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Lachlan Morton’s riding his own 5,510km Tour de France
No support vehicles, no wheels to sit on and 5,510 kilometers to cover across France, will the Australian rider beat the pro peloton to Paris?
Cav is back: What can we expect from his Tour de France?
Cool, collected and understated, with less pressure on his shoulders in a team with multiple options, we’re excited to see what Mark Cavendish can do
Shayna Powless and 200 miles of Unbound gravel
Known as ‘holy gravel grail’ and raced through 200 miles of the Flint Hills of Kansas, Unbound is one the toughest and most prestigious gravel races in...
The return of The Run Up: a look inside La Course
After a riveting first episode which gave behind the scenes access to Liège-Bastogne-Liège, The Run Up is back this weekend
Sophie Unwin and Jenny Holl: the duo taking the tandem racing scene by storm
The British pairing won a gold medal in the women’s B road race at the UCI Para-cycling Road World Championships, they speak to Rouleur about...
Eat Bike Cook: changing the way we approach food
Kitty Pemberton-Platt and Fi Buchanan have collected stories and recipes from female cyclists to encourage a little more kindness when it comes to fuelling
What does Critérium du Dauphiné tell us about the Tour de France?
The 73rd edition of this iconic race has given us food for thought on how the Tour de France may unfold
Geraint Thomas's tactical masterclass at the Dauphine
The Welshman pulled a fast one on everyone in yesterday on a stage which looked to be a sure-fire bunch kick, but was it really...
Shanaze Reade’s new role as an ambassador for the 2023 World Championships
Reade hopes to champion young people and increase accessibility to bikes for children across Scotland and the UK
Vuelta a Burgos Feminas 2021 debrief: Clash of the titans
Last week saw the first stage race of the Women’s World Tour and some exciting racing ensued
The Zoncolan: the Giro's most feared climb
From Froome to Van Vleuten, Monte Zoncolan has given us some impressive victories but many riders will dread its infernal slopes
Opinion: Giro organisers need to do more if they want the sprinters to stay
The Giro d’Italia has said goodbye to two of its strongest sprinters in the last couple of days, but we can’t blame them for leaving...
Giro d'Italia First Week Debrief: the jersey contenders
We’ve had a fiery start to the Giro d'Italia and there’s been a lot to take in. Here’s everything you need to get up to...
The best Giro d'Italia sprinters in history: Kings of speed
Sprint stages in the Giro are few and far between, but when we get one, they’re often unpredictable, exciting and explosive. Rouleur takes a look...
“This is a really cool job” Bahrain Victorious’ Fred Wright on his first Grand Tour
He wasn’t supposed to ride the Vuelta in his first year as a professional, but a lot of crazy things happened in 2020. Fred Wright...
What do the Tour de Romandie results mean for the Tour de France?
Rouleur take a look back at an exciting edition of the Tour de Romandie and what it might mean for the upcoming Grand Tours
Team Ineos: a changing of the guard?
Are the days of this British super-team dominating the Grand Tours over? The performances of young guns like Tom Pidcock in one-day races make a...
The Run Up – a unique insight into the Women’s WorldTour
Team SD Worx, Trek Segafredo and Canyon-SRAM will unite to film ‘The Run Up’ a web series giving us an inside look in to the...
“I just love to race” Tadej Pogačar on winning the Tour at 22 and what the future holds
He took the cycling world by storm last year, taking one of the most dramatic victories in history at the Tour de France. Tadej Pogačar...
The Manx Missile Relaunched: Why cycling needed another Cav win
Mark Cavendish’s victories at the Tour of Turkey are important to the entire cycling community
Amstel Gold Race Ladies Edition 2021 Preview
Rouleur previews the women’s edition of the Amstel Gold Race. Will van Vleuten secure a solo victory or can teams like SD Worx stop her?
Losing the bottle – are we sucking the fun out of cycling?
As we set rules meaning no more bottles for fans, no supertuck, no hugs at the finish line, are we starting to chip away at...
“Once I hit the barriers, I just saw my life flash before my eyes” Jake Stewart on Bouhanni and his near miss
Nacer Bouhanni will face a two-month ban for deviating from his line at Cholet Pays de La Loire, in an incident which almost caused a career-threatening...
Finding Britain’s future stars: The coach behind the GB talent factory
We are witnessing the rise of the most successful generation of British neo-pros in history. To name just a few: Tom Pidcock, Jake Stewart and...
Gent-Wevelgem Women 2021 Preview
Rouleur previews Gent-Wevelgem, taking place on March 28th. Kirsten Wild will be looking to secure a third victory in this race, but she'll have to go...
Trofeo Alfredo Binda - Comune di Cittiglio 2021 Preview
Rouleur previews Trofeo Alfredo Binda. SD Worx will hope to continue their supremacy but Jumbo Visma’s Marianne Vos will be seeking a fifth win in...
Healthy Ageing Tour 2021 Debrief
A race restricted to closed circuits with a simple out-and-back time trial might initially sound like a boring proposition, but the Healthy Ageing Tour last...
Tour of Flanders for Women 2021 Preview
The Tour of Flanders has been a highlight of the women's calendar since its inception in 2004, and this year's race on 4th April looks...
"The headache we could really do without" Anna Henderson on the challenges of Brexit
Based in Holland and riding for the newly established Jumbo Visma women's team, former downhill skier Anna Henderson talks to Rouleur about her unique journey...

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