Road Culture

VN Podcast, ep. 282: Froome says ISN is aiming to connect with Israelis through cycling, much like Team Sky did with Brits.

Puzzle by Myles Mellor

The race in Patagonia, Arizona was Bentley's third gravel race of the season; the musician from Nashville hopes to put more on the calendar in 2022.

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By William Tracy | Images by Dakota Snider

Dane chatted with Lawson Craddock about 2022 and more.

Roll up, Roll up! Read all about it! Champion cycle racers observed using a mechanically assisted gear changing mechanism

The 23-year-old will race for BikeExchange in 2022 and 2023.

Words: William Tracy | Images: Liutaurus Rusaitis

From issue 5 (Aug/Sept 2011) • Words by Jered Gruber with images from Michael Crook

From issue 05 • Words by John Madruga with images by Yuzuru Sunada

With special guest Luisa Grappone.

The former road world champion and decorated sprinter looks back at a successful career.

VeloNews Podcast, ep. 282: Cameron is well versed in the arguments about fairness. Now, she's focused on working with race promoters on how registration platforms work, among other things.

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A pursuit final is always tricky, because the time actually doesn't matter; it's the purest form of a race.

The former world road champion and decorated sprinter looks back at a successful career.

By William Tracy | Images by Chris Auld

From issue 5 | Images by John Maynard

Although all competition tracks are 250m, there aren't many standards aside from that. Here's what I learned ahead of my world-title race.

The big Swiss time machine won just about everything, and his long-running rivalry with Tom Boonen ushered in a new generation of fans into the cobblestone classics.

2021 in review...

How do you go from a world record ride, and keep exploring new areas of performance?

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Why does Rad Power dominate the commuter electric bike market?

Interview by Tim Schamber with images from Sarah Meysonnier

Into the Lion's Den provided a regional-teams blueprint of what promoters say is the way forward for criterium racing.

Sports director Rachel Hedderman-Heal shares her view on progress in women's cycling, next year's Tour de France Femmes, and more.

CyclingTips amongst signatories of an urgent appeal to the cycling industry to tackle climate change now.

Puzzle by Myles Mellor

Newly appointed USA Cycling chairman Brendan Quirk discusses the challenges and opportunities facing USA Cycling and how to grow cycling in the United States.

It’s not all that bad as far as the bike industry is concerned, but it could be better.

From being raised in a cult to becoming the fastest woman to circumnavigate the globe by bike.

TJ Eisenhart and Landis drop out to help Ted King get medical care via a stranger's pick-up truck.

Believe the hype: Riding in Arkansas is rad.

Brendan Quirk's rise — from Competitive Cyclist and Rapha to working with the Waltons and USA Cycling — tracks with the rise in importance of his home state for cycling.

The Norwegian star squeezed the most out of his motor, winning the world title, two green jerseys, and more than 60 victories during a 15-year career.

Breaking down a bucket list season with Alison Jackson.

Reggie Miller is shooting for 20,000 riders to join him on Nov. 6 ride to support Historically Black Colleges and Universities.

And how many do you actually use?

A glimpse into Lachlan Morton's epic 2021 Alt Tour de France

Petition to put the Nerds in charge of the bike industry?

The Australian organization has raised over $75 million to find a cure for cancer.

As a final deadline draws near, The Outer Line talked to embattled Team Qhubeka-NextHash principal Doug Ryder about the team’s prospects and survival.

After 15 years in the peloton, Natalie van Gogh is hanging up her wheels.

A community-led courier service to protect the elderly, the disabled, and the isolating will be nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize. 

Plus a conversation with Kate Veronneau from Zwift.

Zwift Insider founder Eric Schlange has done more than 600 Zwift races, and he shares his advice and insight here.

Institute of American Indian Arts the Navajo Technical University wins grants, along with Johnson C. Smith University, which is starting the first HBCU women's cycling program.

Death and disaster, fascism and farting – all on the road to the end of the world.

What do you, the listener, actually want in a bike?

Meet the behind-the-scenes man who’s integral to the Belgian team’s outsize success.

Plus a whole lot of Ask a Mechanic.

Opinion: Needing a recall isn’t good, but there are positives to such things.

The veteran chef explains how he got his start, and gives advice on what everyday riders should and shouldn't do when it comes to their food.

The Montana gravel race is gravel pro Jess Cerra's gift to her home community.

And an exclusive interview with Anna Kiesenhofer.

No, it was not for Halloween.

Cannondale, Rapha, and EF Education-Nippo Pro Cycling are raffling Morton’s team-issue SuperSix EVO bike with the proceeds going to World Bicycle Relief.

The former pro racer has turned into a community leader who wears many different hats.

Small town, low profile, huge impact — Barry Roubaix brings together more than 3,000 riders for a great time in Michigan.

From star performances at the world championships straight into more racing, Powless and Balsamo reflect on 2021.

A new riding challenge born of lockdowns.

Digging into the Paris-Roubaix dirt.

When over a year of preparation ends in a historic victory.

Teniel Campbell is winding down her first season in the WorldTour, and on Saturday, she will race the inaugural Paris-Roubaix Femmes.

Women from Trek-Segafredo, Liv Racing, Movistar Team, Jumbo-Visma, and other teams discuss the significance of the first Paris-Roubaix Femmes.

Lizzie Deignan can’t wait to race Paris-Roubaix.

But what exactly was the plan for the Dutch team?

This fall, strangely, is a celebration of the spring classics, from Paris-Roubaix this weekend to the worlds in Flanders to the cobbles-inspired Belgian Waffle Ride in Utah.

I couldn't win on the climb — uh-oh! — but I was able to find a way in the technical singletrack.

Hot takes from Caley, Ronan and Shoddy on the ground at the World Championships in Leuven.

Twenty years after Servais Knaven won Paris-Roubaix, there will be another Knaven on the start line: his daughter, Britt.