
Stephen Farrand
Stephen is one of the most experienced member of the Cyclingnews team, having reported on professional cycling since 1994. He has been Head of News at Cyclingnews since 2022, before which he held the position of European editor since 2012 and previously worked for Reuters, Shift Active Media, and CyclingWeekly, among other publications.
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One Cycling project faces a crunch moment as UCI decides on WorldTour races for next three years
By Stephen Farrand published
News 'It's something we must all build together, not just by a few' - David Lappartient paints more red lines around One Cycling plans before important presentation

'If you keep doing the same thing, you get the same result' - Jayco AlUla owner Gerry Ryan on why he is restructuring his teams without Matt White
By Stephen Farrand published
News An exclusive interview with the Australian team owner and businessman

'When two people argue, someone else celebrates' – Details of the Del Toro-Carapaz Giro d'Italia tactical battle emerge
By Stephen Farrand published
News 'When you make mistakes, you lay the foundations for future success' says UAE directeur sportif Fabio Baldato

'Our Giro was like an empty ketchup bottle, we kept shaking and then suddenly everything came out' - Wout van Aert finds perfect Giro d'Italia simile
By Stephen Farrand published
News Visma-Lease a Bike celebrate a hugely successful Italian Grand Tour

'I don't think I did anything wrong' - No regrets for Del Toro and Carapaz after losing the Giro d'Italia to Simon Yates
By Stephen Farrand published
News UAE Team Emirates and EF Education-EasyPost riders defend Colle delle Finestre tactics that allowed Brit to snatch overall victory

'I love it when people don't race for a place of honour' - Wout van Aert plays vital role in Simon Yates' Giro-d'Italia-winning attack
By Stephen Farrand published
News Belgian survived the Finestre in the break and then gave his all to help Yates on the valley road to Sestriere and the maglia rosa

'I had the fourth-best legs' - Derek Gee fights to secure fourth overall at Giro d'Italia
By Stephen Farrand published
News Canadian shows his consistent and confirms his Grand Tour talents

Pazzesco! A tactically dysfunctional but ultimately redeeming Giro d'Italia – Analysis
By Stephen Farrand published
Analysis 'Pazzesco! Incredible! Un Giro pazzo! - Crazy, incredible, what a crazy Giro!'
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One Cycling project faces a crunch moment as UCI decides on WorldTour races for next three years
'It's something we must all build together, not just by a few' - David Lappartient paints more red lines around One Cycling plans before important presentation -
'If you keep doing the same thing, you get the same result' - Jayco AlUla owner Gerry Ryan on why he is restructuring his teams without Matt White
An exclusive interview with the Australian team owner and businessman -
'When two people argue, someone else celebrates' – Details of the Del Toro-Carapaz Giro d'Italia tactical battle emerge
'When you make mistakes, you lay the foundations for future success' says UAE directeur sportif Fabio Baldato
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'Our Giro was like an empty ketchup bottle, we kept shaking and then suddenly everything came out' - Wout van Aert finds perfect Giro d'Italia simile
Visma-Lease a Bike celebrate a hugely successful Italian Grand Tour -
'I don't think I did anything wrong' - No regrets for Del Toro and Carapaz after losing the Giro d'Italia to Simon Yates
UAE Team Emirates and EF Education-EasyPost riders defend Colle delle Finestre tactics that allowed Brit to snatch overall victory -
'I love it when people don't race for a place of honour' - Wout van Aert plays vital role in Simon Yates' Giro-d'Italia-winning attack
Belgian survived the Finestre in the break and then gave his all to help Yates on the valley road to Sestriere and the maglia rosa
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'I had the fourth-best legs' - Derek Gee fights to secure fourth overall at Giro d'Italia
Canadian shows his consistent and confirms his Grand Tour talents -
Pazzesco! A tactically dysfunctional but ultimately redeeming Giro d'Italia – Analysis
'Pazzesco! Incredible! Un Giro pazzo! - Crazy, incredible, what a crazy Giro!' -
'Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose' - Isaac del Toro defiant in Giro d'Italia defeat after tactical battle with Richard Carapaz goes askew
Mexican shows his Grand Tour talents but loses out on victory after a tactical showdown