Rouleur: Inside the peloton

The Column: How Chris Froome can win the Tour de France… 2021

Don't write him off just yet. Why Chris Froome's chances of winning another Tour de France are higher than most people seem to believe

Stars of the Future part V: Jess Pratt

More than just fast, fun can be life-changing too. The latest graduate of the Zwift academy, Jess Pratt, is going places

Cover stories: Issue 20.5 by Sean Hardy

This year’s Tour de France will be unlike any other. For our Tour special we needed a cover to match. Longtime Rouleur photographer Sean Hardy ste...

Tourism de France

In which our contributor explains why the Tour de France is not about a bike race and Jaws is not about a shark

Chris Froome and the Seventh Circle

“Can we talk about the crash?” He doesn’t hesitate. “Sure.” He shows me some of his scars.

Festina ’98: Into the Abyss

This feature was originally published in Rouleur 18.5. Download the Rouleur app to read the whole issue. It’s twilight on... The post Festina ’98: ...

Stars of the Future part IV: Giulio Ciccone

In 2019 Giulio Ciccone won the King of the Mountains at the Giro d’Italia and spent two stages in yellow at the Tour de France. The Shark’s succes...

The column: Anticipating racing’s return

As pro racing prepares to return to our screens, a few thoughts on what it will look like when it does

Stars of the Future part II: Chloé Dygert

With split screens showing riders in unbending aerodynamic positions and inexorably-shifting time differentials, time-trials are not often exhilara...

Stars of the Future part III: Liane Lippert

Sunweb's Liane Lippert is ready to take on the world's best

Bigla-Katusha’s Leah Thomas: Caring for her community

After closing out the 2019 season with victory in the Chrono des Nations, Leah Bigla-Katusha’s Leah Thomas got off to the perfect start to 2020 as...

Cover stories: Issue 20.3 by Grace Russell

A message of hope: Grace’s illustrated cover for our globe-trotting interview extravaganza. Rouleur 20.3 is coming soon

Sean Kelly and the 1984 Paris-Roubaix cobble: the most prized trophy of all

“That’s the one I have great memories of.” Sean Kelly tells Rouleur why the 1984 Paris-Roubaix cobble is the most cherished item in his vast trophy...