James Moultrie is a gold-standard NCTJ journalist who joined Cyclingnews as a News Writer in 2023 after originally contributing as a freelancer for eight months, during which time he also wrote for Eurosport, Rouleur and Cycling Weekly. Prior to joining the team he reported on races such as Paris-Roubaix and the Giro d’Italia Donne for Eurosport and has interviewed some of the sport’s top riders in Chloé Dygert, Lizzie Deignan and Wout van Aert. Outside of cycling, he spends the majority of his time watching other sports – rugby, football, cricket, and American Football to name a few.
Latest articles by James Moultrie

'I don't think I've done such a hard race in such heat before' – Tom Pidcock unable to challenge in punchy Tour de France finale after being 'cooked' by searing temperatures
By James Moultrie Published
News 'I think we went through about 10,000 bidons today as a peloton' says British rider after brutal day near Spain-France border

The importance of a Tadej Pogačar gift in the race against Vingegaard for Tour de France supremacy – Barcelona Grand Départ GC analysis
By James Moultrie Published
Analysis How the picture in the race for the yellow jersey looks after two sweltering days of racing

'Less explosive' Jonas Vingegaard unable to match Pogačar's punch as he narrowly defends Tour de France yellow jersey
By James Moultrie Published
News Dane finishes fourth on unfavoured territory in Barcelona sprint as reigning champion gifts stage to teammate Isaac del Toro

Tour de France stage 3 to go ahead but spectators asked not to attend finish due to forest fires in 'exceptional decision'
By James Moultrie, Stephen Farrand Published
News Publicity caravan won't complete the final 40km of the 196-kilometre route to Les Angles

'We will fight for yellow, maybe already tomorrow' – Tadej Pogačar without disappointment despite defeat by Vingegaard in Tour de France opening stage
By James Moultrie Published
News Slovenian possibly plotting an early reply on stage 2 after missing out on team time trial victory to long-term rival by 12 seconds in Barcelona

'We expected to see gaps' – French prodigy Paul Seixas loses time to main rivals in team time trial as he makes highly anticipated Tour de France debut
By James Moultrie Published
News Frenchman thinks stage 2 punchy stage to Barcelona will 'be a good stage for me' after losing less than 40 seconds to Vingegaard and Pogačar in opener

Tour de France 2026 stage 1 preview – Pogačar, Vingegaard and Evenepoel battle it out for first yellow jersey in team time trial, but can Ineos spoil the GC party?
By James Moultrie Last updated
Preview Barcelona team race against the clock brings opening day action for the race favourites across 19km course with climbs to the finish at Montjuïc

Ben Healy is 'the best breakaway rider in the world' says EF boss Vaughters, but can he repeat Tour de France success after season of setbacks?
By James Moultrie Published
News Former yellow jersey wearer starts with big ambitions after finally finding rhythm before the Grand Départ, but admits 2026 has 'been a bit crap' so far

Our Tour de France predictions – The Cyclingnews team's best guesses for how the race will play out
By Matilda Price Published
Roundtable We predict the podium and jersey winners, as well as our wildcard guesses for what will happen on the road between Barcelona and Paris

'I don't think he's going to wait and see' – Juan Ayuso expects fireworks from teenage debutant Paul Seixas at Tour de France as he takes aim at podium finish with Lidl-Trek
By James Moultrie Published
News Spanish rider hit with flu in the build-up at the Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, but still says he and team hoping for top-3 finish in Paris

'It wasn't really enjoyable to do what we did every year' – Rejuvenated by a new approach, is this the most dangerous Jonas Vingegaard yet at the Tour de France?
By James Moultrie Published
News Two-time Tour winner says he 'didn't come out of the Giro completely on my knees' as he aims at the double

'I will not take risks for something other than the GC' – Paul Seixas all-in for the big goal against Pogačar and Vingegaard at Tour de France debut
By James Moultrie Published
News French super talent says 'I'll gain experience…but you can't be perfect and avoid all errors for three weeks'

'Cycling is tougher than football' – Spanish soccer legend Andrés Iniesta is not at the World Cup but at the Tour de France as he aims to make NSN a team 'fans can love'
By James Moultrie Published
News Iconic Spanish midfielder talks NSN Cycling Team project ahead of race start on July 4 and Spain's first knockout match against Austria

Remarkable recovery sees Josh Tarling go from broken collarbone surgery to Tour de France debut in just three weeks
By James Moultrie Published
News Welsh rider to play vital role in opening stage team time trial after returning from June 12 injury

Who will win the Tour de France 2026? Our definitive ranking of the favourites for the yellow jersey
By James Moultrie, Matilda Price Last updated
Contenders With Tadej Pogačar, Jonas Vingegaard, Remco Evenepoel and more set to do battle starting next week, we analyse their form and chances going into the Grande Boucle

Why a resurgent Marlen Reusser should be a real worry for Demi Vollering and Pauline Ferrand-Prévot at the Tour de France Femmes – Analysis
By James Moultrie Published
Analysis Swiss rider scorches to third title at home Tour de Suisse, with ominously more performance still to gain before August

'First attempt to hold my bars again' – Wout van Aert back on the bike as recovery from infection forced which him out of Tour de France continues
By James Moultrie Published
News Belgian took part in group ride put on by organisation funding research into children's cancer on Sunday

Tour de Suisse: Jhonatan Narváez beats Xandro Meurisse to win stage 3 as pair narrowly hold off the chasing peloton
By James Moultrie Published
Results Two leaders contest the finish in Bad Ragaz after over 100km at the head of the race

Route d'Occitanie: Ronan Augé awarded hard-fought first pro win as Noa Isidore relegated in stage 2 sprint
By James Moultrie Published
Results Elbows thrown during lead-out sees Decathlon rider denied stage win

'She wants me to bring this jersey home' – Tadej Pogačar races on with added motivation at Tour de Suisse after partner Urška Žigart's crash
By James Moultrie Published
News 'Today she's released from hospital, and she's in good spirits' says world champion ahead of stage 3

How do you replace Wout van Aert at the Tour de France? Analysing who could fill the void in Visma's supporting cast for Jonas Vingegaard
By James Moultrie Published
Analysis Dutch team are set to announce full roster on June 23 ahead of Barcelona Grand Départ

As it happened: Frenchman delivers from breakaway on Tour de Suisse Men stage 2 after breathless finale
By James Moultrie Last updated
Live Romain Grégoire wins sprint from reduced group as escapees just hold off late charge from Pogačar and Vacek

'We shouldn't get too hung up on a kilo or two in a cyclist' – No weight concerns for Tadej Pogačar ahead of Tour de France, says UAE's Matxin
By James Moultrie Published
News Slovenian says Tour de Suisse will show him 'if we are really ready for the Tour de France, or if we need to look for something more in training'
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