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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Live Demi Vollering rode the final 34km to become the first woman to win Liège-Bastogne-Liège Femmes for a time.

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Live A 158.1 hilly course opens the women's Ardennes Classics

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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

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LIVE Elite women's peloton tackled 130.3km mid-week Classics in Schoten

By Owen Rogers, Dani Ostanek Published
News Italian climber will make his comeback this month at the Tour of the Alps

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LIVE A solo move after 164km packed full of cobbles and climbs on the menu in Belgium's biggest day.

By Owen Rogers Published
Results Mauro Schmid finishes second after a late attempt at a solo move

By Owen Rogers Published
News The Belgian team have struggled to make a significant impact in the cobbled Classics in recent years, but have a strong squad for Sunday’s Monument.

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LIVE A small group contested the final 5km with a remarkable sprint finish

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LIVE The peloton tackled five decisive finish circuits and 152.7km for the long-running Italian Classic

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LIVE The European Champion Vollering escaped on the Kapelmuur with Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney but out-sprinted the Polish champion

By Owen Rogers Published
News Having shown her skills in the bunch sprints early in the week, Bäckstedt beat some climbers on the mountain

By Lukas Knöfler Published
News Italian champion dedicates Jebel Hafeet victory to late friend

By Owen Rogers Published
News Sara Luccon won the intermediate sprints classification after rule-breaking invitation for the Top Girls Fassa Bortolo team

By Owen Rogers Published
Interview Despite her imminent retirement, the Australian remains last focused on racing in 2026

By Owen Rogers Published
News Can Elisa Longo Borghini defend her title? Who will be her closest challengers? We asked the contenders

By Owen Rogers Published
News 'Working with Lorena is not a sacrifice. I do it with pleasure,' Italian rider has been working with the world's top sprinter since 2023, leading her to unprecedented success

By Owen Rogers Published
News Former German star with 22 Grand Tour wins now masterminding UAE sprint train

By Owen Rogers Published
News 'It was a good start into the season, even though we didn't have the result' newest recruit Franziska Koch on competing with the world's top-ranked team

By Owen Rogers Published
News The Canadian sprinter is on the comeback trail after surgery for iliac artery endofibrosis

By Owen Rogers Published
News Niewiadoma recovered from a late puncture to ensure she finished with the other GC favourites

By Owen Rogers Published
News World time trial champion reveals why she left SD Worx

By Owen Rogers Published
News Dutch sprinter already has six stage wins at the race, but remains hungry for even more

By Owen Rogers Published
Features Team managers say regulation reforms, including more mandatory race participation, have increased pressure on riders and teams and will bring smaller pelotons in top level races
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