A Time For Letting Go

Ashleigh Moolman-Pasio has hit the best form of her career in 2017, with her win in Emakumeen Bira the highlight. As she explains to Procycling, it’s down to letting go and learning to relax

Lilian Calmejane

France's new star on the mental and physical challenges of bike racing

Scouting Report- Alexys Brunel

Meet the 18-year-old former runner turned rouleur who’s got a terrible pre-race diet

Scott Thwaites

The Di-Data rider talks Yorkshire, his rise through the ranks and his Flanders ambitions

Investing In The Future

 Development teams are being raided for their talent by the big teams

Philippe Gilbert- Double Salvo

Philippe Gilbert won big races for the BMC team, but they rarely fired the imagination like his Tour of Flanders and Amstel victories did this year with Quick-Step Floors. Procycling spoke to the Walloon rider to find out how the change of scenery fired him back to his best 

Moving With The Times

Movistar squad hopes its new women’s team will help more talent prosper in Spain.

Nathan Haas

The Australian on his love of Amstel Gold Race and why he should have been a ballet dancer

Showcase Cycling On Television

ROB HATCH WorldTour races must be broadcast live for the sport to really grow

Dan Martin

Quick-Step Floors

Jens Voigt

Jensie casts his eye back over the sport and politics of 2017

Jens Voigt

In the search to gain an advantage, Jens imagines a future where teams take control over their riders

Lapierre Pulsium 900 Ultimate

The 2018 Pulsium incarnation is designed to handle the rough pavé of the cobbled Classics, but is also a light, fast climber, as Procycling’s

Robert Stannard

The young Australian made an instant impression on his debut in the European U23 racing scene.

Thomas De Gendt Lotto-Soudal

Stage 2 of Paris-Nice was without doubt one of the hardest races I’ve ever done, and also one of the coldest. It was horrible just because of the weather – four degrees average and it rained all day. To finish things off, the echelons started forming after just 10 kilometres, so it was really horrible.

John Degenkolb 2015 Winner

When it comes to the sprint, it’s super tough. You’re not sprinting on a truly aerodynamic bike. If feels like sprinting on a tractor.

A Classic Race

The most predictable thing about Milan-San Remo is the debate about its predictability.

Romain Bardet Romain Road

Second to Chris Froome at the 2016 Tour de France, Romain Bardet is the home country’s great yellow jersey hope. Procycling went to meet him in Paris to talk rural roots, balancing a cool head with ery racing instincts and why the Tour is not the only race in his world

Lars Bak

Lotto Soudal's stalwart Dane tells us why he has survived so long as a pro

Belgian Stars Cross Over

BRECHT DECALUWÉ Van Aert risks cyclo-cross stardom for Classics mediocrity

Can Quintana Win The Tour?

It’s not quite now or never for the Colombian in 2018, but time is beginning to run low. Procycling explains why.

Ben Swift

The UAE Emirates rider on his sprinting inspiration and why he's working on his Italian

Kung

Stefan Küng came within one place of wearing the yellow jersey in the Tour de France’s opening time trial. Can the BMC rider follow in the wheeltracks of Fabian Cancellara and become the next great Swiss time triallist?

Quick Wins For Cycling

New UCI president David Lappartient must improve rider safety

Total Domination

IN 1990 GIANNI BUGNO BECAME ONLY THE FOURTH RIDER EVER TO LEAD THE GIRO D’ITALIA FROM START TO FINISH. FEW, HOWEVER, EXPECTED THE ITALIAN TO WIN. PROCYCLING UNTANGLES HOW HE DID IT

Jens Voigt

Jens reflects on some of the strangest moments he had while racing

Geraint Thomas Gis For Giro

Geraint Thomas has overhauled his programme in 2017 to give him more shots at turning himself into a Grand Tour contender. Procycling caught up with the Welshman to find out what he learned last year and how it has prepared him for a tilt at the Giro d’Italia.

Flight Of The Eagle

The death of Ferdinand Kübler draws down the veil on cycling’s so-called 'Golden Age'. Procycling examines the career and legacy of a true giant of the sport.