RACING
Updates, stories and opinions from inside the world's greatest sport, written and captured by Rouleur journalists
Miguel Indurain: The endless enigma
As a racer, his record speaks for itself, yet as a man Miguel Indurain has tended to keep himself quiet. A look into the life of the...
Vote for the 2019 Sharon Laws Road Rider of the summer
Six star riders up for the Sharon Laws Rider of the Spring award: Lisa Brennauer, Lizzie Deignan, Christine Majerus, Annemiek van Vleuten, Lorena Wiebes and...
Vote for the 2019 Sharon Laws Road Rider of the spring
Six star riders up for the Sharon Laws Rider of the Spring award: Annika Langvad, Annemiek Van Vleuten, Marianne Vos, Kirsten Wild, Demi Vollering and...
Nathan Haas: In another life
Academic, politician, ballet dancer. Had he not discovered he had the legs for cycling, things might have turned out very differently for Nathan Haas…
Hennie Kuiper: The classic king’s speech
1975 world champion and multiple Monument-winner Hennie Kuiper on how the same qualities that enabled him to overcome a speech impediment also made him a...
Reflections: The unfamous Peter Sagan
Probably the most popular current World Tour cyclist, Peter Sagan is often portrayed in the media as something of a character, a bit of an...
Vote for the Sharon Laws Road Rider of the summer
Six star riders up for the Sharon Laws Rider of the Summer award: Annemiek van Vleuten, Dani Rowe, Marianne Vos, Kirsten Wild, Coryn Rivera and...
Jan Ullrich: "I thought everyone would love me"
“I couldn’t understand it, when the people turned against me,” says Jan Ullrich. We revisit our 2016 interview with Jan Ullrich
Sam Bennett on overcoming imposter syndrome
You wait your whole career for a Grand Tour win, then three come along at once. Sam Bennett has finally arrived (even if he hasn’t...
Luke Rowe on breaking his leg: “Sh*t happens”
A freak accident cost Luke Rowe six months of his career, but it might have been much worse. As he returns to action at the...
Tony Martin: Commanding the cobbles
After conquering the Worlds four times, Tony Martin has set his sights on the Hell of the North. Rouleur sits down with Katusha’s classics captain
British cyclo-cross champion Grant Ferguson: ‘I was the youngster once!’
Grant Ferguson is still only 24 but has British Under-23 titles in cyclo-cross and cross-country mountain biking. He just added the 2018 National elite cyclo-cross...
“The biggest heart and the softest soul” – Memories of Sharon Laws, 1974-2017
Those who knew Sharon Laws share their memories of the former British champion, who passed away on December 16, aged 43
Have yourself an Alex Dowsett Christmas
Christmas songs, a surprising film favourite and a less than starring role in his school’s Nativity: how Alex Dowsett does Christmas
Mark Cavendish dreams of running his own team
From solo breaks to retirement plans, Mark Cavendish discusses his ambitions and aspirations with our special guest editor
Joanna Rowsell-Shand: I haven’t “retired”
With a second gold medal in the team pursuit in Rio, Joanna Rowsell-Shand was able to end her cycling career on a high. Just don’t...
Annemiek van Vleuten wins Voxy Award 2017
Having been on winning form from January through to September, world time trial champion Annemiek van Vleuten has had a remarkable season
Rouleur Cover Stories: issue 17.7 – Tom Pidcock’s shed by Benedict Campbell
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
What a carry on: Philippa York on her new identity
The columnist formerly known as Robert Millar muses over both her ‘own little version of Brexit’ and some other more shocking revelations
Johan Museeuw: Definition of a rouleur
It’s the title of our magazine, but what really makes a rouleur? For the definitive answer, we turned to one of the greatest of them all:...
Breaking away for good: saying goodbye to Thomas Voeckler
Love him or hate him, Thomas Voeckler has been one of the most exciting riders of his generation. As his final Tour de France beckons,...
Cape of Good Hope: Nicholas Dlamini on the Dimension Data Trail
From the townships to the peloton: South African Dlamini is finding his feet racing with Dimension Data’s continental feeder team in Italy
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