Adam Becket is a Digital Staff Writer for Cycling Weekly, with his work also appearing in The Guardian. With a focus on the world of professional cycling, Adam covers a range of topics including contract controversies, transfer markets, race analysis, and industry news. His articles provide insights and analysis for cycling enthusiasts and fans.
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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.
If you are looking to reach out to Adam with a pitch, consider providing insights or access related to upcoming cycling events, exclusive interviews with cyclists or industry insiders, and commentary on trends shaping professional cycling. As he covers entertainment news as well, pitches tied to the intersection of sports and entertainment may also resonate with him.
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By: Adam Becket
The former world champion, Tour of Flanders and Paris-Roubaix Femmes winner will ride on for one more year with Lidl-Trek
By: Adam Becket
Far too many of us know the dangers of riding a bike, but that shouldn’t put us off it
By: Adam Becket
As race organisers meet to discuss rider safety, changes are needed to our sport
By: Adam Becket
The Bristol to Bath bike path ferries thousands of people every day, but it has a dark side
By: Adam Becket
The Fizik Vento Infinito Knit Carbon 2 shoes currently have almost £200 off at Sigma Sports
Controversial Belgian to be replaced by Jurgen Foré after over 20 years in charge
By: Adam Becket
Keep up to date with the jerseys to watch out for next season in our complete guide
By: Adam Becket
Campaigner and industry veteran Kev Griffiths, who has stage four cancer, is attempting to make fundraising fun
By: Adam Becket
Riding long distances uncompetitively is one of my favourite things, why hadn't I tried out the original format before?
The Belgian won all five Monuments, a feat only achieved by three riders, among 161 professional wins
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