If you’re writing a biography of a rider like Tadej Pogačar, one of your biggest issues has got to be when to stop typing. Since he appeared on the pro scene in 2019, the Slovenian has developed an ap

Below: ‘The Roubaix finish line is different to other races. You can’t be straight on because there are still riders doing laps of the track. I’d only arrived about four minutes before winner Pauline

How do you tell the story of a rider still winning practically every race he starts? Adam Becket speaks to Tadej Pogačar’s biographer Andy McGrath to find out

Tadej Pogačar’s dominance is era-defining, but for some it is growing tiresome. James Shrubsall asks: can the sport remain thrilling in his wake?

A lot can happen in just four seconds. A dropped object falls 78.4m. The Earth travels 120km. A top sprinter runs 40m. A Grand Tour turns on its head. When the Tour de France Femmes kicked off under c

Fifteen race days in 2025 tells of a season frustrated by injury – he gives Andy McGrath his story