Articles by Neal Rogers
An interest in all things rock 'n' roll led Neal into music journalism while attending UC Santa Cruz. After several post-grad years spent waiting tables, surfing and mountain biking, Neal moved to San Francisco, working stints as a bike messenger and at a software start-up. He moved to Colorado in 2001, taking an editorial internship at VeloNews. He never left, and is now Velo's editor in chief. When not traveling the world covering races, Neal can be found riding his bike, skiing, cooking, or attending a concert. Follow him on Twitter at @nealrogers.
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Armstrong, Vaughters talking about moving cycling forward
- Published May. 18, 2013
- Updated 2 days ago
Former adversaries and teammates reconnect and discuss ways to move cycling forward and focus on eliminating the cultural structure of
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Hesjedal: 'There are still two weeks to race'
- Published May. 12, 2013
Hesjedal attributed his difficulty to the cold and what he referred to as “TT butt," but says there's time to rebound
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Giro going according to plan for Gesink
- Published May. 12, 2013
As at last year's Amgen tour, Gesink has kept up with the leaders and delivered a strong TT performance; next up, the mountains
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Dowsett repays Movistar with time-trial victory
- Published May. 11, 2013
The young hemophiliac proves himself in a grand-tour time trial, taking the biggest win of his career
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Wiggins faces uphill battle in quest for maglia rosa
- Published May. 11, 2013
Wiggins is an ace time trialist, but to be certain of winning the Giro, he must attack in the mountains
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Wiggins’ GC hopes slide out of control ahead of Giro TT
- Published May. 10, 2013
- Updated May. 10, 2013 at 7:54 PM EDT
Previously expected to win Saturday's TT and take pink, Bradley Wiggins' GC hopes were unsettled Friday with a late crash in the rain
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Out of the shadows, Hansen pulls off stage win for the ages
- Published May. 10, 2013
- Updated May. 11, 2013 at 6:07 AM EDT
Aussie domestique plays the lottery and wins in the rain in Pescara
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Giro GC favorites discuss 'seriously tough' stage 8 TT
- Published May. 10, 2013
The 54.8km race against the clock is undulating, with a finishing ramp of over 13 percent gradient
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Brailsford praises Cavendish; Cav praises Omega leadout
- Published May. 9, 2013
- Updated May. 9, 2013 at 5:06 PM EDT
Cavendish spreads the credit his former boss at Sky gives him over waiting for Bradley Wiggins and others after a crash on Thursday
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Degenkolb, others carry the weight of Germany's future
- Published May. 8, 2013
Now a six-time stage winner in the grand tours, German John Degenkolb shares the burden of his homeland's cycling future