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Mark Bailey is a freelance journalist.
Cyclist survives this instant classic that fuses the glamour of Lake Como with the horror of the 27% Muro di Sormano
To celebrate her Tokyo 2020 success, we look back at our chat with the 17-time Paralympic gold medallist after Rio 2016. Photos: Chris Blott
A ride of two halves over the angelic Col du Petit Saint Bernard in France and the devilish Colle San Carlo over the border in Italy
With its towering rock fortresses and magical lakes, it’s no wonder the region around Monte Civetta has spawned myths of gods and monsters
From monochrome peaks to misty fjords, the Haute Route Norway serves up a unique three-day odyssey
Fuerteventura isn’t one of the Canary Islands’ most popular cycling destinations – which makes it the perfect cycling destination
To mark his 90th birthday, we remember our chat with Britain's first ever Tour stage winner
With a podium at the 2013 Junior Paris-Roubaix to his name, we wondered even then if the boy from Hackney could be a future star
The pros aren’t the only ones under pressure at the Tour. For the media, it’s a fight to stay on top of the race without losing the plot
Cyclist talks to Barry Hoban, who half a century ago took a bit of Yorkshire grit to the glamour of the Tour
How British cyclist Neil Campbell rode a custom steel super-bike behind a Porsche to clock a record speed of 280.5kmh
Annemiek van Vleuten reveals how she overcame pain and doubt (and that horrific Rio 2016 crash) to win two world titles
South of the Passo Giau and Sella Ronda, the Pale di San Martino mountains offer gruelling climbs in a hidden corner of the Dolomites
The Italian superstar discusses the passion and pain behind his historic Grand Tour victories, and reveals why his dad cut his bike in half
The CEO and co-founder of Strava on the history of segments, Strava marriage proposals and the pain of losing his records to a teenager
Danish cycling icon Brian Holm opens up about helping Riis win the 1996 Tour, mentoring Cavendish and the day he was declared dead
The Olympic champion and Paris-Roubaix winner discusses his stunning rise, his strange link to Greg LeMond, and the power of self-belief
The Yorkshire brothers tell Cyclist about their successes, self-funding their racing dreams and shaking up British Cycling
The Italian Appenines run long through the spine of Italy. We went to visit its Abruzzo sector to discover more...
German sprinter & winner of 22 Grand Tour stages on his broken collarbone, the Tour de France, & his tense relationship with Mark Cavendish
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