Trevor Ward

It may be the lowest in terms of prestige, but the Vuelta a España has a character that makes it stand out from its Grand Tour siblings

The next time you ride, be sure to tip your cap to the Scottish inventors who made cycling just that little bit more pleasurable

Near the city of Nice is a playground of cols, descents and countless hairpins that's become a favourite training arena for the pros

How many pro racers have also written books on philosophy? Cofidis climbing ace Guillaume Martin is one…

We spoke to GPs for advice on how to approach cycling and self-isolation during the coronavirus pandemic

The idea is simple – ride as far as you can in an hour – but success requires inconceivable levels of science and suffering

As Britain gears up to leave the EU, uncertainty hangs over the Irish border. We follow a route criss-crossing between north and south

Fickle, frustrating and sometimes just plain freezing, the weather is as much a part of riding in Britain as hills and potholes

Sometimes the best bit of the ride is when you stop for coffee and cake