Rouleur #147
210 x 290 mm, 180 pages
London, UK
Published eight times a year
First launched 2006
Editor: Ian Cleverly
Art director: Enric Adell
‘Cycling culture’
Independent road cycling staple Rouleur touts itself as ‘the finest cycling journal in the world.’ The name? Rouleur: ‘a rider with strength and style who goes hard on all terrain.’
This 147th issue focuses on burnout as a recurring pattern in the cycling world. In his editorial, Ian Cleverly admits that burnout had a big impact on him during the Covid pandemic: ‘Nothing was making sense. It was time to stand down, step back, and reassess.’
Inside, Tom Thewlis interviews four-time British national cyclocross champion Cameron Mason; Marianne Vos, who has won 15 World Championships across four separate cycling disciplines, reflects on two decades of winning and how she still celebrates ‘a victory like it’s her first’; and a personal essay, illustrated by Andrei Pacea, explores the high pressure faced by backstage teams.