In This Is Home, we step inside the world of Mathieu van der Poel. Meeting the family, the foundations, and the philosophy behind one of cycling’s most explosive riders. From cyclocross dominance at the Cyclocross World Championships to Monument victories at Paris-Roubaix and unforgettable moments at the Tour de France, this film explores the legacy, discipline and instinct that define his racing.
In Blank Canvas episode 3, Lidl-Trek athlete Tao Geoghegan Hart and graphic designer Ciarán Birch explore the relationship between professional road racing and everyday city riding. Contrast is about seeing the same sport through different eyes, blending grit and motion with layered, geometric forms. Together, they reveal a more relatable and raw side of cycling shaped by the streets we ride and share daily.
In Blank Canvas episode 2, “Collage”, Ayesha McGowan teams up with artist and herbalist Alicia Fairclough to explore Ayesha’s story through the medium of collage. From becoming the first African American woman to compete at the World Tour level to her work with Thee Abundance Project, Ayesha is expanding what representation in cycling can look like.
Safa Brian returns to the city that helped forge him into the cyclist he is today. Returning not just to ride, but to reconnect with a life that never really left him.
In a cycling culture dominated by pro bike checks and dusty berm shots, We Are Cyclists redefines what it means to ride bicycles. This film traces the origin and growth of All Bodies on Bikes, as both an organization and a movement, that challenges narrow, performance-driven definitions of cycling and creates welcoming spaces for cyclists of all stripes. Joy, inclusion, and supporting your fellow riders aren't necessarily radical concepts . . . All Bodies on Bikes wants to transform biking into a space where everyone feels welcomed, wanted, and empowered to ride.
A journey across Andalusia without a route. Starting in Huelva, Ibai rides by asking, listening, and following what each encounter offers. From open marshlands to the distant presence of Mulhacén and Veleta, the landscape reveals itself slowly. Alone on the road, movement becomes a way of understanding. Not a search for a destination but a conversation with a place that cannot be reduced to one image. A story about distance, trust, and letting the land speak first.
Four days of cycling through Apulia and Basilicata, where limestone roads, Adriatic air, long meals, and changing weather shape the rhythm of the ride. Follow Taylor Phinney, ex-pro cyclist and Gabe Kennedy, a chef from LA, as they travel by bike from Bari to Ostuni, Alberobello, Matera, and back again. From coastal headwinds to quiet climbs through olive groves, this is a story about endurance, curiosity, and the clarity that only comes from moving slowly forward.
