The tale behind the eye-catching Fausto Coppi shot that adorns our landmark issue

I was dead against it. It just seemed so unlike cycling to me. At the best of times indoor training was misery, a 20-minute FTP...

“He’ll go soft in Monaco. You watch.” Only joking… Taking the boy out of Yorkshire: Pidcock’s progress

Tao Geoghegan Hart winning the Giro may be the decisive moment of 2020,  but for Rouleur Executive Editor Ian Cleverly one specific comment said it all

An unforgettable year for many reasons, but not least because of a truly historic cycling season. Here is Rouleur's choice of the images that capture...

In a sport where riders put everything on the line, it really is OK to cry

Israel Start-Up Nation appoints British ex-pro Cherie Pridham as new Sports Director, making her the first female DS on the WorldTour

“We mustn’t get too excited, but we shouldn’t get depressed either. We just have to keep pedalling.” Lessons of a life well-lived – though he’s...

Our 100th issue is nearly here. To celebrate, enter our special giveaway to win some great prizes from the Rouleur Emporium, including an ultimate prize...

Andrew Curry and Timm Kölln's award-winning feature from Rouleur magazine: Syrian refugees reach the velodrome in Berlin with one mission - to once again make a living from...

Former US Postal team-mates - and former dopers - Floyd Landis and David Zabriskie are now business partners in a cannabis company, Floyd's of Leadville....

Rouleur is 100. Vote for your favourite Rouleur cover from issues 1 to 100

Farm life, fishing and first places: at home with Giro d'Italia champion Richard Carapaz in Ecuador, charting his cycling beginnings

In a truly unique year for pro cycling, we take a look at the breakthrough riders who have proved the strength of the new generation

“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...

The good news is, Africa's team will continue to exist next season. The bad news is, it seems all but certain that they’ll be racing...

'Lance Armstrong: The History Man' by Morten Okbo, originally published in two parts in issues 51 and 52 of Rouleur. This is part one.This is a great...

Movistar's new signing, Leah Thomas, on what life before cycling taught her, and why she's a better bike rider for those experiences

A building industry behemoth that sells industrial adhesives, grouts and sealants. How unromantic, how un-Italian. And yet, its team forged in chaos became the greatest...

The UCI’s decision to ban Dylan Groenewegen for nine months is a dangerous example of executive overreach and sets a precedent that cycling’s governing body...

Teniel Campbell hails from Trinidad, not exactly a hotbed of world class cycling stars. But this determined talent is on the edge of breaking big...

‘There have been three sprints so far and we’ve won four of them.’ Jacopo Guarnieri, Arnaud Demare's top lead-out rider, looks back on a dream Giro d'Italia for Groupama-FDJ

Cycling was only half of the battle for the sport’s comeback king, Greg LeMond. America’s only Tour de France champion on Lance, lawsuits, trauma, triumphs...

The final WorldTour race of the year dressed for the occasion in resplendent autumnal tones, as Roglič rightfully returned to Madrid in red

Romain Bardet is one of the best descenders in cycling. Rouleur's regular columnist shares what's going through his mind when the road heads downhill

The final WorldTour race of the season finishes with “a worthy winner”. Though Roglic gave up 21 second to Richard Carapaz on the Alto de...

In 2016 Rouleur met Hugh Carthy at a winter training camp, and tracked his progress from Preston to Pamplona

As Rouleur publishes its 100th issue, we want you to tell us your most abiding memory in cycling

Few expected Tao Geoghegan Hart to win the Giro d'Italia, but that it should come this year is the only part that should have been a surprise

The riders attacked it with triple chainsets and nervous anticipation. But even the support vehicles struggled with the Angliru’s preposterous reality.