Some of you may have noticed that myWindsock has had a bit of a new look in the past couple of months. Along with our renovation comes a number of new graphs and charts to help you analyse your rides, routes and races. Today, we’re going to go through our top 5 graphs and charts … Continue reading “Top 5 Graphs on myWindsock Surface”

In the past week, Remco Evenepoel won his fourth consecutive World Championship in the time trial. He rode the 39km course at an average speed of 52km/hour – an entire kph faster than his closest competitor. It’s looking really hard to see how someone could actually beat him in the medium term. This got us … Continue reading “How hard is it to beat Remco?”

Those of you reading this in the UK will, undoubtedly, have had multiple occasions in your life where you’ve wished it was possible for you to change the weather. Well, we have good news for you. For the low price of your annual myWindsock subscription you will now be granted this power. Here’s how… Open … Continue reading “Finally, the power to change the weather”

Every grand tour used to contain a long flat time trial but these days they’re becoming more and more rare. Truthfully, we miss them and the organisers of the Vuelta must have been reading our minds because they’ve bought it back, though we’d prefer for it to be 50km like the good old days. The … Continue reading “Vuelta Stage 18 – Course Preview”

myWindsock’s new version, surface, allows you to customise the information panel on the right hand side of the user interface. While, of course, your account comes pre-installed with a large array of pre built panels focussing on many aspects of cycling including weather, aerodynamics, terrain and more – each rider is different and this blog … Continue reading “How to make the perfect panel for your race”

The interval sessions that appear in your training plan are sometimes in significant disagreement with the terrain around you. This can make route planning extremely difficult. The demands of races dictate your training sessions, but the demands of your training sessions can dictate your route. This blog will take you through how a training session … Continue reading “Using myWindsock to plan your intervals”

This coming weekend the RTTC National 10 Mile Championships are taking place on the O10/1 course near Doncaster in South Yorkshire. The women’s and junior races takes place on Saturday and the men’s race is on the Sunday. Both days the first rider is off at 10am and the riders will be on course until … Continue reading “RTTC National 10 Mile Championships”

On Sunday the 16th of August the RTTC National 12 hour time trial championships will be held in Monmouthshire on the R12/16 course. The first riders roll out at 6:01 and will be on the gas for the following 12 hours, completing as many laps of the course as they can in that time. The … Continue reading “National 12 hour championships forecast”

It’s well understood in cycling circles how good you need to be to win World Tour men’s races with a summit finish, but the data as to how fast you need to ride up a hill in the women’s field is a little more sparse and not reported on as widely. In 2026, the Tour … Continue reading “Bridging the data gap – the Tour de France Femmes”

Tour de France Femmes 2026 Route stage 4 preview: Gevrey-Chambertin – Dijon. The race’s only individual time trial and the only course preview that takes account of the weather! The first major GC shakeup is expected in the first stage of the Tour de France Femmes in the TT that takes place in the land … Continue reading “Tour de France Femmes Stage 4 Preview”