British Cycling chief executive Julie Harrington reflects on the past 12 months in the organisation's 2017 annual reportMandatory Credit: Photo by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com/REX/Shutterstock (8862841a)
Joanna Rowsell Shand with British Cycling CEO Julie Harrington.
British Cycling HSBC UK City Ride. Birmingham, UK - 11 Jun 2017British Cycling chief executive Julie Harrington reflects on the past 12 months in the organisation's 2017 annual report
Chris Boardman argues that making cycle helmet use compulsory in Britain will not lead to saving lives, and discussing it is distracting from the real cause of cyclist deaths and injuriesChris BoardmanChris Boardman argues that making cycle helmet use compulsory in Britain will not lead to saving lives, and discussing it is distracting from the real cause of cyclist deaths and injuries
Poorly kept medical records could result in loss of funding, says UKAD chief executiveBritish Cycling could be at risk of losing its public funding if there is any repeat of the Jiffy bag controversy which has rocked the organisation.
Bradley Wiggins 'breaks silence' on the investigation into the 'jiffy bag' case, and asks that the source of the original information be revealed
- Wiggins says the period has been a 'living hell' for himself and his familyBradley Wiggins during the 2011 Critérium du Dauphiné.Bradley Wiggins 'breaks silence' on the investigation into the 'jiffy bag' case, and asks that the source of the original information be revealed
British Cycling CEO says that organisation's culture 'did not meet high standards' and that there were 'failings'
- Team Sky also issues statementBritish Cycling CEO says that organisation's culture 'did not meet high standards' and that there were 'failings'
