Katy Madgwick

Jan 16, 2025 | cyclist.co.uk | Katy Madgwick

While cycling’s evolution is impacting the top male riders, who are busy measuring carbs, riding to thresholds and analysing data, the women’s side of the sport has seen a different kind of evolution, with increased salaries and sponsorship alongside a rapid uptick in popularity, in part due to greatly increased coverage over the past few years.

Nov 26, 2024 | writebikerepeat.com | Katy Madgwick

The final remaining British men's UCI Continental cycling team, Cornwall-based Saint Piran Pro Team, have today confirmed that as of 2025 they will no longer be operational. Just two weeks after Trinity Racing announced it would not be operating its road racing arm in 2025, the British domestic scene suffers yet another blow, with the men's side of the sport no longer represented at ProTeam or Continental level. The INEOS Grenadiers are the sole remaining functional men's team in Britain.

Oct 18, 2024 | cyclist.co.uk | Katy Madgwick

On Saturday 3rd August, one minute and eleven seconds after Remco Evenepoel had raised his bike aloft in front of the Eiffel Tower, producing an image so evocative we’ll probably still be talking about it in fifty years’ time, Valentin Madouas crossed the line in second place. His hand covered his mouth in shock as he realised what he was about to do: claim an Olympic silver medal, have his name written in the history books, riding for his country, in his home nation.

Aug 18, 2024 | podcasts.apple.com | Sanny Rudravajhala |Katy Madgwick

Kasia Niewiadoma takes the crown on an incredible finale to the Tour de France Femmes, winning by 4 seconds despite Demi Vollering taking the stage on a thrilling Aple D'Huez finish. Sanny & Katy return to review the third Tour de France Femmes (avec Zwift). Who are the biggest winners of the Tour? What needs to be fixed and could SD Worx Protime have done just a little more to help Vollering after her Stage 5 crash.

Aug 8, 2024 | cyclist.co.uk | Katy Madgwick

After working for others for many years, this year you’re focussing more on your own goals. Was this a key factor when you moved from UAE Team Emirates to Israel-Premier Tech? It was something I was seeking out. I like working for people but I definitely get a better version of myself going for results. I like the balance. Like this year I’ve spent a lot of time riding for other people already, but I’ve had Abruzzo [Giro d’Abruzzo, where he came third] and I’ll get other chances.