Owen Rogers
A recent addition to the Cyclingnews staff, Owen Rogers is an experienced journalist, working as a freelancer 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

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Results Alex Aranburu takes second overall with Mattéo Vercher third

By Owen Rogers Published
Results The Dutch rider leads home the pack with Lucinda Brand in second and Babette van der Wolf third

By Owen Rogers Published
Results Ewen Costiou retains the overall lead win one stage remaining

By Owen Rogers, Patrick Fletcher Published
News Welshman confirmed in Netcompany-Ineos' line-up

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News Incident occurred after the route was altered because of another incident

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News 20-year-old Davide Stella signs a three-year deal with the top-ranked team

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Results The defending champion attacked a late breakaway, winning alone

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Results Two seconds separate top pair in GC as riders begin five-day stage race

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News EF Education-EasyPost boss sees a 'recipe for disaster' that requires a governance re-think

By Owen Rogers Published
Results Italian sprints decisively ahead of Hélène Hesters and Solbjørk Minke Anderson

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News The team will look to Finn Fisher-Black and Jordi Meeus for stage success

By Owen Rogers Published
News The Tour de France Femmes winner heads to Canada with form and ambition

By Owen Rogers Published
News The Olympic gold medalist will start La Polynormande for Decathlon CMA CGM on Sunday

By Owen Rogers Published
Analysis The Tour de France Femmes is over but there's still plenty to look forward to for the women's peloton

By Owen Rogers Published
News Defending champion Ally Wollaston will also return to the five-day race starting August 19

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Results Italian nabs leader's jersey in first win of 2026

By Owen Rogers Published
News The former German champion, set to start next week's Vuelta a España, remains on board with Tudor until 2030

By Owen Rogers Published
News The future of Picnic-PostNL’s bike supplier is uncertain in the middle of the race season

By Owen Rogers Published
Results Frenchman seizes race lead on tough climbing stage

By Owen Rogers Published
News The Canyon-SRAM rider was second overall after taking third on the final stage in Nice

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News The two Sloveninans will once again cross Grand Tour Swords at the upcoming Vuelta España

By Owen Rogers Published
Results Küng and Brenner make it a double day for Tudor Pro Cycling

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Results The French rider hangs on after riding the final 12km alone
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