Cycling Weekly

Published by Time Inc. (UK) Ltd Cycling Weekly is the UK's only weekly special interest magazine focusing on the cycling market. It is the best source of breaking international and UK news, race reportage, reliable fitness advice, trustworthy product reviews and inspirational features for British cyclists. Always a great read, Cycling Weekly inspires you to ride your bike more!

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IN FOCUS

Team GB cuts Olympic medal target to ‘realistic’ 10 • Performance director Stephen Park says medals are getting harder to come by, as money tightens for British Cycling

The Kenny question

New kit day never gets old

RACING ROUND - UP

Family pays tribute to Melissa Hopkins • Husband Rohan Dennis charged over crash death

Mathieu van der Poel fined for spitting at spectators

Determination or talent, which will take you further?

Mr Cool’s cross-eyed crit victory

Cycling Weekly

36 THINGS TO DO IN 2024 • Ride new events, learn new skills and challenge yourself, we’ve got a host of ways to make the most of your riding in 2024

THE NEW HULK IN TOWN • Jasper Philipsen on being the ‘fastest man in the world’, doing the green jersey double at the Tour de France and going one better at Roubaix

2024 MILEAGE CHART

Are TT positions too aggressive? • Is the relentless search for aerodynamics putting riders at risk?

GARMIN EDGE 840

Specialized S-Works Tarmac SL8 £12,000 | 6.62kg • The most marketed bike of the year rated by a racer

Gear of the week • The latest kit, ridden and rated by experts

THE ABC OF CBA**(Can’t be arsed) • Mustering the motivation to ride when the elements are against us can seem nigh-on impossible. Dr Josephine Perry outlines five key principles to help get us out the door

‘I quit being a vet for this – why wouldn’t I give it my all?’

Down to one kidney, still full of beans • Facing repeated risks to her life from kidney failure, Ottilie Quince is determined to keep bouncing back – on and off her bike

How to… be a sponsor’s guest

Dr Hutch • There’s always room for one more bike, goes the theory (n+1), and the Doc agrees, but it’s a position he’s finding harder to justify

ACTS OF CYCLING STUPIDITY

School cycling instruction 1950s-60s

Rotrax • Style and substance from the Southampton-based framebuilders