 Bernard Hinault
Velo News,
12 November 2014
Interview: Hinault on his career, Lance Armstrong, and doping in cycling
Lance Armstrong has become a stain on the glorious cycling memories of French legend Bernard Hinault, who said he would refuse to speak to the shamed American rider.
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 Vincenzo Nibali
Cyclingnews,
12 November 2014
Exclusive interview: Vincenzo Nibali - Part 2
Vincenzo Nibali was often asked about doping at the Tour de France and the questioned and the scrutiny of the ethics of his Astana team intensified when the Iglinskiy brothers tested positive for EPO in the summer and a young Kazakhstani rider who rode as a trainee with Astana in the final part of t
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 Katie Archibald
VeloVeritas,
11 November 2014
European Individual and Team Pursuit Champion 2014.
Katie Archibald has been at it again; winning major championships.
This time it’s the European Individual and Team Pursuit Championships in – Guadaloupe?
Those French...
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Vincenzo Nibali
Cyclingnews,
11 November 2014
Exclusive interview: Vincenzo Nibali - Part 1
Vincenzo Nibali looks like any other European tourist as he spends time with his wife Rachele and baby daughter Emma in Dubai. He is one of the biggest names in professional cycling after winning the Tour de France, yet amongst the ostentatious wealth and consumerism of Dubai, he remains modest, fri
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 Bobby Julich
Cyclingnews,
10 November 2014
Return to Tinkoff Saxo feels like home
Julich joined Oleg Tinkov’s team earlier this month as Head Coach, and spent last week climbing Mount Kilimanjaro with his new colleagues. He knows the spine of the management at the team having ridden for Bjarne Riis for several years before then stepping up to coach the team after his retirement f
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 Warren Barguil
Cyclingnews,
10 November 2014
Focussed on Ardennes Classics and Tour de France in 2015
Warren Barguil (Giant-Shimano) is currently easing back after a long season that only concluded last month at the Tour of Beijing, where he finished sixth, and the ASO-organised Criterium in Saitama, Japan. However, his thoughts are already veering towards 2015, when one of his goals will be to make
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 Daniel Martin
Cyclingnews,
10 November 2014
Exclusive Dan Martin Interview: Lessons in success
When Dan Martin shot away in the final kilometre of the Tour of Lombardy, comparisons were instantly drawn with Ireland's last winner of the Race of the Falling Leaves. Like Sean Kelly in 1991, we were told, he had salvaged his season by landing a classic victory at the death.
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 Andy Schleck
Cycling Tips,
8 November 2014
I will stay involved in cycling. I love it too much.
Almost a month has passed since the day he announced that his career was no more. Since then Andy Schleck has worked on coming to terms with a premature departure from the sport, a decision forced by a Tour de France crash that ruptured his knee and abruptly stopped the clock.
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 John Degenkolb
Cafe Roubaix,
7 November 2014
The podium in Paris-Roubaix was the next big step of my career.
Gent-Wevelgem, four stages and the points jersey in the Vuelta, and a total of ten wins, this is the impressive palmares of John Degenkolb at the end of the 2014 season, his best to date. Also, the 25-year-old German made some significant improvements during the past months, which helped him finish
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Robert Smail
VeloVeritas,
6 November 2014
I just can’t get enough of those dead straight, pan flat.
It’s not been a good year for VeloVeritas chief cycling soothsayer, observer and talent scout, Viktor.
First there were Brad’s new tattoos, then the beard; David Millar’s shoes were hard to bear – and then someone mentioned ‘Jensie’ in the same breath as Eddy Merckx.
It was all too much ...
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 Chris Butler
Pez Cyclingnews,
6 November 2014
PEZ Talk: Chris Butler
Chris Butler went from a novice Cat. 5 racer as a college student in 2007 to a WorldTour pro with BMC. Since then he has had solid rides with Champion System and Hincapie Development team, for 2015 he is joining Team SmartStop. We caught-up with Chris to get the lowdown on his past and future.
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 Matej Mohoric
Cafe Roubaix,
4 November 2014
I want to do a Grand Tour in 2015
At just 19, Matej Mohoric was the youngest rider to race in the World Tour this season. The talented Slovenian was a member of the Cannondale Team, where he ended up after winning the Junior and U23 World Title in the previous two seasons. The beginning of 2014 found him at the start of the Tour Dow
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 Lauren Tucker Hall
Pez Cyclingnews,
4 November 2014
PEZ Talk: Lauren Hall
Ladies’ racing is on the up with more top races, teams and sponsors. One of the US’s unsung heros is 2014 Gent-Wevelgem winner Lauren Hill. Our own Ed Hood jumped at the chance to interview the Optum rider and get the inside line on life in the women’s peloton.
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 Koen De Kort
CyclingTips,
4 November 2014
Backing Kittel and Degenkolb in cycling’s biggest races.
He’s a fast finisher in his own right, but Dutchman Koen de Kort has built his career around helping others. In recent years he’s dedicated himself to ensuring fellow Giant Shimano riders Marcel Kittel and John Degenkolb take as many wins as possible, and has been part of some considerable successes
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 Alex Dowsett
Rouleur,
4 November 2014
The Importance of Being Angry
The last 12 months have brought Alex Dowsett a Commonwealth Games gold medal, a national 10-mile time trial record, and two yellow jerseys. His best season yet? Movistar's talented Brit begs to differ...
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 Powers Alison
Puro Ciclismo,
2 November 2014
Interviewed Alison Powers
Today we interviewed Alison Powers. Alison is the first American rider to simultaneously be National Champion in all three disciplines of road cycling.
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