Follow the presentation of the #TDF2022 riders, live from Copenhagen! Who are you looking forward to seeing?

We exercise for many reasons, from the short-term hit of endorphins to the long-term promise of healthier aging. Can one of them be protection from higher mortality risks during periods of high pollution?

Much research has gone into studying both the physiological benefits from heat adaptation along with the practicalities of getting heat adapted. However, can a heat camp blunt your training adaptations?

Wearables are a hot trend for both athletes and non-athletes. The CORE non-invasive body temperature monitor came out to great fanfare in 2020. How does it hold up to independent validity and reliability testing?

Bike commuting is increasing in popularity even in car-dominated North America, driven by the e-bike boom and awareness of the climate emergency. Does your choice of commuting routes affect your exposure to air pollution from traffic?

Endurance performance is impaired in the heat, and the best way to prepare is to heat adapt. We don't all have access to heat chambers or saunas, but can we instead effectively acclimate on our indoor trainers by wearing lots of clothes?

The latest episode in the Rapha Gone Racing series follows EF Education-NIPPO rider, Lachlan Morton, in his attempt to beat the peloton to Paris and ride the entire route of the Tour, in aid of World Bicycle Relief.

Tour Video Collection: Julian Alaphilippe set the 2019 Tour de France alight and made this year's Tour the best for many a year. Alaphilippe showed us how a Tour should be ridden, he won the admiration of many with his attacking style - A fan pleaser if there ever was one. Here we have put together the best selection of Alaphilippe videos from the Tour.

Giro Rest Day No.1: As we know; a Grand Tour rest day is not a 'day off' for anyone. The riders need to ride, the mechanics have repairs and the soigneurs still have legs to rub... and Ed Hood has to catch-up with the first nine stages of the 2019 Giro d'Italia. One man stands head and shoulders above the others, but there are still twelve stages and the mountains to climb.