Chris Marshall-Bell is a freelance journalist specializing in cycling. His work has been featured in publications such as Cycling Weekly, Outside, and CyclingTips. Chris covers a range of topics in the cycling world, including race coverage, equipment reviews, interviews with athletes and industry professionals, and analysis of the sport's culture and history.
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Chris Marshall-Bell's articles predominantly focus on cycling, with a specific emphasis on event coverage and reviews. He appears to be interested in human-interest stories within the sport, as well as exclusive interviews with key figures such as UCI's president.
If you have unique insights into the world of professional cycling or can provide access to individuals involved in significant developments within the sport, Chris may be receptive to your pitch. Additionally, if you are able to offer products for review related to road biking or travel bags designed for cyclists, this could also pique his interest.
While there is no specified geographic focus mentioned for Chris' coverage attributes appear neutral which suggests that he may cover events from various locations without restriction.
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By: Chris Marshall-Bell
The Welshman also calls for better governance in the sport to help it grow further
By: Chris Marshall-Bell
The Grand Tour winner is on course for his second successive one week stage race top-10
By: Chris Marshall-Bell
The Briton has finished eighth and ninth at the Giro d'Italia since his Vuelta podium
By: Chris Marshall-Bell
Rivals and former teammates of the Slovenian champion describe how bike racing is now a race for second
The Slovenian utterly dominated the Volta a Catalunya, winning the three mountainous stages and even a final day sprint
By: Chris Marshall-Bell
The Colombian revealed that some of his power numbers are better than before his crash in January 2022
By: Chris Marshall-Bell
By 2028 the American team wants to win one of cycling's three Grand Tours, and be firmly among the sport's leading elite
By: Chris Marshall-Bell
Every human brain works slightly differently, yet too often we demand bland conformity. Chris Marshall-Bell meets riders unashamed to cherish their uniqueness
By: Stephen Puddicombe, Chris Marshall-Bell, Adam Becket, Tom Thewlis
The Slovenian is the outright favourite for overall victory but there are plenty of other riders capable of having a say on the start line
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