The concurrent running of Paris-Nice and Tirreno-Adriatico is among the many quirks of the international cycling calendar…
In the aftermath of Tadej Pogačar’s decimation of his competition at Strade Bianche, I ended up in some social media back and forth…
Tom Portsmouth: Brexit puts a brake on young Brits looking to Europe
Brexit may be “done”, but it has yet to be ironed out. Many of the glitches continue to impact Generation ‘Z’, who seem to have suffered…
I will start by saying that this is very much a personal list. Since the Tour of Britain returned to the international calendar five years on from the final edition…
Exactly thirty years ago this Friday, I spent a good part of my thirtieth birthday sitting in the lobby of a Mexican hotel waiting to interview Greg LeMond…
Like London buses, shock transfers are appearing in numbers. Even while we’re still getting accustomed to the prospect of seeing Primož Roglič…
My good friend Clive died on Monday. Although he’d been ill for many years, his death came unexpectedly and suddenly…
Change is in the air amidst the Ineos Grenadiers. Most of it has been planned, although the sudden and very unexpected departure…
On Sylvan Adams, Israel-PremierTech and Palestinian cycling
The most recent podcast from the RadioCycling team featured an interview with Israel-PremierTech boss Sylvan Adams. In normal times…
RadioCycling latest: One Cycling, Paris’s Olympic climb & split stages
Road racing may now have ceded centre stage to cyclo-cross, but there’s still plenty of major stories and issues for the RadioCycling team to pick over…
In the days just prior to the Tour de France’s Grand Départ in the Basque Country, L’Équipe published its top 10 greatest mountain stages…
The opening days of this Tour de France were predicted, almost unanimously, to be the toughest in the race’s history. Saturday’s stage…