Rouleur Magazine, Issue 142

Rouleur – The Classic issue

Issue 142 of Rouleur Magazine, the leading cycling magazine, is dedicated to one of the sport’s most enduring concepts: the Classics. From race history to rider profiles, this edition explores what it means for a race, or a moment, to truly stand the test of time.

What’s inside

Of Remco and the rest

Broadcaster Ned Boulting takes readers behind the microphone, offering a behind-the-scenes perspective on how the exploits of riders like Remco Evenepoel, Tadej Pogačar and Pauline Ferrand-Prévot are translated into the commentaries that define them for fans worldwide.

Hell by numbers

Paris-Roubaix is one of cycling’s oldest races, yet its brutal cobbled terrain is now being approached through cutting-edge data. Rouleur speaks with Tudor Pro Cycling’s head of innovation Kurt Bergin-Taylor about how the demands of the pavé are being broken down into measurable metrics.

Legends uncorked

Writer Felix Lowe traces six commemorative wines each tied to a giant of the sport, exploring the unusual intersection between professional cycling and viticulture.

Magdeleine Vallières: Breaking Good

The Quebec-born rider reflects on her journey to becoming Canada’s first-ever Road World Champion in Kigali — and what comes next after rewriting the race’s traditionally European narrative.

Also featured:

Seoul Searching, Joe Blackmore, Rachel Neylan, Mat Hayman’s Roubaix victory, Filippo Ganna, Quick-Step and the Classics, cross-country skiing, the Peru Great Divide, Sofía Gómez Villafañe, Simon Mottram, Factor x Bugatti, and a road guide to Langhe and Cuneo.