After some ups and down for Jason Saltzman over the last five months in Austria, it's time for a change, or to move on. In this case it's back to California to see what comes up next... and get a burrito. Not the end for Jason, but the start of the next phase.

Season 2020 part 2 is about to kick in, but our man in Austria, Jason Saltzman, has made an early start with the Slovenian National time trial championships and the Palten-Ennstal Tour. Racing at last!

Things are starting to look up for Jason Saltzman in Austria - Proper training has started and the weather is definitely spring like. But news of the doping of an ex-teammate has tainted a lot of his best memories of his time with the Aevolo team.

Young racer Jason Saltzman's 2020 season has unravels as he's alone in Austria. But beautiful training roads and self-reflection help lead him through these uncertain times.

Jason Saltzman dragged himself half-way round the World to be a professional cyclist... All was going well, until the coronavirus stopped the season, now there is just an empty road ahead.

Rider Blog: Introducing a new member to the PEZ Crew: Jason Saltzman from California, who will be riding for the Austrian Sport.Land Niederösterreich UCI Continental team in 2020. Jason will be giving us the low-down on his Euro season with regular diary up dates from the peloton through out the year. In his first article we learn how it all came about.

Rider Feature: If you have ever pushed a pedal in anger you will have dreamed of riding as a professional in a top team in the big races. Jordan Cheyne is no different, except that he has realized his dream. Here is his story and his 'defining chapter' with the Elevate-KHS team.

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.

The ATB Tour of Alberta might be one of the final UCI races for many of the participating teams, but it was by no means a “farewell tour”. In fact, the race was as aggressive, even more so on occasion, than the Tour de Taiwan and Tour of Utah, both of which were hotly contested every kilometer of every stage.