Cycling

Team Sky’s Sir Bradley Wiggins, Tim Kerrison and Nigel Mitchell explain the importance of correct training and nutrition for riders

Chris Froome will lead Team Sky's challenge at the Tour de France - leaving Sir Bradley Wiggins to focus on the Giro d'Italia

Giro d'Italia 2013: Sir Bradley Wiggins edges to within striking distance of the maglia rosa as Team Sky win the second stage

Great Britain's double Olympic champion Laura Trott says she is enjoying her stint on the road before returning to track cycling

Lord Coe describes Sir Chris Hoy as an Olympic icon, following the six-time gold medallist's decision to retire from track cycling

Sir Chris Hoy, 37, brings to a halt a career spent in perpetual motion with trademark perfect timing, writes James Toney

Elinor Barker, Victoria Williamson and Becky James are fuelling British cycling as they start the long road towards the 2016 Olympics

British Cycling head coach Shane Sutton insists that it is too early to compare Becky James with Victoria Pendleton

Becky James brings curtain down on a record-breaking World Track Cycling Championships with keirin gold

Ed Clancy insists that he is back in the groove for this week's track cycling World Championships

After an interview full of half-truths, Matt Cansick asks whether any value can be placed on the disgraced cyclist's testimony

Bradley Wiggins is a worthy winner of the Sports Personality of the Year award after a glittering 2012, writes Matt Cansick

Team Sky’s zero-tolerance policy to cycling’s doping past is the wrong approach, writes Matt Dathan

Lance Armstrong has been outed, but the sport of cycling has other demons that need to be confronted, writes Matt Cansick

Lance Armstrong is stripped of his seven Tour de France titles and is banned from cycling for life by UCI

Sir Chris Hoy says the ideal ending to his illustrious career would be to win gold at his home Commonwealth Games in Glasgow

London 2012 Paralympics: Jody Cundy insists he should have been given a second shot at riding for time trial gold

Victoria Pendleton says there is a wealth of cycling talent waiting to take over the Olympic mantle from Sir Chris Hoy and herself

Sir Chris Hoy wins the London 2012 men’s keirin to become the most successful British Olympian of all time with six gold medals