Confidence increases in bid to hold four stages of the 2014 Tour de France across Britain

Britain are up and running at Chris Hoy's place. Opening day in the velodrome named after Scotland's greatest Olympian did not all go according to plan but come the end of the first night of the Track World Cup meeting another healthy treasure chest of British bullion had been stocked.

It is barely a week since Shane Sutton was rushed to hospital having been hit by a car as he cycled into British Cycling’s HQ in Manchester but the Australian was in the stands in the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome today to watch his charges make the first tentative turns of the wheel in the Rio Olympic cycle.

Gold winner admits tough time since Games as GB track team return to action at World Cup

A chain-free bike – but it is it a belting ride?

Team Sky have appointed Australian Shaun Stephens as performance coach for the 2013 season.

Tour de France winner and four-time Olympic champion Bradley Wiggins was “looking forward to getting back on the bike” as he continued to recover from injuries sustained in a road accident.

A woman who allegedly knocked champion cyclist Bradley Wiggins off his bike with a van has been reported for summons by police.

British Cycling is leading angry calls urging the Government to put cyclists “at the heart” of transport policy after its star athlete and the man behind Team GB’s gold medal haul in the Olympic velodrome were both injured in separate road accidents within 24 hours of each other.

Our writer was horrifically injured when hit by a lorry last year. Here he argues that the onus should be on motorists to prove that they obeyed the rules

The Tour de France winner broke ribs in an accident near his Lancashire home. As one of our resident cycling nuts explains, it could happen to anybody - and often does

Bradley Wiggins is to help fund a new British-based women’s team that will include some of the country’s best young riders, including double Olympic gold medallist Laura Trott.

The UCI has opened an investigation into allegations that the Olympic road-race champion Alexandre Vinokourov bribed a rival in order to win the 2010 Liège-Bastogne-Liège race.

One of the sponsors of the international cycling union (UCI) is suing the organisation for 2million US dollars (£1.25million) claiming they mismanaged the Lance Armstrong doping scandal.