Andy McGrath
Formerly the editor of Rouleur magazine, Andy McGrath is a freelance journalist and the author of God Is Dead: The Rise and Fall of Frank Vandenbroucke, Cycling’s Great Wasted Talent
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The Milan-San Remo lottery - Michael Matthews' insider opinion on one of cycling's hardest races to conquer
By Andy McGrath published
The opening Monument suits the Australian's versatility, durability and finishing speed so well, yet its trophy has remained within reach, but tantalisingly out of his grasp

Where are they now? Mapei's 1996 Paris-Roubaix team
By Andy McGrath published
The Italian superteam's key players nearly three decades after cycling's infamous podium sweep

Sombre signings, peloton politics and stretches of illness – here's one neo-pro's opinion of the surprises of the WorldTour
By Andy McGrath published
Neo-pro graduate Anders Foldager explores what he's learned about his own pre-conceptions, how his body and mind adapted, fitting in and winning his first pro race

Where are they now? Team Sky's 2012 Tour de France-winning team
By Andy McGrath published
The key figures of the history-making British squad, over a decade on from their era-dawning victory

'Release your data' - Greg LeMond on transparency, skepticism and the new era of cycling
By Andy McGrath published
Feature Three-time Tour de France champion says the pressure on riders' weight 'explains the average overall speed going up'

Tour de France 2023 – Analysing the contenders
By Andy McGrath last updated
Analysis The final form ranking for the yellow jersey contenders

Tour de France 2023 - Comprehensive team-by-team guide
By James Moultrie, Andy McGrath published
feature A full rundown of all the teams, their leaders, and riders to watch at this year's race

What is the Puy de Dôme? Inside the legendary Tour de France climb
By Andy McGrath published
feature All you need to know about the historic Tour de France summit finish
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The Milan-San Remo lottery - Michael Matthews' insider opinion on one of cycling's hardest races to conquer
The opening Monument suits the Australian's versatility, durability and finishing speed so well, yet its trophy has remained within reach, but tantalisingly out of his grasp -
Where are they now? Mapei's 1996 Paris-Roubaix team
The Italian superteam's key players nearly three decades after cycling's infamous podium sweep -
Sombre signings, peloton politics and stretches of illness – here's one neo-pro's opinion of the surprises of the WorldTour
Neo-pro graduate Anders Foldager explores what he's learned about his own pre-conceptions, how his body and mind adapted, fitting in and winning his first pro race
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Where are they now? Team Sky's 2012 Tour de France-winning team
The key figures of the history-making British squad, over a decade on from their era-dawning victory -
'Release your data' - Greg LeMond on transparency, skepticism and the new era of cycling
Three-time Tour de France champion says the pressure on riders' weight 'explains the average overall speed going up' -
Tour de France 2023 – Analysing the contenders
The final form ranking for the yellow jersey contenders
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Tour de France 2023 - Comprehensive team-by-team guide
A full rundown of all the teams, their leaders, and riders to watch at this year's race -
What is the Puy de Dôme? Inside the legendary Tour de France climb
All you need to know about the historic Tour de France summit finish -
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