George Scott
Head of content
George Scott is BikeRadar's head of content, overseeing web, video and podcast content. He has been writing about bikes for more than a decade and riding them for much longer. George is a road cyclist at heart but caught the gravel bug in 2020 after buying his Mason Bokeh and now rides little else. As a cyclist, he’s happiest exploring new gravel trails around Bristol or riding in the mountains, even if he can't climb them quickly. George studied journalism and cut his teeth at Eurosport before joining RoadCyclingUK in 2010. He became editor of RCUK in 2014 and, after a spell as a freelance journalist writing for Cycling Plus, Rouleur, Cyclist and T3, joined BikeRadar in 2019.
- Height: 180cm
- Bike size: 54/56cm
Recent articles by George Scott
What is the Tour de France caravan, and why does everyone love it so much?
Step right up for giant bags of Haribo and oversized chicken legs
Tadej Pogačar moves into fifth on list of all-time Tour de France stage winners and steals yellow jersey from Jonas Vingegaard
Who is Isaac del Toro? 4 things you need to know about the Mexican who could be a future Tour de France winner
Isaac del Toro has entered the chat
What time does Tadej Pogačar start today? Here are the key start times for the Tour de France team time trial
Who to watch, and when
These 2 Tour de France rule changes could reshape the 2026 race
How updates to the Tour's rules could shape the early GC and green jersey battles
Spotted! Remco Evenepoel will ride this prototype Specialized Shiv time trial bike at the Tour de France
The world and Olympic champion has a new super-aero Shiv for the Tour de France
"It’s going to be full-on": Netcompany-Ineos and Pinarello Q36.5 confirm 2026 Tour de France teams with ambitions to animate the race
From Pogačar to Pidcock: every Tour de France team and what they're really racing for
Tom Pidcock has this limited-edition Pinarello Dogma F for the 2026 Tour de France
The Briton is set to return to the Tour after missing last year's race
Colnago and Richard Mille's new watch costs a million dollars – but Pogačar won't wear it due to bike brand's 'personal safety' concerns
Yours for 800,000 Swiss francs...
There's 1 week until the 2026 Tour de France starts – don't miss the UK's only official race guide
Get ready for cycling's biggest race with the UK's only Official Tour de France Guide
"Customers will not incur unexpected costs": Castelli and Sportful confirm UK future following collapse of distributor Saddleback
Italian brands to establish direct UK operations, consumers "will not incur unexpected costs"
We will answer any tech question you have – just get in touch ahead of our next Q&A
Send your questions – no matter how trivial or complex – to podcast@bikeradar.com
Watch: Belgian pro crashes OVER the line while celebrating in one of cycling's most outrageous finishes
"I'm having such a good day" – Lael Wilcox rides 282 miles on day one of her world record attempt. More than 17,000 miles to go…
Wilcox sets off on her attempt to break Mark Beaumont's overall round-the-world record
“There’s no frigging way they would’ve been thrown out” – Specialized founder slams "arbitrary" disqualification of Lorena Wiebes from Giro d’Italia
Mike Sinyard has become the latest high-profile figure to criticise Lorena Wiebes' disqualification from the Giro d'Italia Women
These are the best GPS bike computers tested by BikeRadar
The best GPS cycle computers for road and mountain bikes from Garmin, Wahoo, Hammerhead, Bryton and more
Last chance to have your say: take part in our reader survey to tell us what you want more of on BikeRadar
Take part in our short reader survey to tell us about the content you value most
Wout van Aert has just won the fastest-ever edition of Paris-Roubaix – how does it compare to the top 10?
Wout van Aert makes history, riding the 258.3km Paris-Roubaix course in 48.91kph (30.39mph)
The best gravel bike tyres in 2026 and our in-depth buyer's guide
Our impartial testers bring you the best gravel bike tyres for all types of gravel riding
The rise of 1x, a shift-change in geometry and the hookless debate rages on – BikeRadar’s 2026 road tech predictions
Our expert team look ahead to 2026 with interest
Confusion, crossover and China: our gravel tech predictions for 2026
Our expert tech team gaze into the crystal ball
Meet the 21-year-old who wants to be the first WorldTour or pro Continental para-cyclist
After heartbreak in Paris, BikeRadar and Cycling Plus’ Newcomer of the Year for 2025, Archie Atkinson, has his sights set on glory
Why this amateur cyclist rode the men’s Tour de France route – plus transfers – to raise money for a mental health charity
After a breakdown in 2021, Amy Hudson turned to cycling to help her recovery. This year, the 29-year-old – our Rider of the Year for 2025 – completed her biggest challenge yet
Charity fundraiser and mental health advocate Amy Hudson wins BikeRadar and Cycling Plus' 2025 Road Rider of the Year award
Geraint Thomas takes Lifetime Achievement as Archie Atkinson wins Newcomer of the Year
