Cycle route renamed ‘Maurice Burton Way’ to commemorate Britain’s first black cycling champion
The public have voted to rename a south west London cycle route ‘Maurice Burton Way’ in honour of Britain’s first
Tao Geoghegan Hart: from humble beginnings to Grand Tour winner
London-born cyclist Tao Geoghegan Hart was crowned the winner of the Giro d’Italia in October, in a feat that shocked
Support group for women of colour in cycling set up in light of BLM protests
A special cycling support group has been set up to help women of colour across the sport in London, with
Brixton cycling comeback queen on the road again after injury, hit-and-run and childhood condition
It takes a special kind of person to bounce back when the world is seemingly throwing everything at you. It
‘It’s only right that they’ve brought it back to London’: Sir Bradley Wiggins eager for Six Day London debut
With seven Olympic medals and a Tour de France victory to his name Sir Bradley Wiggins is used to topping
Carshalton’s Olympic gold medalist Joanna Rowsell Shand backs Britain for another golden time on Rio track
Olympic champion and freshly crowned European team pursuit winner Joanna Rowsell Shand believes British cycling will peak again in Rio.
My Big Mouth: Would government action make roads safer for cyclists?
Summary: Bradley Wiggins’ cycling accident proves it can really happen to anyone. Image: By Hayley Fox Bradley Wiggins, Tour De
Hunt is on for the next Brownlee brothers as triathlon coaching campaign is launched
Summary: Caterham triathlete Jim Burdett hopes to find the next Brownlee brothers through Gillette’s 2012 Great Starts campaign. Image: By