Some questioned Lachlan Morton’s sanity when he announced he’d be riding the entire Tour de France route ahead of the race, including transfers, making some...

The Cyclist’s Alliance, the organisation formed to aid female racers both during and after their careers, recently announced a mentor programme with backing from major...

A hatful of victories in recent weeks for Team Ineos’ Ethan Hayter in Italy, Spain and Portugal, with jerseys to go alongside his four stage...

The Giro d’Italia is the most beautiful race in the world. But don’t take our word for it. Rouleur Italia editor Emilio Previtali joins us...

For our special issue 103 on the theme of speed, we gathered four of the fastest people in the world in their respective sports. Valtteri...

Hailing from Alaska, holding Harvard rowing records and with an on-hold career in venture capital, Kristen Faulkner can now add top-notch cyclist to her glittering...

Top mountain biker Isla Short takes a break from training and racing to lead Rouleur on the trail of legendary Scottish outlaw Rob Roy. She's...

Its sponsor was a potato snack manufacturer and it was run by a former US special forces soldier who knew little about cycling. How the...

The Spring Classics are here, and not a moment too soon, to lift away the winter gloom and welcome in some unusually mild weather for...

Our issue 101 cover star Shanaze Reade looks back on her rise to the top of the BMX world and her battle with the bottle...

With issue 101, our special entirely female content edition, about to leave the printers to subscribers, guest editor Orla Chennaoui joins us to chat through...

Staying in Europe this winter means Amanda Spratt will be unable to defend her green and gold Australian national champion's stripes, but she's got plenty...

With two new foreign language editions added to the Rouleur stable, meet our Spanish and Italian editors, Olga and Emilio. Olga Àbalos is our Barcelona-based...

  Rouleur editor Andy McGrath joins Ian Parkinson as issue 100 starts landing with subscribers this week. It features a major re-design, new matt paper...

Ned Boulting on the 2020 Road Book, plus Rapha's Simon Mottram guides us through the early years at Rouleur

Africa's team fight on next season, Assos up their involvement, plus our own Miles' guide to the perfect Christmas gifts from the Rouleur store

Jenson Button on a bike, Ian Stannard on retirement and Becky Hair on equality - another fine array of Rouleur guests talking cycling culture

 We have three fascinating, erudite guests on the latest podcast, and Desire editor Stuart Clapp too. Only joshing, Stu… Olympic team pursuiters Elinor Barker and...

Ivan Basso and Alberto Contador's new bike, the teenager at Liège-Bastogne-Liège and Rapha goes skateboarding

Rouleur issue 20.6 with writer Daniel Stewart, photographer Paolo Martelli and executive editor Ian Cleverly

The Rouleur crew have torn themselves away from the television briefly to discuss a fascinating opening week of the Tour. Can Primož Roglič go all the...

Some fine racing in the opening week of the Tour de France for our panel to mull over. Ineos Grenadiers looking less than convincing, Jumbo...

Jacopo Guarnieri is a key component in Arnaud Démare’s sprint train at Groupama-FDJ – as well as being a rouleur.cc columnist. He’s already guided his...

WORDS: IAN CLEVERLY | PHOTO: CHRIS AULD Photographer Chris Auld, who took one of the most iconic Tour de France photos in recent history, joins...

The one where Ned stays in, and Nathan stays in, but Stu goes out

36-hour turbo shift for Thomas raising funds for NHS, Heartbroken author Emil Foget on cardiac arrhythmia in cyclists, and Stuart Clapp topless…

South London maverick Alec Briggs shakes up the racing team model and disrupts the norm with Tekkerz, having fun along the way. Is he onto...

Opening weekend went off without a hitch – let’s hope that’s not the only racing we see for a while. Podchats with debutant Fred Wright,...

  They call it Four-Dimensional Power. In conversation with Neal Henderson, the Worlds-winning coach and brains behind revolutionary training app The Sufferfest

Kittel’s retirement, rise of the Colombians and new columnist Orla Chennaoui