 Louis Meintjes
Cyclingnews,
21 Octubre 2019
Meintjes keen to restart after season blighted by crashes
South African brings curtain down on 2019 campaign in Guangxi
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 Enric Mas Nicolau
Cyclingnews,
19 Octubre 2019
Mas excited to fill the Landa, Carapaz and Quintana GC void at Movistar
Spaniard seeking a win at Tour of Guangxi after tough final season at QuickStep
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 Taylor Phinney
Cyclingnews,
17 Octubre 2019
There's power in recognising you no longer have passion for what you do
29-year-old brings to an end a career that promised so much but was thrown off course by a life-changing crash
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 Carl Fredrik Hagen
Pez Cyclingnews,
17 Octubre 2019
Lotto Soudal’s Carl Fredrik Hagen Gets PEZ’d!
28 year-old Carl Fredrik Hagen rode his first Grand Tour this year - The 2019 Vuelta a España. The man from Oppegård in Norway performed well above expectation to finish in 8th place overall. Ed Hood caught up with Carl after his top ride in Spain and before he rode the World championships in Yorksh
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Stuart Balfour
Velo Veritas,
15 Octubre 2019
World Road Championships Breakaway Driver
"I jumped away about 40km into it and in the end I was away for around 100km."
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Curtis White
Cyclo Cross Magazine,
11 Octubre 2019
Curtis White, 2019 FayetteCross Day 2 Winner
Curtis White (Cannondale p/b CyclocrossWorld) had a strong start to the season, winning in solo fashion on Day 2 of Rochester Cyclocross and racing well at the two U.S. World Cups.
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Clara Honsinger
Cyclo Cross Magazine,
10 Octubre 2019
2019 FayetteCross Day 2 Winner
Clara Honsinger had a September to Remember capped by a third-place finish at the Jingle Cross World Cup, but with the U.S. World Cups in the rearview and Pan-Ams the next big target, it is time to look forward.
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 Mads Pedersen
Cyclingnews,
10 Octubre 2019
Now I want to win a Classic but it doesn't have to be in the rainbow jersey
New world champion savours his title in final races of 2019 season
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Maghalie Rochette
Cyclo Cross Magazine,
9 Octubre 2019
2019 FayetteCross Day 1 Winner
After a big September where she swept the Rochester Cyclocross weekend and won her first career World Cup at Jingle Cross, Maghalie Rochette (Specialized / Feedback Sports) headed south to Fayetteville for this past weekend’s FayetteCross.
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Kerry Werner
Cyclo Cross Magazine,
9 Octubre 2019
2019 FayetteCross Day 1 Winner
Racing at FayetteCross was a last-minute decision for Kerry Werner (Kona Maxxis Shimano), but the decision to fly to Arkansas proved to be a good one as he took the win in Saturday’s C2 and then followed it up with a third-place finish in the mud on Sunday.
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 Thomas Pidcock
Cyclist,
9 Octubre 2019
Worlds was best race of the year because of the crowds
Ahead of the launch of his rebranded cyclocross team, Tom Pidcock reflects on the Worlds and looks ahead to a winter of cyclocross racing
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Alfred George
Velo Veritas,
8 Octubre 2019
7th at the Junior World Road Championship
"...if a couple more had committed to chasing then we might have brought it back together for a sprint ..."
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Mandy Jones
Telegraph,
28 Septiembre 2019
People were screaming and shouting - it was like a pantomime
Mandy Bishop brought her old training diary along to this interview and, while there was sometimes a detailed memory of a particular race or training ride, the entry for September 4, 1982 remains gloriously short. ‘World Championships. First.’
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 Bradley Wiggins
YM Liverpool,
27 Septiembre 2019
Cycling hero talks football and Froome ahead of Liverpool show
Ahead of his live show at the M&S Bank Arena, British cycling legend Bradley Wiggins speaks to YM Liverpool about his proudest moment in the saddle, the musical heroes who inspired him, and where is football allegiances really lie.
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Clara Honsinger
Cyclo Cross Magazine,
25 Septiembre 2019
Clara Honsinger, 2019 World Cup Waterloo
The Oregonian came into the 2019 domestic season flying, finishing second in the C1 at Rochester Cyclocross and then repeating the feat a day later. A week later at the Jingle Cross World Cup, she joined the lead trio and took third for her first Elite World Cup podium.
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Mandy Jones
Cyclist,
25 Septiembre 2019
Q&A: 1982 Road Race World Champion Mandy Jones
Winner of the rainbow jersey on home soil in 1982, Mandy Jones tells Cyclist about coping with the aftermath of her win
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