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!

START LINE 02.02

IN FOCUS

Battle for GB selection heats up at Track Champs • Fringe talents stake their claim for upcoming Worlds and Olympics, reports Tom Davidson in Newport

NEW NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

Extinction Rebellion plots further UK race protests • Activist group says it plans more anti-Shell protests at cycling events this year

New kids on the block

OPINION

Cyclo-cross World Championships • Hoogerheide, Netherlands | 3-5 February

THE HUB • All the news you might have missed from the last seven days

Tom Boonen eyeing a (gravel) comeback

Martin Harvey - CW salutes your LEJOG!

Cycling Weekly

2023 SEASON PREVIEW • Sit back and whet your appetite for the season ahead with our guide to the top teams to watch out for in this year’s biggest races along with the personal dramas set to play out on the world stage

CAN CAV GET TO THE TOUR?

THE WILDCARDS

WILL REMCO RIDE FLANDERS?

CAN WOUT WIN A COBBLED MONUMENT?

WRIGHT’S TIME TO SHINE

THE ROAD TO GLASGOW WORLDS

ELIZABETH’S THIRD REIGN

BRITISH WOMEN’S TEAMS

TIME FOR A TEST AT THE TOUR DE FRANCE FEMMES

2023 CALENDAR

Why is Campagnolo down to one WorldTour team in 2023? • From dominance to barely there… Simon Smythe investigates

HOW MUCH DOES SHIMANO PAY ITS TOP SPONSORED TEAMS?

Garmin Forerunner 955 Solar £549 | 53g • Simon Richardson tests a multi-sport watch that’s got fitness tracking dialled

BITTER-SWEET Do cyclists consume too much sugar? • Anita Bean assesses whether cyclists should cut down their sugar intake and look elsewhere for energy

‘I cut sugar and now have more energy’

Should you monitor your blood glucose levels?

MY TRAINING SPACE Iain Barton

DOMESTIC RESULTS

Great Inventions of Cycling 2000: peak power

Dr Hutch • Cav’s legendary career has had more twists and turns than a snake with an itch but whether he gets that record is really beside the point

Laurent Fignon in the wind tunnel Mid-1980s

Cycling and Moting 8 February, 1902 • Miniature cycling tracks and tanks of crocodiles don’t go well together