Owen Rogers
Owen Rogers is an experienced journalist, covering professional cycling and specialising in women's road racing. He has followed races such as the Women's Tour and Giro d'Italia Donne, live-tweeting from Women's WorldTour events as well as providing race reports, interviews, analysis and news stories. He has also worked for race teams, to provide post race reports and communications.
Latest articles by Owen Rogers
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Lorena Wiebes warms up for the Tour de France Femmes sprints with stage clean sweep and GC victory at the Tour of PolandThe SD Worx-Protime sprinter won all three stages on her way to victory
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Demi Vollering to lead a strong FDJ United-SUEZ team in search of a second Tour de France yellow jerseyThe French team field a team full of riders for all occasions to start in Lausanne next week
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Richard Carapaz wins a pulsating Tour de France stage 20 into Alpe d'Huez, cementing his mountains classification after another day in the breakawayTadej Pogačar takes fourth on the day, sealing his fifth GC victory
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'It pains me deeply' – UAE Team Emirates manager apologises for the incident which saw Einar Rubio abandon the Tour de France on stage 19Fernández's car braked hard causing Rubio the run into the back sustaining serious facial injuries
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'The most promising cyclists need to go to numerous, different teams' - Tour de France director Christian Prudhomme in favour of a salary cap to increase excitementWith year's Tour de France GC all but decided after stage six, could a salary cap help create suspense?
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'I was really struggling' - Mathieu van der Poel comes to terms with the heat to win stage 9 of the Tour de France from the breakawayOnly four of a huge breakaway survived to fight for the win after Netcompany-Ineos and Lidl-Trek led the chase
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Pidcock re-starts his Tour de France preparation with victory in the Mountain Bike World Series at Nové MěstoThe British rider was also second in the short course race before heads back to the road
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'This was my big shot' - Fredrik Dversnes wins stage 15 of the Giro d'Italia after the breakaway survive in MilanComplaints from the peloton caused GC times to be decided on the final lap of the Milan circuit
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'I just kept believing' - Yara Kastelijn takes her first Women's WorldTour general classification at Vuelta a Burgos FeminasSD Worx-Protime take the opening three stages of the four day race
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'This one is the one I will remember the most' - Jonas Vingegaard stamps his authority on the Giro d'Italia taking the overall lead winning stage 14Felix Gall takes a battling second place on the brutal mountain stage to Pila
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Jonas Vingegaard takes a second mountain top victory at stage 9 of the Giro d'ItaliaFelix Gall comes in second place as the General classification takes shape
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Mischa Bredewold wins the overall at Itzulia Women after a brilliant defence on a nail biting final stage in San SebastiánBritish rider Lauren Dickson takes a career best third overall
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'We ride well, we ride smart' - Jhonathan Narváez takes a second stage win after a crazy stage 8 at the Giro d'ItaliaThe breakaway take the day after an 80km battle, with attack after attack peppering the opening half of the stage
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Paul Magnier takes a second sprint victory at the Giro d'Italia winning stage 3 after the breakaway almost took the day in SofiaThe French Soudal-Quick Step rider out-sprinted Jonathan Milan, consolidating his lead in the points classification
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British GC hopeful Adam Yates leaves the Giro d'Italia after huge stage 2 crash causes mass abandonsYates is one of six riders forced to quit the Giro as a result of a crash late on Saturday's second stage
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AG Insurance-Soudal to Visma-Lease a Bike: a team-by-team guide to the 2026 Women's WorldTourThe riders, teams, and races to watch this season
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'My cycling was my escape' - Michèle Linton talks about long rides in the Scottish Highlands and and getting back on her bike after a bereavementOne of our regular Big Ride Challenge riders tells Owen Rogers what drives her on to hit the annual mileage
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'Cycling started to feel like sacrifice rather than the dream it used to be' – Lizzie Deignan on her storied career, retirement, and being a trailblazing mumHaving announced her retirement earlier in the year, Britain’s best female cyclist of the modern era sits down to reflect on a remarkable career
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“It is extra motivation to just do it” - How the MyWhoosh Big Ride Challenge inspired Stephe Fletcher to bigger thingsI was told the best thing was to take up cycling, so I thought, why not? How a hip injury opened up a new world for one rider
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'It’s the end of a long comeback' - Florian Vermeersch overcomes adversity to reach top step at the UCI Gravel World ChampionshipsThe Belgian rider recovered from a broken leg and the disappointment of two second places in earlier editions to take the win on the Dutch roads.
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Florian Vermeersch takes breakaway victory to win the men’s elite race at the UCI Gravel World ChampionshipsThe Belgian star took the win after escaping as part of the day’s four-man breakaway, which escaped 120km from the line in Maastricht, before dropping his fellow escapees for the win.
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‘The parcours was designed for this’ – Tadej Pogačar makes light of another epic world title winWith his second consecutive rainbow jersey won with a long solo break added to a fourth Tour de France title Pogačar is truly among sport's greatest
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Tom Pidcock battles to 10th in World Championships road race after the ‘most unenjoyable race’ of his yearThe Yorkshireman fell out of contention after being in a five man group chasing the eventual winner, Tadej Pogačar
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Tadej Pogačar dominates the men's road race at the World Championships to take a second rainbow jerseyThe Slovenian attacked on Mont Kigali, with more than 100km to go before dropping Isaac Del Toro, riding the final 66km alone to claim victory
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