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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NewsFrom the magazine: Worlds Collide – the
Editor's note: The following article appeared in the March 2011 issue of VeloNews magazine. We thought our web readers would enjoy a look
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News / Road / Tour de FranceOvercoming grief, Tyler Farrar mentally and physically
From winning stages at Tirreno-Adriatico and the Ster ZLM Tour to burying his best friend following a fatal accident at the Giro
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News / Road / Tour de FranceImage of Garmin-Cervélo’s Tour squad becomes clearer
Tom Danielson Julian Dean Tyler Farrar Ryder Hesjedal Thor Hushovd David Millar Johan Vansummeren Christian Vande Velde David
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NewsPhil Zajicek admits doping and cover-up, suspended for life
The U.S. Anti-Doping Agency has announced the life-time suspension of former Fly V Australia rider Phil Zajicek after he admitted to a
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News / Road / Tour de FranceChris Horner skipping Swiss tour, takes a new route to
Recent Amgen Tour of California winner Chris Horner will not be starting the Tour de Suisse this weekend as a warm-up for the Tour de
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News / Road / VideoORIGINS VIDEO: Heinrich Haussler on his first bike races
Regardless of their backgrounds, the top stars of professional cycling all share one thing in common — a story of fulfilled promise.
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News / RoadAmgen weighing its future with Tour of California
Biotech firm Amgen, the title sponsor of the Tour of California since its inception in 2006, is weighing its future involvement with the
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News / Road / Tour de FranceChris Horner says diet his biggest concern heading into
Recent Amgen Tour of California winner Chris Horner attributed his impressive climbing at the race, in part, to his ability to shed weight
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News / Road / VideoORIGINS VIDEO: George Hincapie on his first bike races
The latest in the series of videos of top riders talking about their start in the sport.
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Amgen Tour of California / News / RoadAmgen Tour director leaving AEG Sports for World Triathlon
Andrew Messick, president of AEG Sports and the man in charge of the past four editions of the Amgen Tour of California, will leave his