Andrew Hood is an Associate Fellow at Fieldfisher. He specializes in sports journalism, covering a wide range of topics including individual and team sports, competitive sports, and the business of sports, as well as intersections with crime and justice. His work has been featured in notable publications such as CyclingTips, Yahoo News, Outside, and Bicycle Retailer and Industry News.
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Andrew Hood's articles primarily focus on cycling, with an emphasis on event coverage. He often covers the stories of professional cyclists and their journeys in various competitions such as Tour de France and Giro d'Italia.
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Roglič will miss San Sebastián and Burgos in leadup to the Spanish grand tour.
By: Andrew Hood
It's up to the sprint teams to control the break today.
The overall contenders won't win the Tour here, but anyone caught out could certainly lose it.
By: Andrew Hood
Tour de France Femmes contender Demi Vollering crashed hours before the live broadcast to reignite frustration over the race's limited TV coverage.
Time trial specialists will have 21 kilometers to leave a mark.
By: Andrew Hood
The GC remains tightly packed, but the race against the clock could blow it apart. Here are the start times for all the favorites.
By: Andrew Hood
Tadej Pogačar returns to the Vuelta a España for the first time in seven years. Here's why the world No. 1 decided 2026 is finally the right moment.
Seven categorized climbs packed into 140km could blow up the race.
By: Andrew Hood
World time trial champion Reusser powers to yellow and Vollering consolidates her GC position, but defending champion Ferrand-Prévot suffers against the clock.
By: Andrew Hood
Italian star hits back at media speculation over Paula Blasi's role and insists there's no tension inside the UAE team bus at the Tour de France Femmes.
