Tom Pidcock: That’s Entertainment
“He’ll go soft in Monaco. You watch.” Only joking… Taking the boy out of Yorkshire: Pidcock’s progress
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“He’ll go soft in Monaco. You watch.” Only joking… Taking the boy out of Yorkshire: Pidcock’s progress
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Paul Maunder tells of the rise and fall of the original pédaleur de charme, Hugo Koblet. His story begins with...
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These shoes are made for pedalling! A way of allowing riders’ personalities to shine through, customisation of shoes is growing...
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Having retired from racing, Matt Brammeier has stepped straight into a role both as lead coach of British Cycling’s under-23...
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We loved the Toms Skujins disco biscuits victory celebration at Tour of California. Paul Maunder examines other suitable ways of...
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In 1986 Stuart Marshall ploughed through the mud to claim the junior world championship. Reading about the drama in the pages of a...
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Lance in the confessional box, Eddy at the altar, coffee named after a drug… Deification or derision? Paul Maunder counts...
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Having moved up a category, the junior world champion took two top-ten placings on the opening weekend of his cyclo-cross season. Tom...
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The scene of so many of the race’s defining moments, Mont Ventoux occupies a unique space within the mythology of the...
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A young boy meets his heroes at the 1984 Dauphiné. Does the thrill remain on his return 30 years later?...
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From precipitious goat tracks to downhill time-trials, the Giro loves a screwball stage. Paul Maunder picks his favourite wacky races
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From issue 66, Rouleur looks back at the fanfare-filled but ultimately ill-fated Tour de Trump
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How Andy Hampsten set up 1988 Giro d’Italia victory in a snowstorm on the Gavia
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Three Belgians have won the Giro d’Italia. One of them, Eddy Merckx, has become a God of the road. The...
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Paul Maunder imagines the funeral of Il Campionissimo, as seen through the eyes of his rival, Fiorenzo Magni
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“If I was a cynical man – and I am – I might speculate that the UCI are trying to...
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In a small wooden cabin deep in the Luxembourg Ardennes, a man lived alone. He led a simple life, always...
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We have too many books in our house. They spill off their shelves to form untidy piles on the floor,...
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