Grassroots poised for spring racing return

Race organisers nationwide have events ready to go, reports Vern Pitt

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UCI banning the super-tuck

A bike race should be about strength, tactics and skills. A good descender who can stay on the top tube for the full descent should be allowed to benefit from being more skilful than their competitors. Aichlinn O’reilly

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Paris-Roubaix recon 6 April, 1960

Cycling royalty Jacques Anquetil tells former rider and journalist Robert Chapatte about his thoughts on the upcoming Queen of the Classics.

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Cycling and Mopeds 16 January, 1958

End-to-End tricycle record, readers’ mileage reports

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POWER ≠ GLORY

Power doesn’t equal glory – but it can help guide the way. Deena Blacking strips away the false promises and explains how to be wise about watts

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Dr Hutch

It’s unsettling to find yourself in sympathy with the UCI, reflects the Doc, especially when regulatory pedantry suits your character

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PREVIEW UAE Tour

Sunday 21 February to Saturday 27 February

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YOUNG GUNS

From delayed Olympic dreams to lining up with Peter Sagan, Matt Walls’s last year on his way to the WorldTour has not been lacking in action

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A LONG WINTER'S NIGHT

Over the Christmas holiday two Londoners took on the “bonkers” challenge of riding 500km in one go around Herne Hill velodrome, in freezing temperatures. Amy Sedghi tells a tale of saddle soreness, frozen beards and chips with curry sauce

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Imperious Grenadiers Steal A March On Rivals

Ineos in fine form at Tour de la Provence, with GC and stage wins

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