Sophie Hurcom
Sophie Hurcom is Procycling’s deputy editor. She joined the magazine in 2017, after working at Cycling Weekly where she started on work experience before becoming a sub editor, and then news and features writer. Prior to that, she graduated from City University London with a Masters degree in magazine journalism. Sophie has since reported from races all over the world, including multiple Tours de France, where she was thrown in at the deep end by making her race debut in 2014 on the stage that Chris Froome crashed out on the Roubaix cobbles.
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![A rider makes their way up the steep 12 percent gradients at Swan Falls Dam south of Boise, Idaho, during a time trial at the 1999 Women’s Challenge.](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/2TZ7kerkYK5fthJWMsDAFf-320-80.jpg)
The Women’s Challenge: the toughest race ever?
By Sophie Hurcom last updated
Cyclingnews looks back at the Idaho race, one of the most groundbreaking events in the women's sport
![Guillaume Martin raced to third place overall at the 2020 Critérium du Dauphiné](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/hr3fduprvhUetdNb6EeDJ9-320-80.jpg)
Guillaume Martin: Think big
By Sophie Hurcom last updated
Procycling Procycling speaks to the French climber about his start in the cycling, studying philosophy, drama and learning martial arts
![MALAUCENE, FRANCE - JULY 07: Geraint Thomas of The United Kingdom & Dylan Van Baarle of The Netherlands and Team INEOS Grenadiers leads The Peloton during the 108th Tour de France 2021, Stage 11 a 198,9km km stage from Sorgues to Malaucène / @LeTour / #TDF2021 / on July 07, 2021 in Malaucene, France. (Photo by Tim de Waele/Getty Images)](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/BJSnvTqhL6h6rVsmZsLWwF-320-80.jpg)
Ineos Grenadiers: Back to the drawing board for the Tour de France
By Sophie Hurcom published
Procycling Procycling speaks to Gabriel Rasch about this year's Tour
![Elise Chabbey (Canyon-Sram) at Paris-Roubaix Femmes](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/8wK3bxTb6CnQGmaoDSd87X-320-80.jpg)
Elise Chabbey: Living for the moment
By Sophie Hurcom, Procycling published
Q&A Swiss Canyon-SRAM rider on getting hypothermia in a bike race and enjoying every part of life
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Chris Froome: The long climb
By Sophie Hurcom, Procycling magazine published
Procycling Procycling magazine's full-length interview with the four-time Tour de France champion
![Wout Van Aert on his way to Tour de France glory on stage 11](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/G2RCmt9QYJ6SoGYaC394x5-320-80.jpg)
Tour de France stage 11 analysis: Van Aert masters the Ventoux breakaway
By Sophie Hurcom published
Procycling Wout van Aert's navigation of the breakaway made him the winner of the Tour's showpiece stage
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