Pro-cyclists are getting younger. Really, it's not you getting older. In the men's and women's pelotons, Grand Tours and World Championships are being won by riders in their early twenties, or even younger. Good timing for Rouleur 111 - the Youth Issue. On this podcast, Rouleur's Rachel Jary talks about her article on the lack of racing for Under-23 women, and the problems that's causing for the sport as a whole. And Rouleur editor Ed Pickering chats with Joe Laverick about the roller-coaster challenge of racing in Belgium.
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Soudal Quick-Step rider returns to racing at De Brabantse Pijl.
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The first of the Ardennes Classics could see a reduced sprint, unless the climbers can make attacks stick
Amstel Gold Race Men’s 2025 contenders: Will a returning Evenepoel challenge Pogačar?
Rouleur takes a look at the favourites for the first of the Ardennes Classics this Sunday
Joe Pidcock's lonely solo ride at Paris-Roubaix: 'The cobbled sectors were full of people walking'
The Yorkshireman was the last rider to cross the line at Paris-Roubaix, 53 minutes and 40 seconds after the winner
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