Mitch Docker wary of modern pro culture: ‘I don’t love what it’s doing to younger riders’
Retiring Aussie warns against growing pressure and data-driven culture in pro peloton.
Mitchell Docker
From André Greipel to Fabio Aru: Here are the 2021 retirements you need to know about
Sprint supremos, time trial legends and monument masters swap out racing for business management, podcasting, farming and more.
‘It defeats you, but you want to come back to try and defeat it:’ Mitch Docker on the allure of Paris-Roubaix
Docker will retire after riding Roubaix one last time Sunday. The Aussie veteran knows that 'Hell' awaits him, but he wouldn't have it any other way.
‘It had a massive impact on my career.’ Why the Tour Down Under is so important for Australian pros
Simon Gerrans and other Australian pros explain why the Tour Down Under is such an important race for the home riders.
Docker warns of a peloton frayed at the seams come fall
EF Pro Cycling’s road captain warns of mental burnout as pros face keeping the legs turning from January through November.
Logan Owen strives for road captain role with EF Pro Cycling
In his third WorldTour season, American Logan Owen says he aspires to become the road captain at EF Pro Cycling, citing teammate Mitch Docker as a role model he hopes to follow.
Stone stories: Personal tales from Paris-Roubaix
Nobody, it seems, has a boring day at Paris-Roubaix. Here are a few of the most memorable stories from previous editions of the Hell of the North.
Roubaix pileups send several riders to the hospital
Elia Viviani, hit by a race moto after a crash in Arenberg, was one of several riders injured on a hectic day on the cobblestones of northern France
Yellow jersey Impey, two others extend with Orica
Daryl Impey re-ups with Orica for three years after breaking down barriers at the 2013 Tour de France
Power Analysis: Mitchell Docker’s Tour of Flanders race data
A brief look at Orica-GreenEdge rider Mitchell Docker’s power data from last weekend's cobbled classic
A conversation with GreenEdge’s Mitchell Docker: To Hell and back
There is not the slightest hint of braggadocio