Rider Blog: Chris Butler has had an up-and-down 2017 year with an arm injury ruining his early season, but the that all changed with a busy time in Italy, Spain and... Turkey. A trip to Istanbul to close off his year in fine fashion - Chris's tells us all about his last race of the year in his Xpedo Pedals Rider Diary.

Rider Blog: As the summer turns to autumn and the end of the 2017 season looms on the horizon, Chris Butler has been building towards the final Italian Classics and pizza! And as the off-season is only round the corner, our Basque resident is planning on joining the pilgrims to Santiago de Compostela.

Rider Blog: Chris Butler would love to riding the Vuelta a España at the moment, but due to injury it will have to be another year. Chris is well on the way to recovery from his broken elbow and has been on a racing trip to the US with his Spanish Caja Rural-Seguros RGA team. In his third 'Rider Blog' he gives us the low-down on Utah and Colorado.

After a brief rest period the Caja-Rural Seguros RGA will continue their season at the Route du Sud (2.1) in the south of France from 15 - 18 June.

Rider Blog: Chris Butler has not had the best of luck since he joined the Spanish ProContinental Caja Rural-Seguros RGA team. But it's looking like he has rounded the corner and things can only get better for our man in Pamplona and his elbow. Chris takes up the story in part 2 of his 'Rider Diary'.

Rider Blog: Chris Butler has had a broad pro career so far, riding for BMC, Team SmartStop, Israeli Cycling Academy and now in 2017 the Spanish ProConti Caja Rural-Seguro RGA team. We catch up with Chris in his new home in Pamplona, nursing a broken elbow, for his first PEZ rider blog.

Rider Interview: When PEZ interviewed the Caja Rural-Seguros RGA's new US signing, Chris Butler in January, he didn't know when he would start racing in 2017. Then what do we see? His name on the start list for the Volta a la Comunitat Valenciana, so what better time to hear what he has to say about life on a Spanish team.

Rider Interview: Chris Butler went from a novice Cat. 5 racer as a college student in 2007 to a WorldTour pro with BMC. Since then he has had solid rides with Champion System and Hincapie Development team, for 2015 he is joining Team SmartStop. We caught-up with Chris to get the lowdown on his past and future.