Get all your news in one place.

100's of premium titles.
One app.

Get all your news in one place.

100's of premium titles. One news app.

UNCOVERED: 2 | History Defined

Should you worry about a SRAM shifter stoppage after Tom Pidcock's Tour de France mishap?

The Brit's shifter became jammed on stage nine of the Tour de France, potentially costing him the win, but our expert called it a 'freak' occurrence

Cycling Weekly · Jul 15

'Smell of rot' and 'water basically running down the walls' – Tour de France riders are sleeping in nightmare hotels

No matter the team's budget, rider accommodation is a lottery at the Tour

Cycling Weekly · Jul 14

Backies, bucket hats, banana avatars, rowing riders and wacky World Cup conspiracy theories… The first nine stages of the 2026 Tour de France, as seen through social media

Nine social media spots, direct from the Tour

Cycling Weekly · Jul 14

From analysis to the latest developments in health,
read the most diverse news in one place.

From 27bpm to 185bpm: How a cyclist’s heart rate evolves during the Tour de France

A Tour de France cyclist’s resting heart rate is less than half that of a normal adult male’s. They need regular monitoring to ensure everything is running smoothly.

Cycling Weekly · Jul 14

End of an era as Quick-Step set to step down as Soudal Quick-Step title sponsor after 24 years

The team will be known as Soudal Safety Jogger for the 2027 season

Cycling Weekly · Jul 13

Why are riders at the Tour de France taping their noses?

Nasal strips are enjoying a resurgence in the peloton, but the science suggests they might not be worth wearing

Cycling Weekly · Jul 10

'It just feels airless' – what do the Tour de France riders make of the record-breaking heat?

The race is wrestling a heatwave, and the riders are feeling it

Cycling Weekly · Jul 8

Read news from The Economist, FT, and more,
with one subscription

'It'll never go to plan' – Netcompany-Ineos begin Tour de France with bittersweet second in team time trial

Geraint Thomas praises team for improvising after Kévin Vauquelin puncture

Cycling Weekly · Jul 4

Shouldering the hopes of a win-starved nation, can Paul Seixas bring home the yellow jersey at the Tour de France?

Meet the 19-year-old debutant already tipped as a future winner

Cycling Weekly · Jul 4

'Bikes are just too technical these days': Is the traditional 'Saturday job in a bike shop' entry route into the cycle trade dead and gone?

Leading cycle trade association says rising employment costs have made offering youngsters a Saturday job too hard

Cycling Weekly · Jul 2

'I want cycling to be a more welcoming space'– how a bike shop worker turned photographer rebelled against marketing imagery with this new exhibition

Londoner Becky Mursell is displaying her 'Everyday Cyclist' exhibition across the capital this summer

Cycling Weekly · Jun 27

Three years ago, Sarah Ruggins couldn’t ride a bike, now she has set two world records while cycling from southern Spain to the Arctic –here’s how she did it

How to cycle over 6,000km in 13 days, 20 hours and 27 minutes

Cycling Weekly · Jun 27

$Cat Ferguson ruled out of Tour de France Femmes with double ankle fracture$

Cat Ferguson ruled out of Tour de France Femmes with double ankle fracture

Briton expected to need 'several weeks' to recover

Cycling Weekly · Jun 23

'Katie Archibald and Laura Kenny got me into cycling' – meet Madison world champion Maddie Leech

Great Britain's newest track star takes on Cycling Weekly's Q&A as she plots her route to the LA Olympics

Cycling Weekly · Jun 22

Get all your
news in one place.

100's of premium titles.
One news app.

Cycling Weekly · Jun 22

‘I couldn’t control the cancer, I could control doing my job well’: TV’s Rebecca Charlton on how cycling became her escape during the fight of her life

The journalist and commentator was diagnosed with an aggressive form of breast cancer in July 2025, but says the cycling community helped her to stay positive

Cycling Weekly · Jun 12

Could the Tour de France Grand Départ change how Britain cycles?

With big hopes heading into the British stages next year, funding still remains a barrier to delivery

Cycling Weekly · Jun 3

Lael Wilcox to kick off Around the World Guinness World Record attempt on June 7: ‘We need more women to prove what's possible’

Leaving no stone unturned, the 39-year-old spent time in the wind tunnel at Specialized’s headquarters in Morgan Hill, optimised her equipment and even shaved her head

Cycling Weekly · May 30

Major UK cycling business Saddleback reportedly enters administration

Saddleback Limited, which distributes brands including Castelli and Sidi, has collapsed

Get all your
news in one place.

100's of premium titles.
One news app.

Cycling Weekly · May 29

'I will be trying to do my best on the sprint stages' – Cat Ferguson eyes Grand Tour breakthrough on Giro d'Italia debut

Briton hopes to carry winning form into Giro, and onwards to the Tour de France Femmes, for which she is on Movistar's long list

Cycling Weekly · May 29

417 watts for 24 hours: The brutal reality of powering a home by bike

Fit cyclists can put out serious watts – so why do we let it go to waste? Cycling Weekly crunches the numbers and attempts to boil a kettle with pedal power

Cycling Weekly · May 26

It’s too hot to do anything in the UK today, and that includes big bike rides or chasing Strava segments

Records were broken for May temperatures this week

Cycling Weekly · May 22

After 100 hours of aerodynamic and thermal testing, the Specialized Evade 4 isn’t any faster - but it is cooler

The newest edition of the much-loved aero helmet from Specialized is 2.4 per cent cooler than its predecessor

Cycling Weekly · May 19

'We haven't left any stone unturned' – Inside TNT Sports' Giro d'Italia coverage, from Orla Chennaoui in the studio to Jens Voigt on a motorbike

Offered a chance to find out how the show works behind-the-scenes, we went to Italy and London

Cycling Weekly · May 19

‘The UK has become a dumping ground for products that can't easily access Europe’: Why I’ll never buy my kid a cheap bike

Bikes costing less than a week’s worth of take-out coffees might look like a bargain, but safety isn’t as guaranteed as shoppers might think

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

1 2 3 4 5

Coverage From

People

From analysis to the latest developments in health,
read the most diverse news in one place.

Organisations

Read news from The Economist, FT, and more,
with one subscription

Topics

Places

Fourteen days free

Download the app

One app. One membership.
100+ trusted global sources.