 Taylor Phinney
Pez Cyclingnews,
8 Urtarrila 2015
PEZ Talk: Taylor Phinney
Taylor Phinney has the DNA of a champion cyclist and had the World at his feet until his horrendous crash last year put his cycling career on hold. Alastair Hamilton was at the BMC training camp to find out how things were progressing.
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 Elisabeth Armitstead
Velo UK,
7 Urtarrila 2015
Talking to a superstar in Women’sCycling, the World Road Cup and Commonwealth Games Champion Lizzie Armitstead
It has been a stellar year for Britain’s Lizzie Armitstead. If winning the Women’s World Road Cup was not enough, Lizzie dominated the Commonwealth Games Road Race and was so close to adding a medal in the Road Worlds to that collection.
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 Ruth Winder
USA CYcling,
7 Urtarrila 2015
Ruth Winder
Professional road cyclist Ruth Winder began her racing career on the track at age 14, and has since won numerous national titles. On the road, Ruth rides for UnitedHeathcare Pro Cycling where she has earned "Best Young Rider" honors, as well as helping her teammate Mara Abbott defend her overall lea
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 Alessandro Petacchi
Ciclismo Internacional,
7 Urtarrila 2015
Interview: Alessandro Petacchi
This is what you call a palmares: 22 stage wins in the Giro, 20 stage wins in the Vuelta, 6 stage wins in the Tour, winner of the points classification in all 3 Grand Tours, winner of Milan-Sanremo, Paris-Tours and Scheldeprijs. Easily, one of the most decorated and successful sprinters ever. Well h
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 Sven Erik Bystrom
Pez Cyclingnews,
6 Urtarrila 2015
Sven Erik Bystrøm Gets PEZ’d!
World champion is a good start to any professional career, even if you can’t wear the rainbow jersey. Katusha’s new young signing; Sven Erik Bystrøm want’s to repeat his Under23 win in the Elite class, which isn’t a bad ambition. We caught up with the champ at the Katusha training camp in Spain.
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Massimo Cigana
Triathlete europe,
6 Urtarrila 2015
Interview: Massimo Cigana
A bike racer from the age of 10, Italy’s Massimo Cigana gained cycling acclaim in his late teens and twenties, winning numerous international competitions and placing second in the 1998 Giro d’Italia as an elite amateur. Subsequently he turned pro and in 2000 earned an invitation to race alongside M
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 Bauke Mollema
Cyclingnews,
5 Urtarrila 2015
I needed a new challenge
After rising through the ranks at Rabobank and Belkin, Bauke Mollema has made the boldest and biggest step of his career in moving to Trek Factory Racing. He leaves behind the comfort zone of split leadership and home comforts for the chance to be the sole leader of a WorldTour team at the Tour de F
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 Thurau Bjorn
Cycling Quotes,
5 Urtarrila 2015
great that cycling is returning to Ge...
Bjorn Thurau is one of the young German cyclists that Team Bora-Argon 18 has recruited to lead them to success in 2015 and beyond, along with Dominik Nerz. Thurau spoke exclusively to CyclingQuotes.com about being a German on a team from his home country and his 2015 objectives.
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 Eduard Michael Grosu
Cafe Roubaix,
5 Urtarrila 2015
I want at least five wins in 2015
At the start of last year, Edi Grosu was an unknown for many, as 2014 was his first season at a Continental level. Riding for Vini Fantini-Nippo, the young Romanian took people by surprise with his very good results, going on to win six races (including the Tour of Estonia GC and the U23 national ti
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 Jens Voigt
Pez Cyclingnews,
3 Urtarrila 2015
PEZ Rewind: Jens Voigt The Last Attack
With Jens Voigt now retired it’s interesting to look back at our interview from this time last year when our own Alastair Hamilton sat down with Jensie at the Trek pre-season training camp in Spain to talk about his career and his plans for ‘One Last Attack’.
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 Kenny Robert Van Hummel
Cycling Quotes,
3 Urtarrila 2015
Van Hummel looks back at successful career
After Androni decided not to renew his contract, Kenny van Hummel has been forced into retirement. In an interview with NOS, the Dutchman reflects on his long career.
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Doug Shapiro
VeloVeritas,
2 Urtarrila 2015
US Pro and Joop Zoetemelk's Tour de France Domestique
At a recent summit meeting with VeloVeritas’s resident soothsayer and sage, Vik we were surprised to discover that there is actually one US rider who meets with the great man’s approval – Doug Shapiro.
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 Marcel Kittel
Cycling Tips,
2 Urtarrila 2015
It is going to be a challenging year for everyone.
He’s been the dominant sprinter in cycling for the past two seasons but, as Marcel Kittel heads towards his first races of the 2015 season, he’s taking nothing for granted. The Giant-Alpecin rider talks green jerseys, rainbow bands, younger rivals and what it will take to defeat Sagan in the Tour’s
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 Gianni Moscon
Ciclismo Internacional,
2 Urtarrila 2015
U23 and Junior report: Gianni Moscon
Ciclismo-Internacional opened a new section (U23 and junior report) in which the aim is to shed light on the evolution of some of the world’s most talented up-and-coming youngsters. We will try to in light our readers about the future stars of the sport, where their come from, their dreams, strength
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 Carmen Small-McNellis
Velo News,
1 Urtarrila 2015
Aims at 2016 Olympic team pursuit
In a week, eight women will suit up, clip in, and roll out onto the curved wooden banks of the Los Angeles velodrome. Only four will walk out into the warm LA sun with tickets to Cali, Colombia, host of the final track World Cup event of the season.
Carmen Small wants one of those tickets.
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Tobin Ortenblad
Cyclocross Magazine,
16 2015
An American first – Tobin Ortenblads's first elite cyclocross World Cup
Tobin Ortenblad, by any account, has had a successful season. At last count, he won over half of the road, cyclocross and gravel races he’s entered this offseason, and if his domination of the early-season Lobster Cup is any indication, he doesn’t plan on letting up any time soon.
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