Anne-Marije Rook is the North American Editor at Cycling Weekly. With over 12 years of experience as a cycling journalist, she covers sports and sports business, drawing from her own journey as a competitive cyclist and adventurer. Rook's work has been featured in NewsBreak, Cycling Weekly, and mbr - mountain bike rider, just get out and ride.
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Anne-Marije Rook's coverage is centered on cycling, with a focus on reviews, events, and product promotions. She may be interested in pitches related to new bike accessories or technology launches, especially those which cater to the needs of cyclists. Additionally, she covers topics such as bike races and brands.
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By: Anne-Marije Rook
'The race that everyone loves to hate' continues to define the gravel discipline and the lives of its winners
By: Anne-Marije Rook
The bikes appear new but so do the CADEX wheels and cockpit and 55mm Maxxis tyres
By: Anne-Marije Rook
Factor says riders are warming up to the fork and the brand is doubling down on its radical aero philosophy
Former Tour de France stage winner cuts his Unbound Gravel debut short as rain and thunderstorms turn the Flint Hills into a grinding mudfest
By: Anne-Marije Rook
Robin Gemperle battled deep mud, stomach issues and a lot of walking to win the self-supported 356-mile Unbound XL
By: Anne-Marije Rook
Dutch rider helps Specialized secure a one-two finish but is left wondering what it will take to finally turn near-misses into victory at gravel racing’s biggest event
By: Anne-Marije Rook
"The dream is to win this race someday," says the Dutch rider
By: Anne-Marije Rook
New Zealander Ben Oliver powered to victory on stage 2 of the Tour de Wallonie to deliver the team its biggest result yet
By: Anne-Marije Rook
The final seven riders of the 2026 Life Time Grand Prix have been decided after Sea Otter and a mud-sodden Unbound Gravel
By: Anne-Marije Rook
The America Bikes Act would expand cycling infrastructure funding while supporting domestic bicycle manufacturing through federal incentives
