Eugene Kim @yourjeansoneugene: ‘Rigoberto Urán, cold, standing in front of white paper taped onto the team EF Education bus, after a cold descent on Mt. Baldy, the queen stage of The Tour of California.’

Roderick De Guzman @rodpedals: ‘When a pro rider comes home for the holidays and gets a homecoming reception (and a target on his back!). The pro taking the corner at the Teardrop with precision and speed. The other racers keeping up behind him. Local boy and EF Education First pro rider, Jimmy Whelan comes home for the Australian summer. Joins the local crits at the Hawthorn Cycling Club, showing some love!’

Anthony Leutenegger @anthonyleutenegger: ‘Mads Pedersen against all odds wins the 2019 World Championship RR. As rider after rider gave up, us photographers were ready to throw in the towel as well. Cold, long, and wet it was a battle against the elements. I unfortunately did not have access behind the finish line like other togs, but positioned myself well against the barriers. After raising his arms in victory Mads collapsed on the ground, as dozens of people swarmed around him I caught an image of him in full emotion and disbelief.’

Matt Stevenson @mattwstevenson: ‘Emptied the tank racing up to Lago Di Misurina against an Austrian. After 80km this effort was brutal. We climbed, exchanged words ‘your going strong’, edged out the speed, pushed our limits, taking chunks out of each other. ‘We race for the last kilometre?’, I agreed. He darted off, I clawed him back and took the line with 100m to go. We consoled, each broken but buzzing. I stopped to breath, he rode on, my only thought, I still had another climb to go – Tre Cime Di Laveredo.’

Liam Bertuzzi @liam_bertuzzi: ‘This photo was taken on the way back to Byron bay NSW after a local club race. My lungs were absolutely shattered due to near by fires. The smoke was thick and this small under pass seemed to be a breath of fresh air.’

Galen Stilgebauer @lightersideimages: ‘I had the chance to live in northern Italy for a year from June 2018 to June 2019. This little suspension bridge was always a catalyst to great bike rides. The Brenta River and the surrounding landscape will always hold a special place in my heart.

Will Armitage @willarmitage: ‘500km into the Bryan Chapman audax and I was enjoying rolling down the Wye Valley on a sunny, Sunday morning in May. Suddenly motorbike outriders start over taking me and then I’m asked to pull over. A breakaway goes through and I whip out my phone to get a picture of the peloton navigating a roundabout. I think it was a junior race but I know no more and I was in no state to chase them down and ask!’

Sean de Luna @de.Luna.Shoots: ‘On a business trip from Maryland to New York, I took my commuter-folding bike hoping to explore iconic landmarks beyond “office hours.” It took 325 photo-self-timer-bursts at the Brooklyn Bridge (between waves of crowds) to nail my bucket shot of a “levitaSEAN”. The experience was a rewarding reminder of what’s possible when you combine persistence, creativity, and bike-exploration. The bike and iPhone has become my lens to experience my world, differently.’

Ian Routledge @ianr_photography: ‘Feeling very small once gaining some height, with the views and scale of the Italian Mountains.’

Randall Frasen @fransencomesalive: ‘Table Mountain Park in Morrison, CO is kinda like the Marin Headlands of Denver. Huge expanses with amazing views and perfectly packed gravel paths. It suits road bikes with 25c all the way to gravel/CX practice and some single track for MTB.’

Bella Molloy @elbearo: ‘I’ve always enjoyed riding my bike, sometimes not so much for the exhilaration of pedaling itself, but more-so for the places it takes me and the sights I get to see along the way. I’ve always made a point of stopping and being mindful of the magic which is often around me. This photo was taken on a commute home from work in the middle of winter. I could tell the sky was going to pull out something spectacular for sunset and I made sure to stop to take it all in.’