Laura Weislo

Velorama: A flash in the pan or the future of cycling? | Cyclingnews.com

The organisers of the Colorado Classic and the partner Velorama festival declared the event a success, but even in the heavily veiled PR-speak of the post-race press conference, it was clear that the concept was imperfectly executed.Related Articles The event was a bold experiment to inject some life into the sport by combining the UCI 2.HC stage race with a three-day music festival replete with multiple beer sponsors, food trucks and the hand-crafted product vendors of the Denver Flea market.

Colorado Classic chaos scuttles Howes' hopes for overall win | Cyclingnews.com

In a normal bike race, if a two-man breakaway has a minute with 30 kilometres to go, their chances of holding off the chasing peloton on flat roads without extreme weather conditions are slim. But the Colorado Classic is no normal bike race.

Ben Spies - Pro bike racer & amateur bike racer

Interviewed MotoGP driver Ben Spies for Pro Cycling magazine.

Songezo Jim living his dream with MTN-Qhubeka | Cyclingnews.com

Some professional cyclists come to the sport later in life than most, and can go on to have successful careers, but most at least knew how to ride a bike when they were children.

Gesink still aiming high despite rocky years | Cyclingnews.com

One-on-one interview with Robert Gesink from the 2015 World Championships.

Reijnen aiming higher after successful 2014 season | Cyclingnews.com

One-on-one interview recapping a season.

In pursuit of a passion | Cyclingnews.com

Interview with Jonathan Page, who I happened to run into at a race in Charlotte.

Lucas Euser: forging a new path after the pain of early retirement | Cyclingnews.com

Lucas Euser's professional cycling career was over on May 26, 2014. He just didn't know it at the time. When a motorcycle official stopped in the middle of the tricky descent from Lookout Mountain at the US Pro road race championships, it set off a chain reaction of events that culminated in Euser's premature retirement at age 32.

Chad Gerlach: A new lease on love and life

An interview with Chad Gerlach, March 6, 2009 Addicted to crack and living on the streets just over one year ago, American Chad Gerlach is now making his return to the pro peloton in perhaps the most surprising comeback of the year.

Swart defends Froome's physiological testing, more data to be released in 2016 | Cyclingnews.com

Tour de France winner Chris Froome answered the public's calls for transparency over his exceptional performances by releasing his physiological test data last week.

Five key points of Chris Froome's physiological data | Cyclingnews.com

Although Chris Froome made public the data of his physiological tests in an attempt to silence his critics, the information published in Esquire magazine only served to raise more questions about the missing pieces.Related Articles Cyclingnews spoke to Dr Andrew Coggan, a professor at Washington University School of Medicine and co-author of Training and Racing with a Power Meter, about what the data could tell us about what makes Froome such a dominant rider.

The science behind the Landis case | Cyclingnews.com

An analysis of Floyd Landis' defense in his doping case.

Beating the cheaters | Cyclingnews.com

An example of writing about complicated scientific information for a broad audience.

Pro cycling plagued by head injuries | Cyclingnews.com

Highlighting a critical issue in the sport.

Functions Encoded by Pyrrolnitrin Biosynthetic Genes from Pseudomonas fluorescens

Recombination-dependent DNA replication stimulated by double-strand breaks in bacteriophage T4.