Lukas Knofler is a freelance journalist at NewsBreak, Cyclingnews.com, and MSN. He focuses on individual sports and various sports disciplines, exploring the competitive landscape and the stories behind athletes' journeys. His work has been featured in prominent publications, showcasing his passion for sports journalism.
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Lukas Knofler's focus is mainly on event coverage in the field of sports, particularly cycling races with a specific emphasis on women's cycling events such as Tour of Chongming Island and Tour de Romandie. To effectively reach out to Lukas, consider providing insights or access related to these events, including interviews with athletes or behind-the-scenes stories from these races. Additionally, pitches highlighting unique aspects or challenges within women's cycling could be of particular interest based on his coverage history.
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By: Lukas Knöfler
20-year-old Swiss woman just misses the podium in her first full cycling season
When Viktória Chladoňová (Slovakia) raised her arms on the finish line of the UCI Road World Championships in Montreal, having just beaten home
By: Lukas Knöfler
35-year-old Swiss rider questions tactics in chase group after admitting 'in crucial moment, I was out of position; I was busy with my feeding'
By: Lukas Knöfler
The Montreal World Championships had begun perfectly for Marlen Reusser (Switzerland), who defended her ITT title in style, but the rest of the week
By: Lukas Knöfler
Multi-discipline star finishes sixth after providing main lead-out for Dutch rider, who was eventually caught, but still took victory
By: Lukas Knöfler
36-year-old Australian veteran benefits from Canadian experience in his 'home away from home'
By: Lukas Knöfler
Michael Matthews (Australia) is a veteran of the Canadian WorldTour races, having won the GP Quebec three times and the GP Montreal once.
By: Lukas Knöfler
After her sixth-place finish in the women's elite road race at the UCI Road World Championships , Puck Pieterse (Netherlands) flew through the mixed
By: Lukas Knöfler
Defensive tactic almost nets a medal on a course that didn’t suit the Danish star
By: Lukas Knöfler
Mads Pedersen (Denmark) seemed to be out of the fight for a good result several times in the Montreal World Championships road race, but the 2019
