Today is my last day at Cyclingnews as I’ve decided that, after 18 years as a cycling journalist, it’s time to do something different. In January, I’ll be starting a Master of Teaching degree at university, and so I’d just like to thank everyone in the cycling industry for… 1/2
My cartoon for yesterday’s @GdnSaturday / @GuardianBooks.
p.s. my latest book of cartoons is REVENGE of the LIBRARIANS. Info here: https://t.co/t5P3yOqMTv
@Andymcgra@ShoddyCycling@jaksche Yep - Tour of the Med in 2004. I went to the race specifically for that stage to do an article for Procycling, which can be found in an issue from that time. @friebos called me the night before to say that Pantani had died, and I had to break the news to the race organisation.
The death of Andrei Kivilev: “A drama that saved lives”.
20 years on from the Kazakh's passing during Paris-Nice, @petercossins looks back on that tragic day and the much-needed change in regulations and attitudes that it brought about
https://t.co/RC132BMyak
Just watching the teams presentation ahead of the first stage of Paris-Nice, I’ve realised that it’s exactly 20 years since I attended my first race as a professional cycling journalist at P-N alongside the experienced hand that was - is! - @petercossins.
Time has flown!
@owenp@gallagherbren58@cycling_podcast@friebos@lionelbirnie That’s right, Brendan, and you were definitely on that podcast!
And that’s right, Owen - it was for Cyclingnews and/or Procycling, and we did it during the Tour for a couple of years, around 2006/07.
Richard, Friebos & Lionel went on to elevate podcasting to an artform, though.