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Women’s peloton survey: wages up for top riders, 43% buying their own gear
Three years after the first women's cycling union was founded there have been some noticeable changes within the women's peloton, accordi...

The short, bright career of Katie Hall has reached its end
Katie Hall had one of the brightest, shortest careers in women’s cycling. A career capped by COVID and an unfortunate, but not altogether...

A day at the back of the Giro Rosa
Julie Van De Velde is struggling. Way off the back of stage five of the Giro Rosa she looks exhausted. Her pedal stroke is awkward, and s...

Amid coronavirus pandemic, pro cyclist swaps kit for doctor's coat
With coronavirus sweeping across Europe, Bigla-Katusha’s Elise Chabbey traded Strade Bianche for the halls of the Geneva University Hospi...

Things I don’t miss about professional cycling…and then again, I do
The title is probably going to throw people a bit, and some of you might think I’m going to go on a rant about women’s cycling –the poor ...

Rivalries in women's cycling: the good, the bad and the ugly
Rivalry in sport is an interesting topic, and I’ve seen both the positives and negatives of this word “rivalry”. I think if we look at s...

Four things you can do to generate more women’s cycling coverage
Too often I hear and see the same thing on social media, “when will we be able to watch women’s cycling live?”. It’s the same old story y...

On the other side: Why I decided to continue working in women's cycling, and how we can make a difference
The simple reason I have stayed in the sport is that I love it. I don’t really want to be involved in anything else at this point in my l...

Loren Rowney, expert fan girl, foreshadows the road season ahead
Now that I have officially retired from professional cycling, for the first time in a long time, I get to sit back and take on the role o...

Doing what it takes to make it: Loren Rowney introduces Hazel Magill
Last week, I visited South Africa, my homeland, where my parents spent the majority of their life, and a place that all their family and ...

Tips to dating a female competitive cyclist from his and her perspective
As always, my blogs tend be quite honest, and written from my own personal experiences. This blog, however, is collective, from all the o...