Road Culture

Keeping riders happy and healthy for three weeks at a time is her charge. How hard could it be?

A weekly roundup of what's happening in the off-road.

The Ethiopian wanted nothing more than to ride a bike as a child, but he didn't have his own and had to rent one by the minute just to ride.

The retired Irish road cyclist calls in from an Arizona truck stop to talk about his new gravel racing life.

A cycling journalist’s tale from the Tour of Sardinia, Italy, 1969.

A weekly roundup of what's happening in the off-road.

The decisive climb in La Primavera is so innocuous that on the other 364 days of the year an errant cycling tourist will have a hard time finding it. 

Heidi Myers, co-founder of the Rasputitsa Spring Classic, reflects on her time volunteering at the Mid South.

The young American on how RED-S almost derailed her burgeoning career — and her health.

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The Polish cyclist talks racing classics and grand tours, and the future of women’s cycling.

The cycling photographer talks about capturing special moments, TdF Femmes vs Giro Donne, and following around Trek-Segafredo.

Ahead of her first Life Time Grand Prix, the 22-year-old feels calm, confident, and stoked.

20-year-old Beth Heiden punches the air as she crosses the line to win the 1980 Road World Championships in Sallanches, France.

The Tuscan race once again delivered breathtaking views and memorable racing. Jered and Ashley Gruber captured it all with their typical artistic touch.

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Women have long been a minority in the pro cycling pressroom. Darcy Kiefel was an early pioneer.

A special edition of the weekly roundup of what's happening in the off-road.

Every summer, the world's biggest races head to Europe's best ski resorts. We visited Grand Tourmalet in the French Pyrénées to get a sampling.

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The decorated Belgian looks back, and to the future.

A weekly roundup of what's happening in the off-road.

Construction is underway on the Amani House, which will serve as a training facility and performance center for aspiring East African cyclists.

In April 2010, VeloNews took a look back at the then 25th anniversary of the 7-Eleven team's bold entry into European racing.

From dodging pedestrians in Sicily to his relationship with Davis Phinney, Kiefel has plenty of stories to share.

A weekly roundup of events, initiatives, and activities related to off-road riding.

Watching from the deputy director's car allows for a unique viewing experience.

The classically trained bassist on how cycling benefits his job: "I think it’s one of the most fertile moments that I always have."

In a new regular feature, European editor Andrew Hood dives into the history and culture of cycling’s biggest races.

For me and thousands more, this pioneering London venue was more than a café and workshop: it was a social hub and a home-from-home.

Takeaways from my first mountain bike race, The Gobbler 6/3, near Atlanta.

The US rider made the most of an extended period at home over the winter.

The Bahati Foundation is impacting lives for the better through cycling.

The American TT and track specialist is preparing to return in 2023 after being plagued by injuries.

Guest columnist Helena Gilbert-Snyder takes us inside a new initiative at the Grasshopper Adventure Series.

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The three-time US cyclocross national champion joins the show as she prepares for worlds in Belgium.

Rahsaan Bahati discusses his eponymous non-profit that changes the lives of underprivileged kids through bikes.

How one cyclist is creating a resources for dirt-curious Portland riders.

Why the never-ever mountain biker is going all in with the Life Time Grand Prix.

The sprinter checks in after a high-profile move to Team SD Worx.

Human Powered Health's Jonas Carney proud of development as team steadily builds toward WorldTour goal.

Magnus Cort relives his epic Tour de France for the latest edition of The Road Book in this exclusive extract for VeloNews.

From bikepacking trips abroad to the longest single ride of my life, here are five of my favorite bike moments of 2022.

Trek-Segafredo star hoping that his extended stay at home in Durango will pay dividends in the new season.

Joe Dombrowski, Veronica Ewers, Mads Pedersen, Elisa Longo Borghini, and more tell VeloNews about their Christmas plans.

Welcome to the Mark Cavendish podcast? We guess?

It's the end of the year, how much can you remember?

Michelin star chef Matthew Accarrino talks about the parallels — and complements — between riding a bike and running a restaurant.

VeloNews takes a look at some of the best riders and moments in women's cycling in 2022, from the best sprinter, breakthrough rider, and more.

So you want to volunteer at the Glasgow World Championships? What's your plan for humanity's first contact with extraterrestrial life?

Markus is one of the worlds best domestiques, but ten years into her career she is learning to lead.

The 22-year-old on going from her final year of uni to her first year as a professional cyclist.

The 25-year-old Italian on coaching, training camp, and taking a second chance at a pro career.

Young, who will start his second season with the Miami Blazers in 2023, has overcome insurmountable odds to become a bike racer.

No but seriously, where is Mark Cavendish riding next year?!

Roanoke, Virginia joins the lineup of whimsical pocket-sized gravel centric guidebooks, bringing the total lineup to seven.

After 11 years at the GreenEdge organization, Amanda Spratt is moving to Trek-Segafredo for the next two seasons.

This discipline isn't what it used to be, nor what I expected it to be. I got lost, but now I am found.

Pridham talks Grand Tour debut, Thomas De Gendt, and seeing every day as an opportunity in her first year at the iconic Belgian team.

Van Anrooij is in the club of talented young CX riders, but she also shines on the road. It's a difficult balancing act, but she's making it work.

With all of his worldly belongings hanging off his handlebars, Ethan Schneider is pushing the boundaries of the minimalist lifestyle.

Jolien D'Hoore is giving back to the next generation by directing AG Insurance-NXTG after retiring from a 12+ year career.

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ASO confirmed the 2024 Tour will conclude with a time trial in Nice.

Here's what I'm hoping cycling Santa will bring me ahead of the 2023 racing, riding, and reporting season.

Cycling was always my safe space, a refuge from my anxiety. When that changed, I knew I needed to face the fear.

The brand’s iconic, oft-copied design is now available for a limited time in real gold and rose gold.

Tour de Hoody: The pandemic prompted me to adopt five new habits that I don't plan on giving up.

The toughest riders from all over the globe came together with their unique rides to test their mettle in games of speed and fortitude in New York traffic.

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The Quintana team drama continues...

When she's not on the bike Alison Jackson is creating content for social media.