Reviews

A Mamil and a Fred Went Out to Climb a Mountain

  • February 25, 2020

From satirical reviews of the UAE Tour to a quirky cycling-themed indie film, here's a commentary on pro racing’s absurdities and the hidden gems in cycling culture.

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The First Film Was a Cycling Film

  • February 23, 2020

Did you know the first film ever screened featured bicycles? A look at the connection between the birth of cinema and cycling, and how moving bikes introduced viewers to a new world of visual storytelling.

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When a Russian Medal Isn’t Just a Medal: How Icarus Turned Doping into a National Allegation

  • February 28, 2018

Icarus presents Russian athletes as natural-born dopers, feeding a familiar narrative that frames doping as a national flaw rather than a global issue. But does the film’s story hold up, or does it merely reinforce stereotypes about where the 'bad guys' come from?

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Noosa Strade Bianche

  • August 20, 2017

Riding the Noosa Strade Bianche: gravel climbs, dusty roads, and a crew of riders from all over the world. A day filled with old-school cycling, tough climbs, punctures, and a well-earned cold beer at the finish.

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