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...

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

Dubbels, Tripels, Trappists and Saisons. Illustrator Tom Jay gets the beers in for the cover of our Belgian special

Mathieu van der Poel does Zwift for our latest member cover. The story behind the film shoot

The Dutch illustrator discusses his vibrant Fausto Coppi composition adorning the last edition of 2019

The legacy of master craftsman Dario Pegoretti lives on

“My father took me to see live Felice Gimondi’s arrival in Milan, when he won the 1976 Giro d’Italia. That was the first time I...

Q&A with Chris Puttnam of Leicester-based apparel brand Velobici, who embroidered the jersey used for the front cover of Rouleur’s Tour de France special

French illustrator Thomas Danthony’s take on the Tour. Stillness, speed and reflections

Illustrator Jo Burt found Pedro Horrillo’s account of his 2009 Giro d’Italia crash so powerful that he felt he should be as economical as possible...

Michael Blann on how he found inspiration from – as well as a new angle on – one of the most venerated spaces in cycling

With Ag2r at the altitude performance centre high in the Spanish Sierra Nevada

Former Spitting Image puppet maker Wilfrid Wood sculpted our very special member cover for the latest issue – Peter Sagan

“A photo shoot should never take more than five minutes, in contrast to the subsequent meal which may easily stretch to over three hours.” Timm...

“Editing over a rehydrating beer after each stage, the rider numbers started to leap out as a graphic in their own right.” Simon Gill’s photo...

Coppi and Bartali: two great Italian champions, two impeccably-dressed gentlemen, two opposites

Fine photos from David Powell, Pauline Ballet and Paolo Ciaberta vied for the coveted Rouleur cover spot. Which one won?

Lance in the confessional box, Eddy at the altar, coffee named after a drug… Deification or derision? Paul Maunder counts his blessings in Flanders

A very British race: Russ shot the National Hill Climb championships in Northumberland for our latest member’s cover

The junior Paris-Roubaix winner and world cyclo-cross champion opens an Aladdin’s cave of race jerseys and missing tools in Yorkshire. Benedict swoops and swoons

“Miguel, phone home.” A mysterious image of the enigmatic Spaniard graces the members’ cover for our next issue

A bon vivant who liked to drive fast and laugh hard, Simpson crammed many adventures and memorable moments into his 29 and a half years