Adam Becket is a News Editor at Cycling Weekly. His greatest passion lies in road racing, though he enjoys all aspects of cycling. Prior to his role at CW, he covered ecclesiastical matters and politics, showcasing his diverse reporting background. Adam has been featured in The Guardian, NewsBreak, Cycling Weekly, MSN, and Yahoo Sports.
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Adam Becket's coverage heavily focuses on event coverage in the field of professional cycling. His articles delve into various aspects of cycling, including events, athletes, and industry developments.
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By: Adam Becket
Daria Pikulik handed 18-month period of ineligibility by International Testing Agency
Olympic silver medallist Daria Pikulik has apologised after she was stripped of her results over an 18-month period due to an anti-doping rule violation.
By: Adam Becket
British Cycling and Picnic PostNL both hit the headlines for workplace atmosphere last week, and they won’t be alone
By: Adam Becket
Full course announced for 2027 edition, from Edinburgh to Paris via the Alps, Pyrenees and Massif Central
By: Adam Becket
Just three summit finishes and 71km of time trials might keep the race tighter, even if a certain Slovenian will still be favourite
By: Adam Becket
Six minutes in 2026 four minutes in 2025 six minutes in 2024 . The winning margins of Tadej Pogačar at the Tour de France in the past three years
By: Adam Becket
Three thousand more tickets on sale after initial 12,000 sell out
By: Adam Becket
A joint-record amount of signings points to revolution not evolution
By: Adam Becket
The peloton’s most promising rider is yet to sign a contract for 2028, which has caused untold speculation
What are your plans for 2028? I know we are yet to cross the rubicon into 2027 yet, but where do you think you'll be? What do you want to be doing?
