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Whatever age you start, it’s never too late to improve. Does the TCR concept still cut it? Virtual Tour de France gets off the ground...
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Swift switches roles for ‘more chances to win'
Brit still has eyes on a Monument, reports Chris Marshall-Bell
Tour de France, stage 12 1932
Swiss rider Georges Antenen dusts himself down after coming a cropper on the 12th stage of the 1932 Tour, from Gap to Grenoble. With goggles and a spare tube around his neck, plus a frame pump and handlebar-mounted bidons, Antenen is the picture of a Thirties continental bike racer. Only the blood running down his leg and the stricken look on his face betray the chaos that has just taken place.
THE YEAR OF MAGICAL ZWIFTING
E-racing platform Zwift has been a saviour of our locked-down year – and CW got in on the action in a big way. David Bradford looks back on an unprecedented year in the great indoors
Staying cool in Sussex 24 July, 1935
Beating the heat on long rides and how to keep a taut chain
Dr Hutch
A deflated Doc ponders a means of returning home after a dud batch of inner tubes leave him wallowing amid mud and manure
DESCENT INTO THE COLD & DARK
To highlight the shocking statistics on men’s mental health, Chris Hall rode down, and up, Box Hill 91 times. He tells Vern Pitt how it went
Joining A New Team Is Like A Second Christmas
Well, the news is out, I’m going to be riding in the colours of Hagens Berman Axeon next season. I’m excited. Very excited. It’s no secret that 2020 was a tough year for me, but a line has been drawn and I’m looking ahead.
Maiden eSports world champions crowned
Pro rower wins the men’s title as pro rider wins women’s race
LOCAL HERO PHIL WRIGHT
Editor Simon Richardson meets the man at the centre of the community that saved one of Britain’s most historic sporting venuesIn association with Lezyne
RISING STAR
Not easy to choose just five from the next generation of the UK’s very best riders on road and track
