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

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News Matteo Jorgenson describes race leader as 'maybe the greatest cyclist of all time' but adds his teammate 'really believes he can beat him, we all do'

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News Dutchman scorches to third Tour stage win in Ussel ahead of Johannessen and Pidcock after another blazing hot day of racing

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News 'I don't think I would have come around him anyway' Brit concedes after taking third behind Mathieu van der Poel in Ussel, but takes positives from strong ride in break

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News Christian Prudhomme says when race director Gouvenou 'announced it to Pogačar earlier, he thanked him'

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News World champion says 'So far, it's one of the most enjoyable Tours, except for the heat'

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News Philip Roodhooft says 'The leadout was good, and Jasper could not finish it off once again' in Bergerac

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News Belgian breakaway rider caught just outside of the final kilometre after a valient day out front

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News World Champion grateful for rare 'easier day' on Bordeaux sprint stage

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News Belgian star says 'just let the past be in the past' after calling out teammate for not leading him out on stage 6

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News Team boss Ralph Denk says potential drama 'is being made out to be bigger than it actually was'

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Analysis Why the world champion won't stop chasing victory at almost every given opportunity

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News World Champion destroys opposition with dominant move on the Col du Tourmalet, builds 2:42 lead over Vingegaard at first time of asking

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News Belgian says the way stage 6 finale played out 'will need to be discussed thoroughly tonight' as they fail to match Pogačar and Vingegaard

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News French prodigy says a Tour where 'I can compete for the overall classification until the very end' would be a success

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News Belgian returns to the climb where he abandoned last year's race after safely getting through opening five stages 'a bit more relaxed than in other years' according to DS

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News Dane didn't fall but suffered broken derailleur in mayhem just outside protected 5km to go banner

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News Lidl-Trek rider proves doubters wrong in Foix after hearing 'a lot of places that I was done and I should just stop the season'

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World champion expects Torstein Træen to hold onto jersey 'for a long time' with 7:53 deficit to make up

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US national champion tells Cyclingnews about finding his best rhythm as an attacker and trying to pick off stage wins across cycling's biggest races

By James Moultrie Published
News World Champion takes control with stunning sprint in Les Angles, moves equal with Darrigade to fifth all-time on Tour stage wins leaderboard

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News 'I think we went through about 10,000 bidons today as a peloton' says British rider after brutal day near Spain-France border

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Analysis How the picture in the race for the yellow jersey looks after two sweltering days of racing

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News Dane finishes fourth on unfavoured territory in Barcelona sprint as reigning champion gifts stage to teammate Isaac del Toro

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News Publicity caravan won't complete the final 40km of the 196-kilometre route to Les Angles

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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
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