I’ve been riding for over 10 years, and during this time I’ve taken on some tough challenges. Most recently, I’ve moved into ultra races. These are highly specialised, and I’ve learnt along the way just how crucial mental and physical resilience are.

Alex Dowsett shares five practical ways to get faster on the bike, from consistent training and smart fuelling to spending time in your aero position and keeping social rides in your schedule.

Grey skies, cold roads and the constant question: turbo or outdoors? Professional cyclist Hayley Simmons reflects on how winter training has evolved over the years, from battling the elements on the road to embracing gravel riding and the world of virtual racing.

How I’m finally discovering the mental health benefits of exercise

CAMS is proud to support the CAMS MAJACO junior team in 2026, offering a clear pathway for boys and girls to reach the professional ranks. The team’s vision was unveiled on 7th February in Wetherby by managers Giles Pidcock and Ian Mansel-Thomas.

Cycling started as freedom, not performance. From childhood rides in South Yorkshire to Olympic podiums and life beyond elite sport, this is a story about losing structure, rediscovering joy, and finding meaning in giving something back.

In less than three months, Amy and her husband Kyle will set off on an 18,000-mile, self-supported bikepacking journey around the world, aiming to break the record for the fastest couple whilst hoping to raise £100,000 for the mental health charity Shout.

Alex Dowsett retired from professional cycling on his own terms, having achieved everything he could. In this honest reflection, he explores life after elite sport — the freedom, struggles, and new purpose he’s found helping others, staying active, and being present for his family.

We are very proud to announce that CAMS is sponsoring the brand-new weekly podcast, Café Aficionado, hosted by cycling legend Sir Bradley Wiggins.