“i’ve always wondered how commentators would get on if they tried to be sports directors”

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“I’ve always wondered how commentators would get on if they tried to be sports directors”

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Cycling Weekly Magazine

04 September, 2025

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“a rider might be 30 years old, but if they turned pro at 16, that’s the age they are now”

When cycling’s your job, real-world skills remain frozen in time

Cycling Weekly

“you can start a cx race on a snow course but within a lap you’ll have a mud course”

We should keep the Winter Olympics for sliding not rolling

Cycling Weekly

“the performance difference between worldtour bikes and ones half the price is zero”

The Doc defends the right to splash out on a pro rig – for what it’s worth

Cycling Weekly

Shirley hockridge

NATIONAL CHAMPION AND 1950s RACING PIONEER

Cycling Weekly

The secret lives of the indoor elite

Top-flight Esports racers hit WorldTour-level power numbers, but most are not professionals. Zach Nehr meets the indoor elites juggling ambitious racing goals around full-time jobs

Cycling Weekly

“cambridgeshire in winter is essentially a giant ride-through sensory deprivation tank”

The Doc salutes cycling’s boredom-vanishing powers

“i’ve always wondered how commentators would get on if they tried to be sports directors”

“I’ve always wondered how commentators would get on if they tried to be sports directors”

Cycling Weekly Magazine

04 September, 2025

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