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{{compact ToC|side=yes|top=yes|num=yes}}__NOTOC__ A - Caroline Alexander
- Katie Archibald
- Lizzie Armitstead
- Dan Atherton
- Gee Atherton
- Rachel Atherton
- George Atkins
- John Atkinson
B - Ian Banbury
- Alan Bannister
- Charley Barden
- Alice Barnes
- Hannah Barnes
- Elinor Barker
- Yanto Barker
- Sid Barras
- Tom Barras
- Charles Henry Bartlett
- Edward Battell
- Phil Bayton
- Scott Beaumont
- Dave Bedwell
- Mark Bell
- Jonathan Bellis Commonwealth Games 2006,
- Oli Beckinsale Commonwealth Games 2006, Mountain Biking Cross Country Silver Medallist
- Michael Bennett
- Wayne Bennington
- Frederick Thomas Bidlake
- Laura Bissell
- Peter Bissell
- Anna Blyth
- Adam Blythe
- Chris Boardman World Hour Record, Two Tour de France Prologues, Olympic Games Medallist - Now Retired
- John Gavin Bone
- Ray Booty First man to break 4 hours for the 100 miles individual time trial
- Sally Boyden
- Reg Braddick
- Bill Bradley
- Mark Bristow
- Stan Brittain
- Josh Bryceland, DH
- Donald Burgess
- Steven Burke
- Bruce Bursford
- Beryl Burton dominated domestic competitions throughout the 1960s and 1970s. Also seven times a world champion.
- Germain Burton
- Maurice Burton
- Keith Butler
- Jon-Allan Butterworth
- David Baker 1992 British Mountain Bike Champion XC
C - Ian Cammish
- Craig Campbell, freestyle BMX pioneer
- Ernest J. Capell
- Paul Carbutt
- Manon Carpenter
- Hugh Carthy
- Cyril Cartwright
- Mark Cavendish {{ct|DDD}}, Track cycling, Madison, Team pursuit and Points race, Scratch Race Champion and multiple Tour de France stage winner.
- Ernest Chambers
- Stanley Chambers
- Anna Christian
- Mark Christian
- Jon Clay
- Ernie Clements
- Ron Coe
- Mark Colbourne
- Katie Colclough
- Jenny Copnall
- Craig Cooke
- Geoff Cooke (cyclist)
- Nicole Cooke UCI World Cup Winner 2003, 2006
- Kadeena Cox Gold medallist in paracycling and athletics at the 2016 Summer Paralympics
- Nick Craig
- Matthew Crampton
- Robin Croker
- Roy Cromack
- Steve Cummings Rides for {{ct|DDD}}
- Jody Cundy
- Paul Curran
- Katie Curtis
- Ed Clancy
D - Stuart Dangerfield
- David Daniell
- Karen Darke
- Charlie Davey
- Josie Dew Long distance cyclist and travel writer
- Owain Doull
- Dean Downing
- Russell Downing 2005 National Champion, Rides for Team NetApp-Endura
- Bob Downs
- Alex Dowsett 2011 National Time Trial Champion, rides for Movistar Team
- Vin Denson 'The British Lieutenant". First English speaking rider to win a stage in the Giro, 1967.'
- Tony Doyle
E - Harry Earnshaw
- Ray Eden
- Ross Edgar
- Josh Edmondson
- Phil Edwards
- Malcolm Elliott Double Commonwealth Games gold medallist, Points winner in Vuelta a España
- Kian Emadi
- Alf Engers Former 25 mile time trial record holder and multiple national champion
F - Neil Fachie
- Andrew Fenn
- Sid Ferris
- Dan Fleeman
- David Fletcher
- Chris Froome
- Jacob Florance
- Brian Fleming
- Billie Fleming
G - Trevor Gadd
- Mike Gambrill
- Grace Garner
- Lucy Garner
- John Geddes
- Alan Geldard
- Tao Geoghegan Hart
- Harry Genders
- Tommy Godwin (cyclist born 1912)
- Tommy Godwin (cyclist born 1920)
- Lydia Gould
- Tim Gould Official World Mountain Bike Hill Climb Champion in 1990
- Tony Gowland
- Lewis Gartland Mountain Biker. Won several county races. 2012
- Harry Grant
- Eileen Gray
- Walter Greaves
- Alex Greenfield
- Ben Greenwood
- Phil Griffiths
- Freddie Grubb
- James Gullen
H - Ian Hallam
- Roger Hammond British Road Race Champion 2004, Professional for Cervelo
- William Hammond
- Nikki Harris
- Reg Harris Four times World Sprint Champion in late 1940s–early 1950s
- Bert Harris First Professional Champion of England in 1894.
- Sam Harrison
- William Harvell
- Danny Hart
- Rob Hayles
- Rachel Heal
- Simeon Hempsall
- Cyril Heppleston
- John Herety
- Tony Hewson
- Hamish Haynes 2006 National Champion
- Amy Hill
- Harry Hill
- Philip Hindes
- Barry Hoban Top continent-based professional in the 1970s
- Sally Hodge
- James Hodgson
- Charles Holland First Englishman to ride the Tour de France
- Dale Holmes
- Ciara Horne
- Kristian House
- Wendy Houvenaghel Olympic silver medalist.
- Chris Hoy Six time Olympic Gold Medalist, 11 time World Champion, Great Britain's Greatest Olympian
- Megan Hughes
- Arthur Humbles
- Jeremy Hunt 4th in Olympic Games Road Race Professional for Unibet.com, Belgium, Sprinter. Twice national champion.
- Joshua Hunt
- Ellen Hunter
- Michael Hutchinson Multiple national time trial champion and World Masters pursuit champion
I - Matt Illingworth
- Les Ingman
- Joby Ingram-Dodd
J - Becky James, First British cyclist to win 4 medals at a World Championship.
- Rachel James
- Paul Jennings
- Ernest Johnson
- Maxine Johnson
- Thomas Johnson
- Victor Johnson
- Charline Joiner
- Benjamin Jones
- Emma Jones
- Graham Jones
- Hayley Jones
- Louise Jones
- Mandy Jones
- Ray Jones
- Steve Joughin
K - Anthony Kappes
- Emily Kay
- Ronald Keeble
- John Keen Pioneering professional cycle racer and manufacturer
- Frederick Keeping
- Peter Kennaugh
- Tim Kennaugh
- Darren Kenny
- Jason Kenny
- Laura Kenny
- Dannielle Khan
- Liam Killeen Commonwealth Games 2006, Mountain Biking Cross Country Gold Medallist
- Charles King
- Clarence Kingsbury
- Dani King
L - Thomas Lance
- Paul Lasenby
- Annie Last
- Christopher Latham
- Jack Lauterwasser
- Maria Lawrence
- Chris Lawless
- Sharon Laws
- Dave Le Grys
- Colin Lewis
- Phil Liggett Former racing cyclist. Renowned sports commentator.
- Chris Lillywhite
- Arthur Linton
- Daniel Lloyd
- Dave Lloyd
- Manon Lloyd
- Harry Lodge
- Mark Lovatt
M - Bob Maitland
- Anthony Malarczyk
- Paul Manning
- Greg Mansell
- Katy Marchant
- Lucy Martin
- Hannah Mayho
- Craig MacLean
- James McCallum
- Ruth McGavigan
- Aileen McGlynn
- Yvonne McGregor
- Donald McKellow
- Shaun McKeown
- Daniel McLay
- Joey McLoughlin
- Mark McNally
- Leonard Meredith
- Arthur Metcalfe
- Jimmy Michael
- John Middleton
- Stanley Miles
- David Millar Multiple Tour de France Stage Winner, World Champion Time Triallist - Until Syringes of Epogen were found in his flat
- Robert Millar Second in the Vuelta a España and Giro d'Italia, Tour de France Polka Dot Jersey Winner as King of the Mountains
- John Miller
- Ruby Miller
- Ernie Mills
- James Moore Winner of the first cycle race in the world
- William Moore
- Rachel Morris
- Charles Moss
- Jon Mould
- Paula Moseley
- Tracy Moseley
- Stephen Murray
N - Emily Nelson
- George Newberry
- Frances Newstead
- Alan Newton
- Chris Newton
- Jon Norfolk
O - Graeme Obree - World Hour record holder and twice World Individual pursuit champion
- Evan Oliphant
- James Ouchterlony
- Ryan Owens
P - Kieran Page
- Rob Partridge
- Bill Paul
- Julie Paulding
- Ernest Payne - 1908 Summer Olympics - Gold medal in the team pursuit
- Hannah Payton
- Steve Peat, DH; UCI Mountain Bike World Cup winner
- Cyril Peacock
- Craig Percival
- Liam Phillips
- Victoria Pendleton Olympic gold medalist.
- Dick Poole
- Emma Pooley
- Hugh Porter - Four times World Individual pursuit champion
- Huw Pritchard
- Peter Procter
- Jack Pullar
Q - Jason Queally Sydney 2000 Olympic Games 1 kilometre Gold Medallist - Now Retired
R - Dave Rand
- Dave Rayner
- Shanaze Reade World Champion in BMX and Track cycling.
- Evie Richards
- Simon Richardson (English cyclist) - Former professional road and cross-country mountain bike rider
- Simon Richardson (Welsh cyclist) - Paralympic gold medallist
- David Ricketts
- Amy Roberts
- Philip Colin Roberts
- Brian Robinson First Briton to win a stage of the Tour de France
- Desmond Robinson
- Eileen Roe
- Rebecca Romero Only British sportswomen to win Olympic medals in 2 different sports.
- Luke Rowe
- Matthew Rowe
- Erick Rowsell
- Joanna Rowsell
- Val Rushworth
- Harry Ryan
S - Liz Scalia
- Max Sciandri Anglo-Italian Classics Rider & Tour Finisher. 1996 Olympic bronze medalist in road race.
- Ian Scott
- Robin Sharman
- James Shaw
- Julia Shaw
- Norman Sheil
- Eileen Sheridan
- Paul Sherwen
- John Sibbit
- 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).
- Don Skene
- Callum Skinner
- Brian Smith
- Tom Southam
- Ian Stannard
- George Herbert Stancer
- Bryan Steel
- Ian Steel
- David Stevenson
- David Stone
- Barney Storey
- Sarah Storey
- Ronald Stretton
- Frank Southall Olympic medallist, multiple BBAR winner and record breaker
- George Southall
- Tom Southam
- Jamie Staff BMX and Track cycling Champion
- Matthew Stephens British National Champion ~ 1998
- Ben Swift
- Bernadette Swinnerton
- Cath Swinnerton
- Sara Symington
T - John Tanner
- Geraint Thomas
- Gordon Thomas
- Eric Thompson
- Robert Thompson
- Andy Tennant
- Jonathan Tiernan-Locke
- Jane Tomlinson Cyclist.
- Neville Tong
- Emma Trott
U {{Empty section|date=February 2013}} V - Jessica Varnish
- Graham Vines
W - Chris Walker
- Jessie Walker
- Rob Warner
- Jerry Waters
- Wilfred Waters
- Paul Watson
- Graham Webb
- Ken Webb
- Lorna Webb
- Darryl Webster
- Les West
- Charlie Wegelius
- Geoff Wiles
- Bradley Wiggins Winner of three Olympic Games Medals in Athens 2004. 4th place in 2009 Tour de France, 3rd in 2011 Vuelta a España, winner 2012 Tour de France, Gold medal in Individual Time Trial at the 2012 Olympic Games in London
- Ian Wilkinson
- Jeff Williams
- Russell Williams
- Victoria Williamson
- Arthur James Wilson
- Drew Wilson
- John Wilson
- Leslie Wilson
- Marguerite Wilson
- Julian Winn 2002 British Road Race champion. Rode in 2003 Giro d'Italia
- Rebecca Womersley
- John Woodburn
- Michael Wright, winner of 3 stages in the Tour de France, in 1965 (Lyon - Auxerre), 1967 (Metz - Strasbourg) and 1973 (Nice - Aubagne)
- Harry Wyld
- Lew Wyld
- Percy Wyld
- Helen Wyman
Y - Adam Yates
- Sean Yates Tour de France stage winner and yellow jersey holder.
- Simon Yates
See also- List of British cyclists who have led the Tour de France general classification
- List of Dutch cyclists
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