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Lewis Askey: Groupama-FDJ doesn’t need to be scared of Jumbo-Visma in the Classics, we’re catching up

The British rider says his team is becoming more professional in terms of research development and nutrition

Women’s Gent-Wevelgem 2023 Preview - Route, predictions and contenders

Will we see a sprint for victory after the women’s peloton tackles the crosswinds of De Moeren and the brutal Kemmelberg?

‘A dream job’ - Anne Apfelbeck on how she dropped everything to drive the Pas Normal Studios ‘Destination Everywhere’ van in 2023

The German cyclist is grabbing the opportunity to be the first woman to drive the iconic PNS van across Europe this season, building communities al...

‘I implore the UCI to be more transparent’ - Kristen Faulkner on women’s health, the UCI's inconsistency and fighting her Strade Bianche disqualification

The American rider speaks to Rouleur about her dissatisfaction with the process in which she was stripped of her third place at Strade Bianche due ...

E3 Saxo Classic Preview - route, contenders and predictions

Everything you need to know about the one-day race around the Flemish Ardennes

Bringing US-style gravel to Europe: Tiffany Cromwell on launching FNLD GRVL

Cromwell and her partner, F1 racer Valtteri Bottas, aim to make FNLD GRVL a unique event that highlights Lahti, a ‘hidden gem’ for cycling

Where will Jim Ratcliffe's bid for Manchester United leave the Ineos Grenadiers?

From the Mediterranean to Manchester, the growth of Sir Jim Ratcliffe's sporting empire is showing little sign of abating. But what will it mean fo...

Taking control: Eddie Dunbar’s road to redemption

After signing with Jayco Alula until 2025, the Irish rider is hoping for a second chance at the Giro d'Italia

'There's no doubt I'm stronger, but I'm not getting the same results' - Romain Bardet on age, retirement and Tour de France dreams

The French rider has been a constant for many years in the professional peloton. But as time passes, he's facing questions about retirement. Rouleu...

Mother Courage: The women who are changing attitudes towards maternity in cycling

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