Helen Wyman wins national cyclo-cross title for 10th time

Helen Wyman, who came close to retiring last year as she struggled to find sponsors for the current season, has become British National Cyclo-cross champion for the 10th time.On the second day of the national championships in Sunderland today Grant Ferguson triumphed in the men’s elite race.The under-23 titles went to two hugely exciting prospects, … Read more

Carriages for bikes could be on the way for some trains in Scotland

Dedicated carriages for bicycles could be introduced to railway routes in the west of Scotland following a pledge by the Scottish Government last autumn and a recommendation in a report published in December by a firm of civil engineers.Last September, when it published its programme for 2017/18, the Scottish Government said in a report that … Read more

Kinesis Tripster ATR V2 frame

The new Kinesis ATR V2 carries on from where the original ATR left off. It’s a brilliant multi-purpose frameset that’s been updated since its first incarnation to follow the trends in gravel bikes as they’ve evolved. As such, it’s a bit more towards the bikepacking end of the drop-bar spectrum than the first bike was, … Read more

Flanders bidding for centenary road cycling world championships

The Belgian region of Flanders is bidding to host the 2021 edition of the UCI Road World Championships, which will mark the centenary of the event.The news was announced  on Friday by Flemish Sports Minister Philippe Muyters, who has set aside a budget of €)3.5 million to finance  the bid, due to be submitted in June, and the  hosting … Read more

Fuelling the Cycling Revolution

It can be difficult to make the right decisions about your diet if you are an athlete: there will rarely be absolute certainty that something works or not, so anyone seeking to optimise their sports nutrition risks being seduced by the latest wacky theory or faddy food. In my more competitive days I searched in … Read more