Cycling Weekly

Published by TI Media Limited 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!

Road risk reality check

Pogačar crashes out • Vuelta turned on its head by world champion's exit, reports Chris Marshall-Bell in Spain

Pidcock makes history at MTB Worlds • British rider wins rainbow bands for a second time in Val di Sole

Ride Revolution sets sail for pro ranks • Milton Keynes club team is aiming to race at Continental level by 2028

AGEIST PRO TEAMS ARE OVERLOOKING TALENT

Confusion reigns over Conti rules • Five third-tier squads rode the Tour of Britain Women despite UCI’s latest regulations

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

THE DIRECTEUR'S CUT • Beyond the televised race radio snippets and viral celebrations, the directeur sportif role remains shrouded in mystery. Adam Becket hunts for the full job spec

RIDE BEYOND LIMITS A ROLLER COASTER RIDE • Most riders chase adrenaline just for the thrill, but for Keith Wilson it’s a necessity. Tom Davidson finds out why

Mauro Schmid’s Giant Trinity Advanced SL • A setback saddle and 28mm tyres stand out on the Swiss rider’s time trial bike

HANDSLING AIROEVOG GRAVEL BIKE £6,038 • UK-configured with lots of component options and an amazing range of colours

UDOG FORZA GRAVEL SHOE • A comfy, high-performance all-rounder with high breathability and a locked-down fit

MASS APPEAL • Cyclists who view muscle as ballast are making a costly mistake, finds Rob Kemp, as he meets experts championing the manifold merits of mass

London Academy Win Team Cup • Wiley and Huddleston triumph in Surrey

"That was clearly the driver's fault – but I wouldn't have done that" • Mastering the art of backseat cycling

Tour de France

CLASSIC BIKE STIVE VERMAUT'S LOTTO GT • When a fresh-faced Californian MTB brand entered the pro ranks, they did so in a hurry

£30m needed for lasting 2027 TdF legacy