 Philippe Gilbert
Pez Cyclingnews,
31 December 2014
Philippe Gilbert Talks 2015
World and National champion, Classics winner, Grand Tour stage winner and always a man to watch in just about any race. Our man in Spain, Alastair Hamilton, caught up with Philippe Gilbert at BMC’s pre-Christmas training camp to get his opinions on many subjects.
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 Viatcheslav Ekimov
Cyclingnews,
30 December 2014
Kristoff saved Katusha in 2014
Katusha general manager Viatcheslav Ekimov has admitted that Alexander Kristoff's breakthrough season saved the team’s blushes in 2014. The Norwegian won 14 of the team’s 25 victories in 2014 including the rain-swept Milan-San Remo and two stages of the Tour de France.
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 Lawson Craddock
Cyclingnews,
30 December 2014
Craddock seeking consistency in second year with Giant
Giant-Alpecin's Lawson Craddock will be looking for more consistency in 2015 as he targets the Tour of California, another shot at the Vuelta a Espana and a spot on the US team for Worlds.
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 Bookwalter Brent
CyclingNews,
30 December 2014
Looking for more prominent role at BMC
Brent Bookwalter has been with the BMC Racing Team ever since he turned professional in 2008. He has seen the team go from underdogs to Tour de France champions. Now heading into his eighth professional season, the 30-year-old hopes that he can play a bigger role in the American squad.
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 Bradley Wiggins
Velo News,
30 December 2014
Metamorphosis
To close out the year, we are counting down the top 14 stories of 2014. VeloNews and Velo magazine’s editorial staff voted this piece as one of our favorite articles of the year. The following feature appeared in the July issue of Velo magazine, written in the days between Bradley Wiggins’ overall v
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 Natnael Berhane Teweldemedhin
Cyclingnews,
27 December 2014
Berhane dreaming of Tour de France start
Tour of Turkey victor Natnael Berhane says that it would be a dream come true if he were to become the first Eritrean cyclist to ride the Tour de France in 2015 with his new team MTN-Qhubeka. The South African-based team are looking to become the first African registered team to make it to the Grand
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Mike Turtur
The Sidney Morning Herald,
26 December 2014
No Simon Gerrans, but Tour Down Under poised for mighty fight
Tour Down Under race director Mike Turtur has no doubt that "to a man" the line-up of top Australian contenders for overall victory in the race next month would have wished that Simon Gerrans was available to try to defend his title.
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 Hugh Carthy
Ciclismo Internacional,
25 December 2014
Riders to Watch in 2015 – Hugh Carthy
It’s nice to come across a rider that breaks the mould. In British sport, it’s very unusual to come across young people who move into Europe, at an early age. There are very few footballers doing this and only a handful of cyclists.
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 Serghei Tvetcov
Cafe Roubaix,
23 December 2014
Serghei Tvetcov: Confident ahead of 2015
Without any doubt, Serghei Tvetcov has been one of the revelations of the UCI America Tour in 2014. Riding for the Continental team Jelly Belly, the 25-year-old won for the second time in a row the Cascade Cycling Classic, took the Tour of the Gila ITT and got a 3rd place in the Tour de Beauce, all
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 Simon Gerrans
Ride,
23 December 2014
I’ll set my sights for a little bit later in the season.
Onto the trails of Mount Buller went the reigning national champion, Simon Gerrans. It was an afternoon training session along with a few locals… and then down he crashed. A broken collarbone means Orica-GreenEdge is looking at different options for January. A day after his surgery, Gerrans spoke to
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 Andriy Grivko
Pez Cyclingnews,
23 December 2014
Astana’s Andrei Grivko Gets PEZ’d!
Our third and last exclusive Astana interview is with Andrei Grivko. He has a lot to talk about; the Astana team and the conflict in his home land of Ukraine. Andrei also has experience by the bucketful. We caught up with him at the Astana training camp in Spain.
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 Fabian Cancellara
Trekfactoryracing.com,
22 December 2014
Spartacus unplugged
A candid conversation with Fabian Cancellara about December team camp, last season, and what’s in store for 2015.
TFR.com: So to start off, how do you feel right now?
Fabian Cancellara: Okay. Good, actually. Healthy. Nothing is off, everything is on schedule. We had perfect weather for
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Robert Wardell
VeloVeritas,
22 December 2014
Scottish Cyclo-Cross Champion 2014
Unfortunately, VeloVeritas didn’t make it to the 2014 Scottish Cyclo-Cross Championships; it took that nice big colour shot of Rab Wardell (Orange Monkey Pro Team) in ‘Sportivs and Lance DVD Sales Weekly’ (aka 'The Comic' - or Cycling Weekly) to remind us of the error of our ways.
We soon had the
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 Caleb Fairly
Pez Cyclingnews,
21 December 2014
PEZ Talk: Caleb Fairly
Caleb Fairly has had quite a diverse professional career so far and it has just changed again, this time he’s off to join the Giant-Alpecin team. Ed hood caught up with the Texan to get the lowdown on his past travails and his future plans. The next step in the career of Caleb Fairly.
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 Leopold Konig
Cafe Roubaix,
19 December 2014
SKY is the right team for me.
Leopold König began the year with high hopes and a good form, but his Spring goals were hammered by a knee injury because of which me missed two months of racing. The 27-year-old rider came back in late April and soon afterwards finished 4th in the Bayern Rundfahrt, a result that gave him confidence
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 Tanel Kangert
Pez Cyclingnews,
18 December 2014
Astana’s Tanel Kangert Gets PEZ’d!
Our second exclusive Astana rider interviewee, Tanel Kangert is starting his fifth year with the team and so he is in the perfect position to give us his thoughts on the team’s present situation. There are two sides to every story, but Tanel is one of the people caught in the crossfire.
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