Two-time Esports Worlds silver medallist Gabriela Guerra will join Cofidis for two years from 2027 after taking two road wins in 2026.
‘I Can’t Wait To Start The Season’ – Indoor Racer Signs First Pro Road Contract At 32
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‘I Kind Of Freaked Out A Bit’ – Illi Gardner Overcomes Wild Weather To Claim The 2026 British Hill-climbing Crown
Illi Gardner won her fourth National Hill-Climb title on Porlock Toll Road, finishing 40 seconds ahead of Maria Holdcroft in difficult weather.
Sorry, 60 Minutes Indoors Does Not Equate To 90 Minutes Outside, But You Also Don’t Need To Replicate Your ‘Long Ride’ On The Turbo Trainer
A cycling coach says indoor and outdoor ride times are not interchangeable. Riders can shorten, split or adjust long winter sessions.
‘You’ve Got To Challenge Yourself’ – 95-Year-old Smashes Cycling Hour Record On Birthday
Peter Grandiek rode 22.948km in one hour at Invercargill’s velodrome on his 95th birthday, pending UCI ratification.
Score An Extra 10% Off In The Sigma Sports Warehouse Clearance With Cycling Weekly’s Exclusive Code, Including Huge Discounts On Women’s Kit
Cycling Weekly readers can take an extra 10% off selected Sigma Sports warehouse-clearance items with code CYCLINGWEEKLYEXTRA10.
I’m Not Surprised Elite Cycling Has Toxic Cultures, But It Makes Me Glad I’m Not Part Of It
Cycling Weekly’s Adam Becket contrasts culture allegations at British Cycling and Picnic PostNL with both teams’ recent race success.
Specialized Power EVO Pro With Mirror Review – Firm, Weighty, 3D-printed Saddle Boasts An Effective Channel
A road.cc review finds Specialized’s £275 3D-printed saddle effective at relieving channel pressure but firm, heavy and not suited to every rider.
Why Is Bike Servicing So Expensive?
A Cycling Weekly mechanic explains how VAT, workshop overheads, unpaid tasks, complex bikes and changing shop economics shape service prices.
Renowned For Its Exquisite Paint Jobs, Motobecane Was A Wonderfully Gallic Bike
A restored-in-original-condition 1981 Motobécane ridden by Jean-Luc Vandenbroucke showcases the brand’s paintwork and French components.
Vin Denson, Pioneering British Rider And Tom Simpson’s Close Friend, Dies Aged 90
Vin Denson, the first British rider to win a Giro d’Italia stage and a close friend of Tom Simpson, has died aged 90, Cycling Weekly reports.
