It must be the distance – almost 300km from the city to the sea – and the herculean effort that brings out the rawest of emotions on...

“I wasn’t sure he would want to do the interview with me. I gave him a hard time in the bunch and he didn’t always...

As the 2010s draw to a close, Rouleur’s editorial staff have each selected nine riders each as their stars of the sport. Part III features...

Mikel Landa has spent most of his career playing second fiddle. At Bahrain-McLaren he’ll be conducting the orchestra. Can he finally perform on the biggest...

Forgive us, if you will, one last week of self-indulgence, as we re-live our favourite bits of the Rouleur Classic 2019

Sprinting doesn’t seem to be fashionable these days. That’s a great shame, because the fast finish is currently as exciting as it’s been in years

“It’s the best field they have ever had in London, with arguably the three fastest riders of our generation, all from a track background, racing...

“The sprinter is all thighs. Whether he is small and powerful like Cavendish, or big and powerful like Cipollini, he is always powerful”

A video round-up from the opening night

“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...

Quick Step DS Brian Holm issues a badinage-filled response to our recently re-posted interview with Mario Cipollini

“I wasn’t sure he would want to do the interview with me. I gave him a hard time in the bunch and he didn’t always...

From solo breaks to retirement plans, Mark Cavendish discusses his ambitions and aspirations with our special guest editor

Cavendish rocks London: action from Lee Valley Velopark

Peter Sagan: expelled from the Tour. Mark Cavendish: out with a broken shoulder. Arnaud Démare: in the green jersey. We try to make sense of...

Cavendish, Froome, Thomas, Dowsett, Yates, McLay – even Gaviria. The big draughty house in Belgium that provides an invaluable stepping stone to the professional ranks

With Cavendish ailing, Contador ageing and Froome in uncertain form, this year’s Tour de France could mark the end of a generation