The Journal

Never have I felt less Italian than I did in Siena yesterday morning, weaving through the crowds of happy Tuscans who had come out to celebrate the arrival of three...

Strade Bianche has been special for me since I first rode it in 2018. It was a big goal in March, until it was cancelled just a couple of days...

Each year we at The Road Book immortalise the results of races large and small, embellished with the words of those who race them, and those who write about those...

As this year’s Tour of the Algarve is well underway, why not have a read back over our editor, Ned Boulting’s analysis of the 2019 edition of the race.

Continuing our Road Book Retrospective series, we look back on each edition’s coverage of the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race ahead of its return for the first time since...

With Richie Porte now in the ochre jersey and Willunga Hill looming, Mitchelton-Scott were back to their bonus-second-hunting ways, their sights set on a third consecutive overall title for Daryl...

With the first Tour Down Under since 2020 well underway, it’s a perfect time to look back on the last edition of this thrilling race. So dust off your Road...

Many years ago, waiting for Carlos Sastre to emerge from the sheltering dark of the CSC Team Bus, I was tapped on the shoulder by a complete stranger. He was...

The Road Book will always place women’s cycling at the forefront of its analysis of road racing. The representation of half of the world’s population in its greatest sport is...

It started at the end. It always does: Annemiek van Vleuten’s 2016 Olympic dream ending on the side of the road, Greg LeMond’s chest full of buckshot, Froome’s Dauphiné recon...

I was quite relaxed coming into the Tour. I knew I had prepared well and have a good group of people around me and we all work really hard for...

Kathryn Bertine is a retired professional road racer based in Tucson, Arizona. She rode at the highest level from 2012 to 2017 on four UCI Women’s WorldTour teams, including Wiggle-Honda...