James Moultrie is a Sports Journalist at Cyclingnews. He specializes in competitive sports, particularly cycling, having reported on major events like Paris-Roubaix and the Giro d’Italia Donne, and has interviewed prominent athletes including Chloé Dygert and Wout van Aert. James is featured in MSN, Eurosport, NewsBreak, and Cyclingnews.com.
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By: James Moultrie
Illness forces talented young US rider out of the race on opening day
By: James Moultrie
GC teams fail to bring back EF Education-EasyPost rider, who spent more than 120km in front
By: James Moultrie
'It is how it is, I tried, and I kept the pace in it, but it was not enough' says Dutch rider after falling to third overall on last day
By: James Moultrie
FDJ United-SUEZ rider puts team to work early on 145km stage 9 before dropping former teammate Van der Breggen in race for maglia rosa
By: James Moultrie
Anna van der Breggen continues in the lead of the Italian Grand Tour
By: James Moultrie
'It is how it is, I tried, and I kept the pace in it, but it was not enough' says Dutch rider after falling to third overall on last day
By: James Moultrie
Governing body's rule change effective from July 1
By: James Moultrie
Belgian says he 'thought I would be further along' after getting dropped again at Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
By: James Moultrie
Dutch team surprise winners whose illustrations feature on black and yellow jerseys
By: James Moultrie
Riders set to take on 167.5km from Le Puy en Velay to Montrond-les-Bains
