Svein Tuft: breaking away from the machine

     Back in December, as the Christmas lights went up, and the year like no other wound down, I started to reflect on my journey through this pandemic, realising that there was one person I needed to speak to before the year was out. Svein Tuft. The person that funnily enough, I associate with the start of…

The last rebels of the Tour de France

The logistics of the Tour de France has always made my mind boggle. How you get nearly 200 riders, over 100 cars, 22 team buses, and 150 trucks, around the whole of France, in complete coordination for three weeks, is beyond me. Let alone when you start factoring in how it’s seamlessly presented to the…

What goes up, must come down

This year’s Tour de France was undoubtedly the best race we’ve witnessed in years. It had everything. Drama, excitement, and most importantly, unpredictability. Despite one of the favourites ending up winning, we didn’t know how it was all going to end, right up until the last day. It made for fantastic viewing. And yet, it’s…