Owen Rogers
Owen Rogers is an experienced journalist, covering the sport for various magazines and websites for more than 10 years.
Initially concentrating mainly on the women's sport, he has covered hundreds of race days on the ground and interviewed some of the sport's biggest names.
Living near Cambridge in the UK, when he's not working you'll find him either riding his bike or playing drums.
Latest articles by Owen Rogers

As it happened: A dramatic late change in the overall after stage 9 of the Giro d'Italia Women deals a pulsating game of poker on wheels
By Owen Rogers last updated
Live It's anything but a parade stage with 2,100 metres of total elevation gain on the 145km Saluzzo loop, marking a tough finale where the overall winner will be crowned

As it happened: It's as you were in Giro d'Italia Women overall after a huge battle on Colle delle Finestre in an avalanche shortened stage 8
By Owen Rogers last updated
Live The Queen Stage is here, and the moment the race has been building toward, with the Colle delle Finestre climb, where anything can happen in pursuit of the maglia rosa

As it happened: A late breakaway hold off the sprinters' team to take stage 7 at the Giro d'Italia Women
By Owen Rogers last updated
Live From Sorbolo Mezzani to Salice Terme, at 159km another long day in the saddle, is a wide-open race for the taking

As it happened: The sprinters take the day after a crosswind hit stage 6 at the Giro d'Italia Women
By Owen Rogers last updated
Live A welcome relief with another flat stage where the sprinters could shine on 160km route from Ala to Brescello

As it happened: More shuffling of the pack as the favourites battle it out at stage 5 of the Giro d'Italia Women
By Owen Rogers last updated
Live The peloton heads into the Dolomites for four categorised climbs and virtually no recovery sections over 146 kilometres with 3,200 metres of elevation gain

As it happened: Stage 4 mountain time trial produces huge time gaps at the top of the Giro d'Italia Women overall
By Owen Rogers last updated
Live The first significant GC shake-up with a challenging 12.7km uphill time trial on a cat.1 climb to Nevegal

As it happened: It's as you were as the sprinters take a tense finish at stage 3 of the Giro d'Italia Women
By Owen Rogers last updated
Live A step up in difficulty as the peloton race along a 156km route from Bibione to Buja in Friuli

As it happened: The sprinters come to the fore again in stage 2 of the Giro d'Italia Women
By Owen Rogers last updated
Live Another day for the sprinters along a 146km route from Roncade H-Farm to Caorle

As it happened: The sprinters have their day in Ravenna at stage 1 of the Giro d'Italia Women
By Owen Rogers last updated
LIVE A pancake flat stage from Cesenatico to Ravenna, 139km

'The legs are ready' - Antonia Niedermaier bullish ahead of another mountainous stage at Itzulia Women
By Owen Rogers published
News 23-year-old German climber promises stage 3 fireworks in Basque stage race while preparing for Giro

Tour de Hongrie: Tim Merlier takes a second victory on stage 3
By Owen Rogers published
Results Belgian overhauls Gaviria in rainy finale as Cosnefroy continues in race lead

Eli Iserbyt finds a new role with Tadej Pogačar's agents after early retirement from cyclo-cross
By Owen Rogers published
News Belgian will work as cyclo-cross coordinator at the A&J All Sports management agency

As it happened: Spanish glory at La Vuelta Femenina as the climbers put on a show on L'Angliru on stage 7
By Owen Rogers last updated
Live Starting in Pola Llaviana / Pola de Lavianna, the peloton will contest the longest day of racing at 132km, with a finish on L'Angliru

As it happened: The sprinters take the honours as a crash mars the final at stage 5 of the Vuelta Femenina
By Owen Rogers last updated
Live The peloton raced 119km beginning in León on stage 5 with two category 3 ascents on the menu before finishing in Astorga

As it happened: Breakaway hearts broken as the sprinters take stage 4 of La Vuelta Femenina
By Owen Rogers last updated
Live As the race heads toward the mountains, stage 4 brings the field a 115km race that begins in Monforte de Lemos

As it happened: A surprise late solo move takes the win in stage 3 of the Vuelta Femenina
By Owen Rogers last updated
Live Relentless ups and downs over the 121.2km from Padrón to A Coruña

'We are gravely concerned' - The Cyclists' Alliance respond to the UCI's request for consultation on the future of the sport
By Owen Rogers published
News The rider association suggests radical changes to the sport's structure to ensure progress and safety in the women's sport

Marianne Vos abandons Vuelta Femenina after breaking her collarbone in a stage 1 crash
By Owen Rogers published
News The six time stage winner finished seventh on the opening stage

Investigating the state of women's pro cycling in Spain – La Vuelta Femenina is thriving, but the lower levels are struggling
By Owen Rogers published
In-Depth As Spain gears up to host the first women's Grand Tour of the season, the situation for riders and teams outside of the WorldTour is concerning

As it happened: La Redoute proves pivotal launching the winning, solo move at Liège-Bastogne-Liège Femmes
By Owen Rogers last updated
Live Demi Vollering rode the final 34km to become the first woman to win Liège-Bastogne-Liège Femmes for a time.

As it happened: A solo win after a nail biting, tense finish at Amstel Gold Race Ladies Edition
By Owen Rogers last updated
Live A 158.1 hilly course opens the women's Ardennes Classics

As it happened: Paris-Roubaix Femmes concludes with a breathtaking three-up sprint
By Owen Rogers last updated
LIVE Four-star sector at Haveluy à Wallers is a major new addition among extra 4.5km of cobbles as the elite women tackle Hell of the North

As it happened: After a crash marred final lap Scheldeprijs Women concludes with the expected bunch sprint
By Owen Rogers last updated
LIVE Elite women's peloton tackled 130.3km mid-week Classics in Schoten
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