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 06.04

IN FOCUS

Pogačar’s Flanders win sets up Monument record • Slovenian becomes the third Tour winner to take victory in Flanders, writes Tom Thewlis

My view

Rider apology after causing Flanders pile-up

Lotte Kopecky takes pole position for Paris-Roubaix • SD Worx continue destroying all in their path at Spring Classics

Junior takes Dales TT victory

How to pee in Belgium

RACING ROUND-UP

British teams rue Women’s Tour loss • Sponsorship issues result in hiatus for popular UK stage race, reports Owen Rogers

My view

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

Does Julian Alaphilippe need a new team?

Add cyclists to the stats

Cycling Weekly

LAST ONES PEDALLING • Tom Davidson speaks to those who know

How the time cut is calculated

SURVIVOR • Two years on from his emotional Paris-Roubaix win and one year after his heart condition emerged, Sonny Colbrelli tells Andy McGrath how his life has changed completely

Is your rain jacket about to be outlawed? • Wet-weather kit is about to change as EU ban on ‘forever chemicals’ looms

MAAP EVADE PRO BASE 2.0 JERSEY

Specialized Diverge Comp E5 £2,550 | 10.1kg • Rachel Soukal dishes the dirt on the latest Diverge

ALTERNATIVELY…

Coros Apex 2 Pro £499 | 66g • David Bradford tests a feature-heavy GPS watch with an exceedingly long battery life

HOW TO BUILD A CHAMPION • A RIDER DEVELOPMENT MASTERCLASS FROM THE MAN WHO TURNS TEENAGERS INTO WORLD-BEATERS

Putting it Blunt-ly…

Who is Stuart Blunt?

‘We all have a lot to thank him for’ • CW spoke to three of Stuart Blunt’s most successful alumni, all of whom expressed their gratitude

MY TRAINING SPACE Andy Keegan

DOMESTIC RESULTS

Great Inventions of cycling 1817: the anti-cyclist tirade

Dr Hutch • Road closures are the bane of motorists’ lives and the gain of cyclists’, so long may their patchy progress continue, says the Doc

ACTS OF CYCLING STUPIDITY

Milk Race, Brighton 28 May, 1979

Cycling 23 November, 1922 • Readers strain their brains and ‘Tiny’ Johnson trains his toes