Cycling

The best cyclists in the country will be competing at the Geraint Thomas National Velodrome of Wales this weekend

Newport host British National Track Championships for the first time this weekend
THE British National Track Championships will be hosted in the Geraint Thomas National Velodrome of Wales for the first time ever starting today.

Active travel group disbanded after being branded 'hell-bent cyclist sleeper cell'

Councillor blasts 'hell-bent cyclist sleeper cell' for holding secret meetings

The National Cycling Championships in Newport have been postponed due to covid.

Covid postpones British Cycling Championships in Newport

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Funding to progress Abergavenny cycling centre plans is approved

Velo Park.

Plans for new cycling centre near Abergavenny at 'advanced stage'

Britain's top cycling talent will go for glory in Newport

Britain's best cyclists heading to Newport for battle to be national champion

Team GB's cyclists in Newport (Credit: Will Palmer)

See Britain's best cyclists as National Track Championships head to Newport for the first time

Riders competing in the Tour de Gwent in 2019 Picture: christinsleyphotography.co.uk

Back in the saddle: Cyclists gear up as Tour de Gwent returns this weekend

SILVER: James Ball in action with Lewis Stewart

Super silver for Ball after being edged out by fellow Brit at Paralympics

Mark Cavendish, cycling's greatest ever sprinter, will return to Welsh roads next month for the Tour of Britain 2021

Superstar cyclist Mark Cavendish will compete on Welsh roads next month

Speedway cycling is a contact sport and is not for the faint-hearted.

Small East Newport club to host British national cycling championship

Tour de Gwent 2019. Image Credit Huw Fairclough

The future is orange for the Whitehead Tour de Gwent 2021 charity cyclists

Two more tracks have been added to the stunning Elan Valley selection of biking routes

Two new tracks unveiled to enhance Elan Valley mountain bike experience

Tokyo 2020: Watch Tom Dean's family celebrate gold on historic day for Team GB. (PA)

Watch Tom Dean's family celebrate gold on historic day for Team GB at Tokyo 2020

Team GB's cyclists in Newport (Credit: Will Palmer)

Team GB trained in Newport ahead of Tokyo Olympics

Geraint Thomas missed out on a medal in the road race in the 2016 Rio Olympics. Picture: PA

Geraint Thomas spurred on by bad memories from Rio going into Olympic road race

Toby Ellis just after completing his world record breaking cycle at Newport Velodrome

Watch the moment 'normal' man breaks cycling world record at Newport Velodrome

Britain's Geraint Thomas competes during third stage of the Giro d'Italia, tour of Italy cycling race from Enna to Etna, Sicily, Monday, Oct. 5, 2020. Picture: Marco Alpozzi/LaPresse via AP

Geraint Thomas pulls out of Giro d'Italia with broken pelvis after crash

Family On Cycle Ride In Countryside Smiling At Camera.

Cycling Wales announce raft of post-lockdown events

Britain's Geraint Thomas, wearing the overall leader's yellow jersey, holds the flag of Wales during the 21st and last stage of the 105th edition of the Tour de France cycling race between Houilles and Paris Champs-Elysees, Sunday, July 29, 2018.

Tour de France set to be postponed

WORLD GLORY: James Ball, left, and pilot Lewis Stewart show off their gold medals. Picture: British Cycling

More world glory for brilliant Ball with superb sprint gold

ON TRACK: Newport will host the National Youth and Junior Track Championships

Britain's brightest track talents heading to Newport

GOLDEN BOY: James Ball won at the Para-cycling Track World Championships (Picture: SWpix.com)

Golden Ball: There's plenty more to come from us after track glory in Netherlands

CHANGES: Monmouthshire cyclist Lewis Oliva

Commonwealth medal-winning cyclist Oliva to focus on studies

PHOTO FINISH. Crowds cheer as Andre Greipel (centre) sprints to cross the Tour of Britain first stage finish line Picture: www.christinsleyphotography.co.uk

Andre Greipel wins first stage of Tour of Britain with sprint finish

HOMETOWN HERO: Commonwealth Games silver medallist Jon Mould will ride into Newport tomorrow when the first stage of the Tour of Britain finishes in his hometown

Tour of Britain: Big names set for city finish

BACK IN THE DAY: Geraint Thomas, left, and Ireland’s Dan Martin battle it out during the Junior Tour of Wales in 2004

Juniors set to follow in the tracks of Tour hero Thomas

Zach Bridges, left, won silver in the individual pursuit and points race at the national youth and junior championships in Newport

Zach buzzing for double pursuit world medal bid

Tour de France winner Britain's Geraint Thomas, wearing the overall leader's yellow jersey, passes the Arc de Triomphe during the twenty-first stage of the Tour de France cycling race over 116 kilometers (72.1 miles) with start in Houilles and fin

Welsh cyclist Geraint Thomas wins Tour de France

SILVER: Newport's Jon Mould finished second in the Commonwealth Games road race in April

Commonwealth silver medalist going for glory in Abergavenny

SILVER LINING: Jon Mould with his silver medal from the men’s road race at the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games

Fourth Commonwealths on road ace Jon's radar

BOUNCED BACK: Cyclist Zach Bridges. Picture: Huw Williams

Bridges shows powers of recovery to flourish

GOLD: Monmouthshire cyclist Lewis Oliva

Gold for Monmouthshire cycling star

Newport's Jon Mould wins silver in Manchester

Newport's Jon Mould wins silver in Manchester

ACADEMY ACE: Llantarnam’s Zach Bridges was inspired by Britain’s London 2012 Olympians

Zach’s riding high thanks to place in top junior academy

MOVING ON: Abergavenny's Becky James

Double Olympic medallist and former world champion James retires

Newport velodrome hosts British Cycling National Youth and Junior Track Championships

Newport velodrome hosts National Championships

VICTORY: Velothon Wales pro race winner Ian Bibby, centre, with runner-up Karol Domagalski, left, and third-placed Chris Lawless, right

Bibby claims Velothon Wales pro race title after sprint finish

Welsh Cycling and Commonwealth Games kit provider launched the new Team Wales cycling kit at The Celtic Manor Resort. Pictured is Gwent cyclist Sam Harrison, aged 23 from Risca.

Harrison to spearhead Team Wiggins assault on Velothon

CHALLENGE: Newport's Jon Mould riding in the National Road Series in Abergavenny last year. Picture: SWPix

Newport cyclist aims to eclipse Olympic star in Abergavenny

WORLDS PICK: Lewis Oliva (right) is off to Hong Kong in April

Hong Kong awaits cycling star Oliva

Double gold for Ball at Para-cycling Track World Championships

Double gold for Ball at Para-cycling Track World Championships

FOURTH: Team USN rider Lewis Oliva in action at the UCI Track World Cup in Los Angeles. Picture: Alex Whitehead/SWpix.com

Gwent cycling stars just miss out in La La Land

SELECTED: Newport's Jon Mould will represent Team USN at the Track Cycling World Cup series in Los Angeles

Quartet selected for Track Cycling World Cup series in Los Angeles

Cwmbran cyclist Megan Chard

Cycling starlet Megan wants to push on in 2017

SUMMIT CELEBRATIONS: Bassaleg's Ian Baldwin toasts his age category victory in the Taiwan KOM Challenge

Late bloomer Baldwin is riding high in the Far East

CONTENDER: Abergavenny rider Ffion James

Ffion James goes for glory in Swansea

BRONZE: Monmouthshire's Lewis Oliva in action in the men's Keirin round one repechage at the Track Cycling World Cup in Glasgow. Picture: SWPix.com

Double bronze for Welsh cyclists at track World Cup

OLYMPICS Cycling

Becky James wins top Welsh Cycling Award

SUCCESS: Abergavenny's Becky James celebrates following her silver medal in the women's keirin final at the Rio 2016 Olympics

Becky James shortlisted for Welsh Cycling Awards

GOING FOR GOLD: Abergavenny's Becky James

Belief is back for Becky ahead of Olympic odyssey

BACK ON THE BIKE: Newport's Jon Mould returns after a shoulder injury for the Grand Prix of Wales. Picture: TOM BANKS

Mould gets back on the bike for tilt at Grand Prix of Wales

OLYMPIC BID: Abergavenny's Becky James will be training for the Rio Olympics in Newport

Chance to see British cycling stars in build-up to Rio 2016

CHAIN GANG: Chepstow Grand Prix winner Harry Tanfield (centre) on the podium with second-placed Alex Paton (right) and Steve Lampier, in third, on the right

Tanfield's title tilt after Chepstow glory