
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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2025 Giro d'Italia stage 1 preview
By Stephen Farrand published
Preview May 9, 2025: Durazzo-Tirane, 164km

Giro d'Italia adds time bonus sprints to 19 stages of 2025 race in partnership with Red Bull to 'ignite fierce battles' in GC
By Stephen Farrand published
News New sponsorship and bonus seconds could spark more aggressive racing due to position of Red Bull KM intermediate sprints

Tour of Turkey: Tibor Del Grosso shows his power and talent on rising finish
By Stephen Farrand published
Results Under 23 cyclocross world champion beats Giovanni Lonardi and Lander Loockx to take first road race victory

'My form is only getting better' - Puck Pieterse never out of the top 10 in nine-race Classics campaign after finishing second at Liège-Bastogne-Liège
By Stephen Farrand published
News Multi-talented Fenix-Deceuninck rider adds La Flèche Wallonne to decorated cyclocross and mountain bike palmarès at 22

What is One Cycling? - Everything we know about the project that wants to revolutionise professional cycling
By Stephen Farrand published
Feature Some teams and race organisers hope to work together and grow the cycling revenue pie to cover

Uno‑X Mobility to race as 7‑Eleven at Liège-Bastogne-Liège for one day only in iconic changeout jersey of the 80s
By Stephen Farrand published
News Men's and women's teams swap red and yellow for green, white and red to revive 'a piece of cycling history' in tribute to American team and Merckx

Tour of the Alps: Marco Frigo wins stage 3 with 70km solo breakaway
By Stephen Farrand published
Results Italian scores first career victory in Innichen as Hindley and Gee lead home GC group

'My team is in mortal danger' – Arkéa-B&B Hotels team boss honest about fight for the future of French squad
By Stephen Farrand published
News Brittany-based team searching for €25 million sponsor to keep men's and women's teams alive
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2025 Giro d'Italia stage 1 preview
May 9, 2025: Durazzo-Tirane, 164km -
Giro d'Italia adds time bonus sprints to 19 stages of 2025 race in partnership with Red Bull to 'ignite fierce battles' in GC
New sponsorship and bonus seconds could spark more aggressive racing due to position of Red Bull KM intermediate sprints -
Tour of Turkey: Tibor Del Grosso shows his power and talent on rising finish
Under 23 cyclocross world champion beats Giovanni Lonardi and Lander Loockx to take first road race victory
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'My form is only getting better' - Puck Pieterse never out of the top 10 in nine-race Classics campaign after finishing second at Liège-Bastogne-Liège
Multi-talented Fenix-Deceuninck rider adds La Flèche Wallonne to decorated cyclocross and mountain bike palmarès at 22 -
What is One Cycling? - Everything we know about the project that wants to revolutionise professional cycling
Some teams and race organisers hope to work together and grow the cycling revenue pie to cover -
Uno‑X Mobility to race as 7‑Eleven at Liège-Bastogne-Liège for one day only in iconic changeout jersey of the 80s
Men's and women's teams swap red and yellow for green, white and red to revive 'a piece of cycling history' in tribute to American team and Merckx
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Tour of the Alps: Marco Frigo wins stage 3 with 70km solo breakaway
Italian scores first career victory in Innichen as Hindley and Gee lead home GC group -
'My team is in mortal danger' – Arkéa-B&B Hotels team boss honest about fight for the future of French squad
Brittany-based team searching for €25 million sponsor to keep men's and women's teams alive -
'The Loch Ness Monster of cycling' – New details of the One Cycling project revealed by Belgian press
Het Laatste Nieuws reveals men's teams expected to receive €1 million a season, women's teams €500,000, with four new races