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All riders want to look their best on and off the bike. The true individual off-bike style of a rider can be measured in those moments off the bike: at the press conference; at the team mechanics truck, during the stage transfer; in the café; or for looking classy in general.

The 111th edition of the Queen of the Classics, Paris-Roubaix, which will set off from Compiègne this coming Sunday, April 7th, and feature twenty-seven sections of cobbles – the feared Pavé du Nord – adding up to a total of 52.6km.

Castelli offers you a free subscription to 2r, the new multi-media “magazine” about the hidden side of pro cycling. Beautiful photo essays, in-depth stories by Paul Kimmage and mini-documentaries of today’s stars are delivered to your iPad each month.

David Millar says that it is technology, not performance enhancing drugs, that is now giving pro cyclists an edge over their rivals. In an interview by Tom Southam for Humans Invent, Millar speaks about the role of technology within the sport, with his Garmin-Sharp team being one of the leading innovators.

Riding a time-trial is the most demanding discipline when it comes to aerodynamics. Almost every big team has a team of experts who constantly works to improve the equipment to be lighter, faster, and comfortable.