The last 18 months have been a surprise. In April 2020 we went into lockdown in Scotland. I had just left my job as a coach at Scottish...

The course on the Isle Of Elba was one of the hardest ever, with 4,900m of climbing and descending in 118km of racing. Take a rough and...

Let me take you through the build and set up of my Santa Cruz Blur Marathon World Champs bike. Full Spec below. Frame: Santa Cruz Blur CC...

This time last year I was preparing to try and conquer the world-famous West Highland Way by bike. In doing so I had two goals in mind:...

I love racing in the rain. I've had some of my best results when it's cold, wet, and muddy. One of the races I'm most proud of is the...

The first outing for the new Santa Cruz Blur CC in the UK and the first win! It was amazing to swing my leg over Santa Cruz's new world...

I'm so stoked to announce that I'm a new brand ambassador for Crankbrothers and Muc-Off. To celebrate I took my Santa Cruz Tallboy for a...

It feels so good to say that my West Highland Way Record Attempt with Wahoo Fitness and Santa Cruz Bicycles will have its first Festival...

Find out exactly how I managed to set a new Fastest Known Time for mountain biking the West Highland Way in my latest blog on...

To help you start this year right, in January I'm offering you a 10% saving on Wardell Cycle Coaching 6-week Training Plans - available...

It's a pleasure to be the latest guest on The Drop In Podcast with Duncan Shaw We talk all things bikes, and I let slip some juicy,...

Here is my one-off, Gloss Lavender Santa Cruz Blur CC, specifically built with all of my dream components for my record attempt on the...

I walked the West Highland Way for the first time in 2007. As I walked, I kept thinking about how great it would be to complete the route...

One thing this year has reminded me of is it’s possible to be creative and get your kicks close to home. With events being cancelled, and tr

Guest post courtesy of Katie Archibald: Me and Hannah Dines wore the same helmet at the biggest races of our respective lives, in Rio.

Where do I start? Since I last wrote a lot as changed. I've been quiet over autumn and winter but I've been busy.

The Dukes Weekender may only be two years old, but it is already a firm favourite among many bikers in the UK.

I love criteriums. Fast, tactical, action-packed racing. One hour, flat out on road bikes, on a short, closed-road circuit.

I love racing. So that's why I entered the Scottish XC MTB and set myself a training programme on TrainingPeaks.

I was recently contacted by Ian at Aspen Cycling Tours to guide a group of riders from the USA on the trails for a couple of days.