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James Cracknell

No war on Britain's roads says British Cycling incident data but much needs to be done to win the peace

Figures released ahead of BBC Radio 5Live Lifecycle investigation on what can be done to make Britain's roads better for cycling

British Cycling says 1 in 3 road traffic incidents involving its members take place at junctions or roundabouts

Organisation releases figures ahead of participation in two-hour BBC Radio 5 Live cycle safety special this evening

Deloitte RAB 2012 - An Adventure? Day 6

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A novice attempts LEJOG

After yesterday’s battle, ‘Don’t stop believing’ rang out this morning! The day dawned a little damp but it soon dried up. The roads were flat and wide and today we made good time throughout, which was lucky as today was the day my mother was waiting at the other end to see and hear what on earth I had been up to. I grew up in Scotland and have only been South for 10 or so years but I had forgotten the lay of the dramatic landscape and there is no better way to view it than on a bicycle. Having passed Carlisle we were soon in Gretna Green and

Deloitte RAB 2012 - An Adventure? Day 5

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A novice attempts LEJOG - Day 5

Day 5 Haydock to Penrith

Deloitte RAB 2012 - An Adventure? Day 3

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A novice attempts LEJOG

The atmosphere at breakfast this morning was more upbeat, an easier day was expected and needed by all. At the start our groups had gained a few members and lost a couple – the riders are still finding their feet and their pace and the groups are still changing from day to day while people find their personal preferable mix of chaperone, speed and mix of riders, some move for a change of scene and some just miss the group because they slept in – we’re so keen we leave at 715am prompt (um actually otherwise we wouldn’t be back before dark...)