Sean Kelly
"King Kelly", the greatest Irish cyclist to have graced the peloton, brought the Emerald Isle to the fore alongside compatriot Stephen Roche in the 1980s. Points winner at the Tour de France four times, GC in the 1988 Vuelta, and a record-breaking seven consecutive wins at Paris-Nice feature during his glittering career – alongside double victories at Paris-Roubaix, Milan-San Remo and Liège-Bastogne-Liège.
Latest articles by Sean Kelly

By Sean Kelly Published
Member Exclusive Cyclingnews' expert columnist, and three-time Il Lombardia winner, weighs in on the riders' calls for safety improvements and Seixas' convincing first Monument victory

By Sean Kelly Published
Member Exclusive The Irishman reflects on a pulsating edition of the Spanish Grand Tour, and looks ahead to a fascinating edition of the Road World Championships

By Sean Kelly Published
Member Exclusive The 1988 La Vuelta winner assesses Pogačar's Worlds hopes following his race-ending crash, and weighs up the strengths and weaknesses of the contenders in a now wide-open maillot rojo battle

By Sean Kelly Published
Member Exclusive The Irishman gives his thoughts on Pogačar's 'best' performance ever, how the Slovenian compares to other five-time Tour winners, and what will be next on his race hit list

By Sean Kelly Published
Member Exclusive The five-time stage winner reflects on the Tour de France's first week, UAE Team Emirates-XRG's questionable tactics, and the hot conditions baking the peloton

By Sean Kelly Published
Member Exclusive The two-time Liège-Bastogne-Liège winner shares his thoughts on Tadej Pogačar's stunning fourth La Doyenne title, Demi Vollering's untouchable climbing credentials, and where next for France's super talent

By Sean Kelly Published
Member Exclusive Cyclingnews' Spring Classics columnist explains why he was so happy to see Van Aert win, Pogačar's need to return to Roubaix, and how Visma-Lease a Bike could have changed their tactics to help Marianne Vos

By Sean Kelly Published
Member Exclusive The nine-time Monument winner breaks down another Pogačar masterclass in Flanders, Vollering's tactical domination, and Evenepoel's promising performance

By Sean Kelly Published
Member Exclusive The nine-time Monument winner analyses the latest cobbled Classics action, including bizarre breakaway tactics, a vintage MVDP-WVA attack, and how Wiebes can do it all

By Sean Kelly Published
Member Exclusive Tom Pidcock put in a monster ride, but he came up against an even bigger monster in Tadej Pogačar

By Sean Kelly Published
Member Exclusive Two-time winner of La Primavera assesses how a potential Pogačar-Van der Poel duel may play out, why the Mexican is a dark horse, and his insight on what it takes to claim victory on the Via Roma

By Sean Kelly Published
Member Exclusive In his latest column, the nine-time Monument winner assesses Pogačar's prowess at Strade Bianche, the defining moment in an enthralling women's race, and why he welcomes the rise of Seixas

By Sean Kelly Published
Member Exclusive The nine-time Monument winner analyses a crash-filled Opening Weekend and questions whether Van der Poel's rivals could've done more

By Sean Kelly Published
Sponsored
Significant collective improvement in Classics by Pogačar's team helps Slovenian dominate from Strade Bianche to Liège-Bastogne-Liège

By Sean Kelly Published
Sponsored
The nine-time Monument winner reflects on Van der Poel's win, a costly mistake from Pogačar, and what Ferrand-Prévot's win means for the rest of the season

By Sean Kelly Published
Sponsored
Former double Paris-Roubaix winner less certain about Slovenian's chances in Hell of the North

By Sean Kelly Published
Sponsored
Sean Kelly reflects on E3 and Gent-Wevelgem, and what the results mean for the big Monument coming this weekend

By Sean Kelly Published
Sponsored
Sean Kelly breaks down Saturday’s men’s and women’s races, and what to expect as the Classics calendar heads to Belgium
The latest race content, interviews, features, reviews and expert buying guides, direct to your inbox!

