Peter Stuart is an experienced editor who specializes in cycling-related content. He has written articles for popular cycling publications such as Cyclingnews.com and Cyclist Magazine. With a passion for the sport, Peter provides insightful reviews, race coverage, and analysis to keep readers informed and engaged.
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Peter Stuart's coverage primarily focuses on cycling events and equipment. His articles often feature event coverage, making him likely to respond positively to pitches related to upcoming or ongoing cycling races, including exclusive insights or interviews with cyclists participating in these events.
Additionally, given his inclusion of product reviews for cycling equipment, he may also be interested in receiving pitches about new cycling gear launches or expert analysis on the latest trends in this area.
While Peter doesn't have a specific geographic focus mentioned, it is clear that his interest lies heavily within the realm of international competitive cycling and related products.
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Arvid de Kleijn in second, Maikel Zijlaard in third as JCL Team UKYO takes sprint win
By: Peter Stuart
Kopecky and Vos' winning breakaway followed by Wiebes for a Dutch to take first and third
By: Peter Stuart
New Dutch World Champion doubted her form against Kopecky after long two-up break, but overpowered her in the final sprint
By: Peter Stuart
New floating seatstays and front suspension mark out the brand's unseen gravel bike
By: Peter Stuart, Lyne Lamoureux
Two-up attack with second-place Gianni Vermeersch 50km out, leaves field behind
By: Peter Stuart
Slovenian rider had a long journey back to full health after his training crash left him with an exposed tendon
By: Peter Stuart
The Australian community will be better the more we prevent sexual violence and child abuse.
By: Peter Stuart
Running from November 14-16, dozens of cycling stars will descend on London amid over 80 brand exhibitors
Hitherto unseen X-Labs is owned by new 2025 team investor XDS Carbon-Tech and the bikes have already undergone aero testing against WorldTour competitors
One of the all time greats... Some bikes are objects of beauty, some are unique concepts and others are prized antiques.
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