Katell Alençon, the incredible third life

A common sprain, five years of suffering, an amputation demanded as a promise of a new beginning. Then cycling, high-level competition, and an existence now lived at two hundred percent. We could […] Read more →

Lightening up to ride better, the paradox of cyclists

It’s often where it all begins: in the early morning, helmet still cold on the head, hands sliding on the bar tape, tires barely crunching on the wet asphalt. We mechanically adjust […] Read more →

Céline Hutsebaut, accuracy as a legacy

Thursday, January 8, 2026, there is no set. No workshop to describe, no light to locate, no gestures to observe. There is a phone. A voice. And that strange, almost paradoxical feeling […] Read more →

When the mind warms your hands on the bike

We all know someone like him. The one who turns every setback into an opportunity. His bike breaks? Perfect: an opportunity to learn its inner workings, to tinker, or to write a […] Read more →

Nicolas Fritsch, or the art of reinvention

We had seen him a thousand times on screen in recent years, without ever truly meeting him in person. His voice, however, had never left us: calm, clear, almost clinical at times, […] Read more →

Nicolas Roche, the man who never stopped moving forward

He arrives, slim silhouette, calm smile, helmet under his arm. The autumn wind kicks up a little dust on the path, one he now knows so well. Nicolas Roche has just donned […] Read more →