Stephen Farrand is the Head of News at Cyclingnews. With extensive experience in professional cycling reporting since 1994, he focuses on various aspects of sports, including competitive and professional sports, as well as sports business and broadcasting. Stephen has been featured in MSN, NewsBreak, and Cyclingnews.com.
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Stephen Farrand's focus is predominantly on event coverage within the realm of cycling, particularly professional cycling events and teams. His articles often feature updates related to cycling events, team developments, and athlete performances.
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By: Stephen Farrand
SD Worx-Protime sprinter feels punishment was too harsh and has questions over the UCI's measurement protocol
By: Stephen Farrand
Italian national champion gains a few seconds before the decisive Colle delle Finenestre
By: Stephen Farrand
US rider helped Michael Storer and Mathys Rondel in Giro GC battle
By: Stephen Farrand
SD Worx-Protime sprinter feels punishment was too harsh and has questions over the UCI's measurement protocol
By: Stephen Farrand
US rider helped Michael Storer and Mathys Rondel in Giro GC battle
By: Stephen Farrand
Isabella Holmgren wins white jersey, Elisa Balsamo dominates the sprints and Niamh Fisher-Black finishes fifth in GC
By: Stephen Farrand
'Hopefully I'll be at my level in the next month or two,' UAE leader says, with Vuelta a España his 2026 Grand Tour goal
By: Stephen Farrand
Briton training at altitude in Sierra Nevada before returning to racing at Tour de Suisse
By: Stephen Farrand
Jayco AlUla team manager on the little known work done by the SafeR working group
By: Stephen Farrand
'If everything goes to plan, I should peak for the start of the Giro' says 19-year-old Anglo-Italian
