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‘I can’t sit still – attacking is too much fun’: Giulio Pellizzari is on the path to emulating his idol Tadej Pogačar
THE LATEST STORIES
‘I can’t sit still – attacking is too much fun’: Giulio Pellizzari is on the path to emulating his idol Tadej Pogačar
Rouleur speaks to the young Italian seemingly destined for great things
Vuelta a España 2024 team ratings: how did each squad perform in this year's race?
Analysing the winners and losers from the season's final Grand Tour
Roglified: The Vuelta is back in the hands of a familiar winner
Despite a tactical misstep in the opening week, Primož Roglič did what he does so well: win the Vuelta a España
A missed opportunity? Roglič on the brink of Vuelta glory after final mountains stalemate
Despite the perfect parcours for a spectacular showdown and illness ripping through the race leader's team, the overall fight remains relatively unchanged at the Vuelta...
Vuelta a España 2024 stage 21 preview: the final time trial
The race of truth concludes a gruelling three weeks in Spain
The end of O’Connor’s red reign - a tale of grit and determination
The Australian hands the red jersey back to Primož Roglič after a valiant Vuelta defense
Prolific and dominating: Roglič finally back in red at the Vuelta a España
The Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe rider has a comfortable 1:54 on his rivals ahead of the race's final weekend
Vuelta a España 2024 stage 20 preview - a punishing final day in the mountains
The final mountain stage is a brutal day in the Cantabrian Mountains
Kern you believe it? The little team living the big dream at the Vuelta a España
Spanish minnows Kern Pharma had already surpassed every expectation they could have had at their home Grand Tour, but now they're even showing up the...
Vuelta a España 2024 stage 19 preview - back into the mountains
Will Primož Roglič be able to repeat history with another win atop the the Alto de Moncalvillo?
UCI Road World Championships 2024 route: All you need to know about the routes for the men’s and women’s races
A closer look at the routes and profiles of the road and time trial courses for the 2024 World Championships
Is Kaden Groves earning a sprinter's spot in Alpecin-Deceuninck's Tour de France team next season?
With his third stage win of the race, the Alpecin-Deceuninck sprinter has proven himself is the best sprinter in the Vuelta a España - what's next?
TECH
Cadex Max 40: Never choose between aero and lightweight again
Can a deep-section aero wheelset ever be the first choice for the mountains? The CADEX Max 40 has a 40mm rim but weighs an unbelievable 1,249g –...
Wattbike launches lower-priced Proton and Air smart bikes: ‘proven technology in a highly versatile format’
British brand aims to broaden its appeal with more versatile indoor trainers that bring it back into the sub-£2K category
Party like it’s 1994: Indurain’s Pinarello Espada joins Zwift for its 10th anniversary celebrations
The online training platform has a few surprises lined up to celebrate hitting double figures – plus new roads, new data displays, a new training camp,...
Campagnolo Super Record Wireless power meter review – the jewel in the crown of the world's most exclusive groupset
Say what you like about Campagnolo not being in the WorldTour any more but nobody can deny that Super Record is still the most prestigious...
Sarto unveils ‘Black Marble’ carbon finish, designed to add strength as well as style
Proprietary process manipulates an outer layer of unidirectional carbon fibre to create unique effect – and also enhance tube performance
Light, sporty and smart: Mahle's e-bike revolution
Mahle have been quietly revolutionising e-bikes for almost a decade, with their motors powering some of the most illustrious bike brands of all. Their new...
Performance, progress and panache: Rapha celebrates two decades with an exhibition at London’s Truman Brewery
The British cycling apparel brand reflects on the past 20 years with an exhibition in London – the place where it all began
Rapha: 20 years in the making
Rapha founder Simon Mottram and the founder and first editor of Rouleur, Guy Andrews, forged a symbiotic relationship that put style, substance and storytelling back...
Parcours FKT wheelset: The 'next frontier for speed' in gravel racing
British brand Parcours is at the forefront of gravel racing’s technological breakaway
Rapha ushers in a new era of women’s cycling apparel
The importance of a range of high-performance cycling clothing which appeals to a broader section of society should not be underestimated
Weaving success in the heart of Spain: How Gobik went from humble beginnings to the WorldTour stage
Gobik is the current clothing sponsor of Movistar and the Ineos Grenadiers, despite being a relatively young company. Rouleur goes to visit their new headquarters...
New BMC Unrestricted range blurs the line between mountain bike and gravel
BMC’s latest range of modular gravel bikes builds off-road capability
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No. 129 - Tour de France Femmes
For the first time, Rouleur devotes an entire issue to the Tour de France Femmes, featuring exclusive interviews with some of the race’s stars, reportage from its Grand Départ and a celebration of women’s cycling history.
LATEST TRAVEL GUIDES
Cycling in Italy: A guide to riding in one of cycling's most beautiful heartlands
All the information for planning your cycling trip to Italy
Exploring the Basque Country by bike and surfboard
The French Basque Country is an idiosyncratic region of green mountains and long beaches. Rouleur joins modern nomadic influencer Virginia Cancellieri for an exploration of...
The best cycling climbs in Mallorca
Rouleur looks at the top 10 climbs in cycling’s most famous holiday destination in Spain
Why Nice makes the perfect cycling destination
Nice, located on France’s beautiful Cote d’Azur coast, is a must-visit cycling destination all year round
Mallorca cycling: All you need to know about riding on the Balearic Island
East off the mainland of Spain is Mallorca, one of the Balearic Islands, which has become a hotspot for cycling holidays
Return to La Planche with Fabio Aru
Italy’s Fabio Aru was a stage winner atop La Planche des Belles Filles in the 2017 Tour de France. Rouleur accompanies him as he returns...
Cycling in France: Everything you need to know
How to get there, where to stay, climbs to conquer, and sportives to take part in
The best cycling holidays: top locations to consider from around the world
From Europe to East Asia, Rouleur looks at the best places to go cycling on holiday
Riding towards one million: How World Bicycle Relief's work is changing lives
Dave Neiswander has spent the last 17 years with World Bicycle Relief, from being on the ground in Zambia, Africa, to being the CEO. He...
Turin: The city at the foot of the Alps
Both the Giro d’Italia and Tour de France will spend time in Piemonte this year. Rouleur takes a ride from the region’s capital city Turin...
Hitting the trails at the Traka
Girona, in Catalunya, is well known for being a road racing mecca, but it also hosts a thriving off-road scene, and one of the biggest...
The road to the Olympics with World Bicycle Relief
Cycle from Geneva to Paris ahead of the men’s Olympic Road Race