Author Archives: Alex Murray
Bad habits in the Benelux – the wayward learning of Andy Schleck
Andy Schleck has probably forgotten more about bike riding than most of us will ever learn. but the one thing he is yet to learn is perhaps the lesson he most needs: Success begets success. Image by Jean Pierre Belot … Continue reading
Posted in Andy Schleck, Professional
Tagged Andy Schleck, Bradley Wiggins, Cadel Evans, Col d'Izoard, Galibier, Laurent Fignon, racing, Raymond Poulidor, Tour de France, victory
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Hi-Viz yellow, a blot and a blight on the landscape
If tomorrow you burn your hi-Viz jacket or bib, then you will have done something to restore a little bit of beauty to the experience of cycling Continue reading
What we learned from the London Track World Cup
Who better to show you around the new London Velodrome than cycling addict Sir Paul Smith? Percy Pigs are the food of champions Lizzie Armitstead ate no less that five of them, doesn’t seem to do her any harm. I … Continue reading
Posted in Track
Tagged "Chris Hoy", "Jason Kenny", "World Cup", Laura Trott, Lizzie Armitstead, London 2012, Sir Paul Smith, track, velodrome, video
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