List of British cyclists

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Contents: Top - 0–9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

[edit] A

• Dale Appleby

[edit] B

• Oli Beckinsale Commonwealth Games 2006, Mountain Biking Cross Country Silver Medallist
• Chris Boardman World Hour Record, Two Tour de France Prologues, Olympic Games Medallist - Now Retired
• Beryl Burton dominated domestic competitions throughout 1960s and 1970s. Also seven times a world champion.

[edit] C

• Mark Cavendish Rides for T-Mobile, Track cycling, Madison, Team pursuit and Points race, Scratch Race Champion.
• Nicole Cooke UCI World Cup Winner 2003, 2006
• Steve Cummings Rides for Discovery Channel
• Ed Clancy

[edit] D

• Stuart Dangerfield
• Josie Dew Long distance cyclist and travel writer
• Dean Downing
• Russell Downing 2005 National Champion, Rides for Health Net Pro Cycling Team

[edit] E

• Malcolm Elliott Double Commonwealth Games gold medallist, Points winner in Vuelta a España
• Alf Engers Former 25 mile time trial record holder and multiple national champion

[edit] H

• Roger Hammond British Road Race Champion 2004, Professional for T-Mobile
• Reg Harris Four times World Sprint Champion in late 1940s/early 1950s
• Rob Hayles
• Hamish Haynes 2006 National Champion
• Barry Hoban Top continent-based professional in 1970s
• Kristian House
• Chris Hoy Athens 2004 Olympic Gold Medallist, 1 km Time Trial
• Jeremy Hunt 4th in Olympic Games Road Race Professional for Unibet.com, Belgium, Sprinter. Twice national champion.
• Michael Hutchinson Multiple national time trial champion and World Masters pursuit champion

[edit] J

• Emma Jones

[edit] K

• Liam Killeen Commonwealth Games 2006, Mountain Biking Cross Country Gold Medallist

[edit] M

• Paul Manning
• Joey McLouglin Kelloggs Tour of Britain Winner
• David Millar Multiple Tour de France Stage Winner, World Champion Time Triallist - Until Syringes of Epogen were found in his flat
• Robert Millar Closest Briton ever to winning a grand tour when second in Vuelta a España, Tour de France Polka Dot Jersey Winner as King of the Mountains

[edit] N

• Chris Newton

[edit] O

• Graeme Obree - World Hour record holder and twice World Individual pursuit champion
• Evan Oliphant

[edit] P

• Ernest Payne - 1908 Summer Olympics - Gold medal in the team pursuit
• Victoria Pendleton
• Hugh Porter - Four times World Individual pursuit champion

[edit] Q

• Jason Queally Sydney 2000 Olympic Games 1 kilometre Gold Medallist - Now Retired

[edit] R

• Brian Robinson First Briton to win a stage of the Tour de France

[edit] S

• Max Sciandri Anglo-Italian Classics Rider & Tour Finisher. 1996 Olympic bronze medalist in road race.
• Paul Sherwen
• Tom Simpson World Champion and Olympic Bronze Medallist, also one of the most popular Brits ever in cycling. Collapsed dead on Mont Ventoux in 1967 through a combination of heat, alcohol and amphetamines (rife in the sport then).
• Tom Southam
• Jamie Staff BMX and Track cycling Champion
• Matthew Stephens Bristish National Champion ~ 1998

[edit] T

• Geraint Thomas

[edit] U

• Duncan Urquhart

[edit] W

• Charlie Wegelius
• Bradley Wiggins Winner of three Olympic Games Medals in Athens 2004, Professional for Credit Agricole of France.
• Julian Winn 2002 British Road Race champion. Rode in 2003 Giro d'Italia
• Michaël Wright, winner of 3 stages in the Tour de France, in 1965 (Lyon - Auxerre), 1967 (Metz - Strasbourg) and 1973 (Nice - Aubagne)

[edit] Y

• Sean Yates