It has always been a dream of mine to live a rural lifestyle. My fiancée Gretchen and I made that a reality in 2017 and bought...

A second shot at winning a great prize: two places in the Haute Route Oman 2020, one of the world’s most prestigious multi-day cycling events

  This week it was announced that all the 2020 Tour de France wildcards have all gone to home teams. Favouritism? Or fair enough?

  “The Tour of Denmark has just finished. I’m there. I call him. You are here! Yes. But he is sick. Doesn’t feel good. I...

As the off-season clouds part and we look towards the early races of 2020, Ned Boulting reminds us how the first part of the 2019...

Our fine body of photographers choose their best work from the 2019 season. Vote for your own personal top shot and be in with a...

 Greg LeMond, beautiful Swiss Alps and an emotional racer

Behind the scenes at Roubaix, Flanders and Le Tour

As 2019 draws to a close, Rouleur photographers choose their personal favourite images of the past 12 months

Alaphilippe in yellow, Van Aert in bits and Le Tour in Paris

 As 2019 draws to a close, Rouleur photographers choose their personal favourite images of the past 12 months

Ernesto Colnago’s plans, Peter Sagan’s disappointment and a memorable Strade Bianche

Mountainscapes, Geraint Thomas and three rounds with Bouhanni – Blann’s pick of a bumper crop

You know cycling media is desperate for content when it starts dissecting the differences between marginally altered team kits. Take a break from it all,...

Danish dynamite, Rayner riders abroad, plus our Stu gets on his high horse about e-bikes

Win the adventure trip of a lifetime: two places in the Haute Route Oman 2020, one of the world’s most prestigious multi-day cycling events

As the 2010s draw to a close, Rouleur’s editorial staff have each selected nine riders each as their stars of the sport. Part III features...

As the decade draws to a close, Rouleur’s editorial staff have selected nine riders each as their stars of cycling since January 2010. Part II...

As the decade draws to a close, Rouleur’s editorial staff have selected nine riders each as their stars of cycling since January 2010. Part I...

“I come from a country with a culture of losing, where people are plagued by doubt to the point that they are unable to take...

Mikel Landa has spent most of his career playing second fiddle. At Bahrain-McLaren he’ll be conducting the orchestra. Can he finally perform on the biggest...

“If you want to win the race, you must want to be the leader.” Two years of winning with #TheWolfpack has turned Elia Viviani into...

Off the bike, Stephen Roche is Mr Nice Guy; on it, he was a cold-blooded killer. Ireland’s Triple Crown king on 1987, tussles with team-mates...

The Dutch illustrator discusses his vibrant Fausto Coppi composition adorning the last edition of 2019

Attendance at major races is down. Television viewing figures are also down. Belgium, we have a problem, and it’s not Mathieu van der Poel

Better known now for the organisation set up in his name to support young riders, following his tragic death 25 years ago, Tom Southam tells...

The mile-munchers’ episode: EF Education’s Morton on the joy of ultra-distance, plus author and former TCR winner Chappell looking for new challenges

British brand, Factor are going back to where it all began. Superbikes, hyperbikes and everything in-between.

The kid from Kilburn who completed cycling, Bradley Wiggins, in candid conversation with his very first cycling hero, Sean Yates.

The cycling podcast field is increasingly crowded, but there’s one that must surely be considered the godfather of them all