Everand Logo

Welcome to Everand!

  • Cycling Weekly

    Olympic battle hots up

    Jan 02, 2020 3 minutes

    The Olympic Games in Tokyo might seem pretty distant to most of us right now, but for the Team GB coaches and riders trying bag a spot at the Games, it’s a far more immediate business.

    It has been since the first qualifying points were available in July 2018; even since the last Olympic Games finished three and a half years ago in Rio and the new cycle began.

    As British Cycling head coach Iain Dyer says, for those involved, the Olympics is less

    You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

    More from Cycling Weekly

    Cycling Weekly3 min read
    Zeb Kyffin: Stepping Out Of The Fish Bowl
    It was a British-themed day at the Amstel Gold Race a fortnight ago. Tom Pidcock (Ineos Grenadiers) might have won the day, but he was not the first Englishman to animate the Dutch Classic. The first was Zeb Kyffin of TDT-Unibet, who spent 144km of t
    Cycling Weekly1 min read
    On-route Cafe Stops
    “There are plenty of good cafes but a drawback is that most of the places only take cash,” Monica Greenwood cautions. “If you go for a ride in the Peak District, take a bit of cash with you just in case. Everything is shut on a Monday too, don’t both
    Cycling Weekly2 min read
    Schwalbe Shows The Way
    IdIdn’t get a single puncture during this test so I’d have to score all the tyres equally on that front. I didn’t fall off my bike either, so grip levels on all the tyres are adequate, for me at least. Despite grouping them under ‘endurance’, I think

    Related Books & Audiobooks