It's still there. Mont Faron used to be a fixture on the cycling calendar, and often the first summit finish of the year, but the demise of several races mean it's no longer used in racing and now belongs on a list of forgotten climbs... more of which below. The racing has gone but this…

Word is getting out – the Faroe Islands are set to be the next big thing on the travel map. Lying 4° south of the official boundary of the Arctic Circle, this tiny nation is technically a semi-autonomous part of Denmark, but you’ll find it has more in common with Iceland or Norway – or the Scottish Islands for that matter. The scenery’s incredible, the people proud of their island traditions. Here’s why the Faroe Islands are a must for your bucket list. Turf Everywhere If you’ve been to Icelan