 22, 2025
Barry Hoban, British cycling legend and Tour de France icon, dies aged 85 Barry Hoban, the Yorkshire-born road sprinter and eight-time Tour de France stage winner, has died aged 85 The Guardian - UK · Apr 20, 2025
Cycling News · Apr 20, 2025 Barry Hoban, British cycling and Tour de France icon, dies aged 85 Yorkshire-born pioneer won eight Tour stages and Gent-Wevelgem during his career in the 60s and 70s
Cycling Weekly · Apr 20, 2025 British cycling legend Barry Hoban dies aged 85 Eight-time Tour de France stage winner paved way for future British success
Cycling News · Mar 20, 2025 'Don't attack before Pogačar' - Italian greats give Tom Pidcock advice on Milan-San Remo during recon ride Former San Remo winners Vincenzo Nibali and Maurizio Fondriest ride with Briton for last 10 kilometres
Cycling News · Nov 23, 2024 Mark Cavendish: The moments that shaped a record-breaking career The highs and lows of the Manx Missile’s 20-year career, from battling illness and injury to Tour de France supremacy
Cycling News · Oct 30, 2024 What is Mont Ventoux? All you need to know about the 'bald mountain' that is part of the Tour de France The statistics and stories behind the mythical mountain in Provence which will feature in the Tour de France Femmes in 2026
Sports Illustrated · Jul 26, 2024 Three French Golf Courses That Are Better Than the Olympic Course The Paris Olympics have begun, and the golf competition is set for Le Golf National. That's unfortunate, writes Joe Passov, because there are far better courses in France.
The Guardian - UK · Jun 24, 2024 How Chris Boardman changed the game for the Tour de France in 1994 The rider blazed a trail for aerodynamic bike design in a Tour 30 years ago that widened the race’s horizons
Cycling Weekly · Mar 12, 2024 In search of the world's best club jersey: Phoenix Peloton v VC Bristol Every week we pit two club kits against each other and you get to vote on the best designs
Cycling Weekly · Dec 7, 2023 Brian Cookson Q&A: 'Chris Boardman winning in Barcelona was the only time I’ve ever cried at a bike race' Former UCI and British Cycling President tells Cycling Weekly about his time in cycling
The Independent UK · Jul 5, 2023 How Mark Cavendish became a Tour de France legend – according to his fierce rivals and loyal teammates Explosive on the bike and off it, the Manx missile is on the cusp of winning the most Tour de France stages in history. Lawrence Ostlere speaks to allies and opponents about the fast and furious sprinter
The Independent UK · Jul 4, 2023 How Mark Cavendish became a Tour de France legend – according to his fierce rivals and loyal teammates Explosive on the bike and off it, the Manx missile is on the cusp of winning the most Tour de France stages in history. Lawrence Ostlere speaks to allies and opponents about the fast and furious sprinter