Gallery: a thrilling Thursday night at Rouleur Live

A look back at a packed-out Thursday night at Rouleur Live at the Truman Brewery

Images: Alessandro Bucci Images: James Startt Images: Sean Hardy

Rouleur Live is back for 2023, kicking off a great three-days at the Truman Brewery in Shoreditch on Thursday.

In the theatre we heard from Fred Wright, Ethan Hayter and Flora Perkins about their time at Herne Hill and debut year as pro cyclists, while the GCN Breakaway stars, Dan Lloyd, Adam Blythe and Orla Chennaoui went live on stage for the first time - getting everyone up on their feet to take part in their trademark breakaway dance.

For the first time ever, Tom Boonen and Fabian Cancellara appeared on stage together sharing what they thought of each other’s careers. It had the audience captivated.

Conversation buzzed around the building and the beers at the bar went down well. Check out some photos from night one!

Fred Wright, Ethan Hayter and Flora Perkins on stage with Orla Chennaoui

Tom Boonen and Fabian Cancellara

Orla Chennaoui being shot by Véronique Rolland

Bespoke Passoni bike exclusively for Rouleur Live

Jonathan Vaughters, Edward Pickering and Laura Winters on stage during the Netflix Effect

Annemiek Van Vleuten's Tour de France Femme Canyon Aeroad

Audience enjoying the live talks

Signed Ineos Grenadiers jersey on the WorldTour jersey wall

EF Education-EasyPost helmets

Jarpz hand-painted cycling shoes

Matt Stephens speaking to Kasia Niewiadoma and Taylor Phinney

Taylor Phinney's Badlands Cinelli

Images: Alessandro Bucci Images: James Startt Images: Sean Hardy

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