Jai Hindley is in the yellow jersey, and Jonas Vingegaard now looks like the favourite for the 2023 Tour title, after a chaotic and unpredictable...

Not much happened for a long, long time in stage four of the 2023 Tour de France. Are quiet stages an integral part of the...

The 2023 Tour arrived in France on the third day of the race, for a bunch sprint. It was a good time to reflect on...

The Basque Country is a region unlike any other, and the Grand Départ of the 2023 Tour de France has also been a unique beginning...

The 2023 Tour de France is only one day old, but there were huge time gains and losses among the GC favourites

The Tour de France is the biggest race in the world, and it is still getting bigger. Rouleur asks if its growth, along with international cycling in general, is...

The new Rouleur magazine, the Tours Issue, is now available. Editor Edward Pickering tells us what’s in the magazine

The 2023 Giro d'Italia was a slow burner until the final stages 

As the Giro d'Italia finally comes to life, Thomas may finally be on the cusp of some good fortune

Ineos Grenadiers are in an almost perfect position as the Giro approaches its halfway point. But difficult decisions about the hierarchy of their riders may...

The new Rouleur magazine, the Classics issue, is now available. Editor Edward Pickering tells us what’s in the magazine

There’s a lot more to Tao Geoghegan Hart than a Giro d’Italia win and a reputation as one of the Ineos Grenadiers’ most dependable riders....

An extract from Rouleur Issue 117, Body

Brooks saddles are renowned for their character, longevity, comfort and sustainability. Rouleur speaks to four riders whose Brooks-equipped bikes are integral parts of their lives

The new Rouleur magazine, the Body issue, is now available. Editor Edward Pickering tells us what’s in the magazine

Fergus Crawley is a hybrid athlete, an ambassador for Cervélo and a mental health advocate who survived making an attempt on his own life and learned...

With entries still flooding in for this year's Mark Gunter Photo Awards, we asked Rouleur editor Edward Pickering to select a few of his favourites.

In an extract from the 2022 edition of The Road Book, Rouleur editor Edward Pickering discusses cycling's shift in dynamic, exemplified by this year's Tour of...

Ahead of their joint appearance at Rouleur Live 2022, their first ever on the same stage, we ask was Boonen v Cancellara the greatest ever...

Christophe Laporte won in Cahors by escaping from the sprinters at the last minute, just the latest surprising stage win of a crazy Tour

Jonas Vingegaard confirmed that he is the strongest rider in the Tour in winning at Hautacam

The Slovenian took his third stage win of the 2022 Tour de France at Peyragudes, but was unable to make significant inroads into his deficit...

The Canadian rider took an emotional stage victory in Foix, dedicating it to his brother Pierrik, who died 10 years ago

Stage 15 to Carcassonne was a day for the sprinters, but true to the form of the 2022 Tour de France, it was still unpredictable,...

Sprinter Michael Matthews took a solo stage win on stage 14 of the 2022 Tour de France in Mende. It’s been that kind of Tour

Mads Pedersen was the stage winner in Saint-Étienne, from a break which the peloton surely never had a chance of catching

Tom Pidcock won a spectacular stage on Alpe d’Huez. Rouleur looks at the Ineos Grenadiers rider’s unique skill set and racing style

In a scintillating stage in the High Alps, Jumbo-Visma took Tadej Pogačar’s GC challenge apart, leaving their rider Jonas Vingegaard in the yellow jersey

The best and worst racing happens in the middle mountain stages, and stage 10 to Megève was no exception, with a fascinating battle for the...

The Frenchman came close to a stage win in Pré-la-Joux, but with Pinot, defeat is as meaningful as victory