Mathew Mitchell
My name is Mathew Mitchell, 30-something from Staffordshire, UK. Over the last few years, I've got more and more into cycling, from the first innocent Sportive events to Audaxes, Go-Races, British Cycling racing, Time Trials and now Cyclocross.
Men's Cycling
Frits Biesterbos wins 2026 Tour of Guangxi stage 2
Frits Biesterbos won stage 2 of the 2026 Tour of Guangxi in 3:45:19, taking a tightly compressed finish ahead of Paul Magnier and Olav...
Reviews
Magene C606 Pro vs C706: which GPS bike computer is worth buying?
Magene has two GPS bike computers competing for riders who want mapping, training data and modern connectivity without paying Garmin or Wahoo flagship prices....
Women's Cycling
Eneco Tour Women Stage 1 live-viewing guide: start time, TV and what to watch in Ede
The Eneco Tour Women moves onto the road on Wednesday 14 October with a short 79.5km stage starting and finishing in Ede. The race...
Men's Cycling
Tour of Guangxi 2026 Stage 2 live viewing and start time update
Tour of Guangxi 2026 Stage 2 starts at around 04:15 BST, with UK coverage on TNT Sports and HBO Max from about 06:40 BST and the Jingxi finish expected around 08:00.
Women's Cycling
Lieke Nooijen wins Eneco Tour Women 2026 prologue in The Hague
Lieke Nooijen delivered a dominant late ride to win the opening prologue of the 2026 Eneco Tour Women in The Hague, beating Charlotte Kool...
Women's Cycling
Lucinda Stewart joins Infusion Network | Meridian for 2027
Lucinda Stewart will join Infusion Network | Meridian for 2027 after two seasons with Liv AlUla Jayco Women’s Continental Team. The 21-year-old won the Australian elite and U23 road titles in 2025.
Women's Cycling
Eneco Tour Women 2026 prologue live viewing and start time update
The Eneco Tour Women 2026 begins with a 3.1km prologue in The Hague. UK coverage starts at 16:50 BST, with the first woman off at 17:00 BST and Nienke Vinke last at 19:45 BST.
Women's Cycling
Smurfit Westrock add O’Brien, Queirós, Lee, Brandwagt and Isaac for 2027
Smurfit Westrock have signed Aoife O’Brien, Raquel Queirós, Lucy Lee, Maaike Brandwagt and Ruby Isaac for 2027, adding experience and development talent to the British Continental team.
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