Tag: Gregor Brown
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Attitudes To Nutrition, Weight, Health and Performance
Some of you may recall an article I wrote last year, looking at the potential problems encountered when cyclists become over-obsessed wit...
Bikes for Rwanda
With all the troubles that professional cycling is going through at the moment, the Tour of Rwanda tells an inspiring story about how cyc...
UCI Extends Olive Branch
The sports governing body, the Union Cycliste International (UCI) found itself backed into a corner this summer, but is fighting back wit...
The roadmap for peace - from manifesto to action
The Lance Armstrong doping investigation forced cycling's stakeholders to take a hard look at its sport. The resulting testimonies and do...
UCI promises changes, but seems stuck in its ways
The UCI promised cycling is moving forward today when it announced Lance Armstrong will lose his seven Tour de France wins for doping, bu...
Q&A With Filippo Simeoni
Filippo Simeoni was first – beating David Millar, Floyd Landis, Tyler Hamilton – to confess and break the code of silence in cycling. Ten...
Q&A With Paul Kimmage
Paul Kimmage spent last week preparing for a date with the international cycling federation, the UCI. He is fielding phone calls, meeting...
My Tour de France, the Haute Route
A few months ago I was invited to do the Haute Route by Will Levy of Two Wheel Tours. I jumped at the opportunity but sadly had to abando...
The Giro d'Italia al dente
The 95th edition of the Giro d'Italia starts in four days in Herning, Denmark. European cycling journalist, Gregor Brown, provides a quic...
Ghent Cycling Culture
I was once told that Ghent is the center of the cycling universe, but Melbourne is slowly taking over. While this is certainly debatable ...
Daniel Teklehaimanot | Pride of Africa
I first spoke with GreenEDGE's first signing Daniel Teklehaimanot at the Bay Crits in Melbourne a couple months ago. He speaks a little E...