Road Culture

The second installment of a two-part discussion with the Australian Tour de France winner and world champion.

All eyes will be on Quintana this season as fans hope 'NairoMan' can return to his climbing best at the Tour de France.

I’d heard tall tales of the Rock Cobbler for years. It did not disappoint.

After 13 years of professional riding, Winder is finding out it's not that easy to turn off the switch. But she's doing everything she can to have fun while trying.

The 2018 Tour de France winner exclusively talks to VeloNews about the races that left a lasting impression on his life and career.

Plus an exclusive conversation with Cadel Evans.

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Meet the man who's finished all 21 runnings of the cult-status 24-hour race in Tucson.

He's arguably Australia's greatest-ever cyclist, with wins at the Tour and Road Worlds among many others. Here's what he's up to these days.

Celebrating 35 years of Cru Jones, the original privateer racer.

Plus, Julian Alaphilippe showed us that while he might be one of the world's greatest single-day riders, he simply isn't a stage-race GC contender

Puzzle by Myles Mellor | Images by Chris Auld

Kitsbow. a USA-based apparel brand, has opted for a sewn-on-demand model of business.

Words/images: Kåre Dehlie Thorstad | From Issue 34

Ineos can't stop winning at Tour de la Provence but keep slipping down the overall standings and Mark Cavendish looks great while his QuickStep team struggles at Oman

The former world champion and Tour de France winner gets candid about his cycling career

The former world champion and Tour de France winner gets candid about his cycling career.

The last time the Summer Olympics were in Beijing, Fred Dreier was on assignment and found himself a little off the beaten path.

The two rival Aussie e-commerce giants are now on the same team.

The 20-year-old chats about her sharp rise to the WorldTour with SD Worx, learning from Anna van der Breggen, and going to the Olympic Games.

Before the season kicks off, get to know rising Scottish star Anna Shackley.

After a tricky few seasons the 21-year-old Aussie seems destined for big things.

Jumbo-Visma has a fan quiz that asks questions you never wanted to answer, with results that you may not expect.

The men are already busy racing all over the place.

At almost 38, 'Heino' still feels he has plenty to give back to the sport.

If ongoing supply chain constraints weren’t enough, organised crime is now targeting the cycling industry. 

Words by Paul Maunder with images from Getty

Cycling media veteran joins VeloNews to build on 50-year legacy of covering bike racing.

Puzzle by Myles Mellor

Words: Brett Horton; Image: Horton Collection | From issue 90

In this week's episode the Nerds talk about Specialized Rider Direct program and what it means.

After a torrid 2021, James Whelan has started 2022 in imposing fashion. Now he just needs a contract.

Words: Chris Edwards | Images: Chris Edwards & Horton Collection | From issue 14

The big takeaways from recent stages at Volta Valencia, Etoile de Bessèges & Saudi Tour, plus, wondering what Tom Pidcock's ceiling is, if it even exists at all

The new road world champion talks about the heightened expectations of racing in the rainbow jersey

A pair of jeans shorts on the side of the Fayetteville course were an internet hit.

The 2021 world road champion talks about the heightened expectations of racing in the rainbow jersey.

Words: Yuri Hauswald | Images: Arnold Bjornsson | From Issue 71

Everything is a matter of perspective – even cycling gear.

Vos vs Brand...Pieterse vs. Van Empel vs. Van Anrooij...

'Golden Greg' Van Avermaet won Roubaix and the Olympic medal, but still harbors ambitions as he rides into 2022.

And if you look up you'll see pigs flying.

Look, it's not good. But it is kinda fun.

Check out Peloton Magazine's author page.

Words/image: Brett Horton (Horton Collection)

Puzzle by Myles Mellor

Diving into the Pro's Closet, an outlet for used bikes.

Words: John Madruga, Ph.D. | Images: Horton Collection | From Issue 14

Words/images: Jered Gruber | From issue 35

A look back at the race tactics of Sven Nys during the 2000 UCI world cyclocross championships.

Words by Paul Maunder w/images from Getty Images

Bernal's crash poses his Ineos team with a lot of tough questions about their strategy for the 2022 season. How should they respond?

The career Rabobank domestique turned Jumbo-Visma director discusses managing some of cycling’s biggest stars.

Biniam Girmay is arguably the most talented Ertirean rider in the bunch right now. The sprinter and Classics rider has a bright future ahead of him.

The career Rabobank domestique turned Jumbo-Visma director discusses managing some of cycling’s biggest stars.

New “Rider Direct” program offers the option of boxed bikes showing up right on your doorstep.

Words & images: Ben Edwards | From issue 70

With Matilda Raynolds.

Interview: Brad Roe; Images: Courtesy, BWR | From Issue 106

Plus, we're talking about shoelaces.

Brook Watts laid the foundation for the Fayetteville ’cross worlds from 2019 to 2021. Transgender legislation in Arkansas prompted a severing of the relationship.

Gilbert has won four of the five monuments, among many, many other races in his career. What will 2022 hold?

Who will be the peloton's next Remco or Demi? VeloNews' European team picks the riders they'll be watching this season.

12 prominent tattoos of the men's WorldTour – can you guess who they belong to?

Words/images: James Startt | From Issue 106

Lael Wilcox and Jenny Graham ride Iceland's stunning Continental Divide and explore how the country is making the most of its natural resources.

In this wide-ranging, exclusive interview, the Team Qhubeka-NextHash principal opens up about his team's journey.

Puzzle by Myles Mellor

Words: Brett Horton; Images: Trevor Horton | From Issue 105

The Nerds discuss SRAM buying computer brand Hammerhead, new bikes, and more.

The muddiest. The iciest. And, the most catastrophic (for the fans) — the year the beer ran dry by lunchtime...

Words/images: James Startt | From issue 102

Words: Brett Horton; Images: Horton Collection | From Issue 104

U.S. women have out-performed their male counterparts at the top level over the last decade, but a lack of commercial investment threatens future success

The retired G.C. racer discusses his 2010 Tour de France title and rival Alberto Contador.

The story of Nexthash, Team Qhubeka’s last title sponsor.

Words/Images: James Startt

Words by Paul Maunder w/images frm Getty Images