Simone Giuliani
Simone is a degree-qualified journalist that has accumulated decades of wide-ranging experience while working across a variety of leading media organisations. She joined Cyclingnews as a Production Editor at the start of the 2021 season and has now moved into the role of Australia Editor. Previously she worked as a freelance writer, Australian Editor at Ella CyclingTips and as a correspondent for Reuters and Bloomberg. Cycling was initially purely a leisure pur꧅suꦍit for Simone, who started out as a business journalist, but in 2015 her career focus also shifted to the sport.
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Swiss Grand Départ announced for Tour de France Femmes in 2026
News Lausanne loop to start off event on August 1 next year🦩 with race heading back to France from Geneva on stage 3
Has a more complete Lorena Wiebes got what it takes to tame Tour of Britain GC? 'I cautiously dare to dream'
News ‘There are tജough stages, but no really tough mountain stage' says Wiebes who till take leadership mantle
'Good day until blood came out' - The Unbound Gravel mishaps and misadventures that took their toll in 2025
News A catalogue of the crashes, broken wheels, barbed wire encounters⛄ and wrong turns that ended r🙈aces and curtailed results
UCI Gravel World Series – Marianne Vos delivers solo victory in rainbow jersey at 3RIDES as Niels Vandeputte sprints to men's win
Results Jonas Koch and Lari🦹ssa Hartog take ꧟second at German round of series
From surprise Unbound 200 win in 2024 to a crash, wrong turn and fourth place in 2025 – ‘That’s racing' says Rosa Klöser
News 'I will, for sure, come back next year and try to better that result,' defending champi൲on says🐼 about Kansas campaign
Unbound Gravel 200: Karolina Migoń takes emphatic solo victory in Emporia to continue winning streak
Results Back-to-back Traka 360 victor adds Unbound crown with more than 8 minute 𒈔gap to PAS Racing teammate Cecily 🔯Decker
Unbound 200 contenders expect to face drying course but heat, wind and mud patches could play a part
News Temp൩eratures of 86°⛦F (30°C) forecast for Saturday but mud patches could 'potentially create a few separations'
Who will win the 2025 Unbound Gravel 200? - Examining a stacked field to uncover the favourites
Analysis Running a ruler over the coꦦntenders, from defending champion Rosa Klöser to ಌTraka 360 winner Tobias Kongstad
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Swiss Grand Départ announced for Tour de France Femmes in 2026
Lausanne loop to start off event on August 1 next year with race heading back to France from Geneva on stage 3 -
Has a more complete Lorena Wiebes got what it takes to tame Tour of Britain GC? 'I cautiously dare to dream'
‘There are tough stages, but no really tough mountain stage' says Wiebes who till take leadership mantle -
'Good day until blood came out' - The Unbound Gravel mishaps and misadventures that took their toll in 2025
A catalogue of the crashes, broken wheels, barbed wire encounters and wrong turns that ended races and curtailed results
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UCI Gravel World Series – Marianne Vos delivers solo victory in rainbow jersey at 3RIDES as Niels Vandeputte sprints to men's win
Jonas Koch and Larissa Hartog take second at German round of series -
From surprise Unbound 200 win in 2024 to a crash, wrong turn and fourth place in 2025 – ‘That’s racing' says Rosa Klöser
'I will, for sure, come back next year and try to better that result,' defending champion says about Kansas campaign -
Unbound Gravel 200: Karolina Migoń takes emphatic solo victory in Emporia to continue winning streak
Back-to-back Traka 360 victor adds Unbound crown with more than 8 minute gap to PAS Racing teammate Cecily Decker
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Unbound 200 contenders expect to face drying course but heat, wind and mud patches could play a part
Temperatures of 86°F (30°C) forecast for Saturday but mud patches could 'potentially create a few separations' -
Who will win the 2025 Unbound Gravel 200? - Examining a stacked field to uncover the favourites
Running a ruler over the contenders, from defending champion Rosa Klöser to Traka 360 winner Tobias Kongstad -
‘The wait is finally over’ – Sarah Gigante returns to the peloton at Tour of Norway after recovering from iliac artery endofibrosis surgery
'No matter how it goes this weekend, I know that pinning on a number again will already feel like a huge win' says Australian
