CYCLING WEEKLY - October 14, 2021
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BUILDING A BETTER CYCLIST How top riders use cross training to gain an edge. AERO DATA Making sense of manufacturers’ “fastest ever” claims..
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Dr Hutch
Cav's legendary career has had more twists and turns than a snake with an itch but whether he gets that record is really beside the point
BITTER-SWEET
Do cyclists consume too much sugar?
Why is Campagnolo down to one World Tour team in 2023?
From dominance to barely there... Simon Smythe investigates
2023 SEASON PREVIEW
Sit back and whet your appetite for the season ahead with our guide to the top teams to watch out for in this year's biggest races along with the personal dramas set to play out on the world stage
'Strong hand' of Astana boss Vinokourov is what Cavendish 'needs'
Mark Cavendish’s friend and former DS believes high-profile move to Astana-Qazaqstan can work if Manxman and team change philosophy
WEEK IN TRAINING Alex Morrice
You'd have been forgiven for not recognising the name Alex Morrice when, shortly before Christmas, she was announced as winner of Zwift Academy 2022.
Dr Hutch
The Road Records Association is the custodian of some of British cycling’s most charmingly quaint records, and the Doc’s a confirmed fan
18 WAYS TO STAY MOTIVATED THIS WINTER
Blue Monday might have been a PR stunt dreamed up to flog holidays, but late January is still a grind. So here's Chris Marshall-Bell with 18 ideas to keep you rolling
Wahoo Elemnt Roam v2
Wahoo's latest head unit is packed with functions and is easy to use, but it may appeal more to the non-racing cyclist, writes Tom Epton
Ribble Gravel 725 Pro
Joe Baker heads out on a steel gravel bike that’s ready for the rough stuff
