About Rodrigo Mattiuz

From Veneto, via the London crit scene, to the world

Rodrigo Mattiuz grew up in the Veneto region of Italy, the cycling heartland that produced generations of professional racers. He now lives and works in London, racing at M2 and Cat 2 level. Upgraded from Cat 3 to Cat 2 in a single season, with 25 top 10 finishes across 43 races.

He has raced and travelled across 67 countries and speaks several languages, so he can work, ride and film almost anywhere. These days you will find him on the roads of France, Spain, Italy and Slovenia.

That range shows up in the content: cinematic production values paired with the technical fluency of someone who reads a power file the way most people read a text message.

Rodrigo sitting on the Col d'Aubisque summit marker, his bike leaning below

Racer first. Creator by trade.

M2 and Cat 2 on the road and in criteriums. I race at the weekend, test in the week and film all of it, straight after the criteriums.

When a product earns a place in a video, it has already been ridden hard, measured and compared.

Rodrigo racing through the clouds at the Pogi Challenge

On the bike

What I have done with it

The rides that shaped the channel, from a virtual Everest to a leadout for Tadej Pogačar at his home event.

8,848 m
Everesting
Alpe du Zwift, climbed again and again until the total passed the height of Everest.
1,151 km
Penang to Singapore
Ten stages bikepacking the length of Malaysia, carrying everything on the bike.
2025, 2026
Pogi Challenge
Two editions of the Pogi Challenge in Slovenia, Tadej Pogačar's home event, including a leadout for Pogačar.
Adventure
Camino de la Muerte
The Death Road, known as the most dangerous descent in the world.

From Strava

The routes, ridden

GPS tracks from the actual rides, redrawn from Strava. More routes will be added here.

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Why the reviews hold up

Real power data, not estimates

Products are tested against a race power meter and the files go on screen. If the numbers disagree with the marketing, the video says so.

Raced at M2 and Cat 2

Kit, wheels and electronics are used at race pace in crits and road races, where weak points show up fast.

International reach

67 countries ridden and several languages spoken, so shoots abroad run smoothly. The audience is led by Germany, the United States and the United Kingdom.