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Michael Nicolson
Back to Blighty with Starley Primal.
VeloVeritas, 7 June 2014
It’s a sad day; VeloVeritas has lost our man in the Flatlands front line - Michael Nicolson. He’s back in the UK for 2014 and signed up with new team, Starley Primal – new home too for fellow Scot, Davie Lines. We thought we’d best have a word...
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 Leopold Konig
Ciclismo Internacional,
7 June 2014
Leopold König – Dauphiné Interview
It’s been a frustrating season for Leo. Having burst onto the major scene in 2013, with a stage win and 9th place in the Vuelta, he hoped to take 2014 by storm. Unfortunately, bad luck and injury have stopped this from happening.
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 Tyler Farrar
Road Cyclinh UK,
6 June 2014
Bids to recapture form at Jupiter London Nocturne
Garmin-Sharp¡¦s Tyler Farrar hopes to recapture the form of his junior days when he competes in the Jupiter London Nocturne on Saturday (July 7).
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 Sam Bennett
Cafe Roubaix,
5 June 2014
Would be fantastic to race the Tour de France.
In his debut season, the great Sean Kelly won four races. More than three decades later, his compatriot, Sam Bennett, who competed for Team An Post between 2011 and 2013, had a brilliant start as a neo-professional and scored all the wins of NetApp-Endura this season: Clasica de Almeria, Rund um Köl
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 Rémi Pelletier-Roy
Canada's Cycling Pedal,
4 June 2014
GP Saguenay, An Post Ras, Season Goals…
Rémi Pelletier-Roy, representing Garneau-Quebecor, is one of the most versatile cyclists in the peloton, with proven results in track cycling as a multiple Canadian Champion, with excellent sprinting abilities as showcased the last two years during the Challenge Sprint Pro, and with surprising endur
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 Evan Oliphant
VeloVeritas,
2 June 2014
Scottish Road Champion 2014.
The Giro was a wonderful race, no question; but whilst it's charging across Italy everything else gets ignored - like the Scottish Road Race Championship, for example. The winner was - unsurprisingly - Raleigh's Evan Oliphant.
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 Adam Yates
Cycling Weekly,
2 June 2014
Adam and Simon Yates: Britain’s future Tour de France winners?
Adam and Simon Yates are two of most talked about talents in British cycling, and as they embark on their first year as professionals with Orica-GreenEdge, Cycle Sport meets the twins to see what the future holds for them.
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 Simon Yates
Cycling Weekly,
2 June 2014
Adam and Simon Yates: Britain’s future Tour de France winners?
Adam and Simon Yates are two of most talked about talents in British cycling, and as they embark on their first year as professionals with Orica-GreenEdge, Cycle Sport meets the twins to see what the future holds for them.
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 Victoria Pendleton
Youth Cycle Sport,
29 May 2014
On motivating young riders
Olympic champion Victoria Pendleton is simply one of the world’s most successful sprinters ever. She fought against convention during her career and she overcame tough challenges along the way, so she’s well placed to offer some advice to today’s keen young riders.
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 Lauren Tucker Hall
Asphalt & Pine,
27 May 2014
An Interview with Lauren Hall, Part II
In Part II of my conversation with Lauren Hall (Optum Procycling), we discuss racing in the Stars and Stripes, the future of women’s cycling, and why Tim Reynolds should be looking over his shoulder.
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Lauren Tucker Hall
ASphalt & Pine,
26 May 2014
An Interview with Lauren Hall, Part I
Happier than a tornado in a trailer park, is a colloquial expression that could easily be applied to Lauren Hall (Optum Procycling), winner of the 3rd edition of Gent-Wevelgem. For the Mississippi native; however, being so happy that you want to pick things up and throw them around speaks less to wh
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 Robert Power
CyclingTips,
16 May 2014
A star on the rise.
While Caleb Ewan might get most of the attention when it comes to the Jayco-AIS World Tour Academy Team, he is just one of many exciting riders on the squad. Another promising talent is West Australian Robert Power. CyclingTips editor Matt de Neef caught up with Rob at the Tour d’Azerbaidjan where t
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 Taylor Phinney
Ride,
16 May 2014
Taylor Phinney: the hour, the Tour, and the team…
A few hours ago, Taylor Phinney won the fifth stage of the Tour of California. Afterwards he said it was one of the best victories of his career, but don’t expect him to calm down with satisfaction. The 23-year-old has many aspirations for the future and RIDE recently spoke to him to find out more a
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 Michael Barry
RoadCyclingUK,
15 May 2014
Canadian relives his career after release of second book.
In very contrasting eras, Barry rode for both Lance Armstrong and Sir Bradley Wiggins – very different in a lot of ways according to the Canadian, and not just the Armstrong is a self-confessed cheat and that Wiggins is a defiantly clean athlete.
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 Diego Rosa
Cafe Roubaix,
14 May 2014
Diego Rosa on his Giro goals.
A very talented rider, part of a new generation that Italy hopes to shine in the seasons to come, Diego Rosa is racing his second Giro d’Italia and hopes to continue to impress, like he did in 2013, when he finished 23th, despite being a debutant and having to help his team leader, Franco Pellizotti
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 Djamolidine Abdoujaparov
CyclingTips,
13 May 2014
An interview with Djamolidine Abdoujaparov.
Former Tour de France green jersey wearer Djamolidine Abdoujaparov was a guest of honour Tour d’Azerbaidjan and CyclingTips' editor Matt de Neef had a chance to sit down with the man affectionately known as 'The Tashkent Terror' to get his thoughts on the sprinters of today and what he's now up to.
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 Fabio Andres Duarte Arevalo
Cafe Roubaix,
10 May 2014
I want to do a good GC in the Giro.
Under 23 World Champion back in 2008, Fabio Duarte came to Belfast prepared for his third Giro start. Team Colombia’s leader for the three-week race, Duarte hopes to capitalize on his Giro del Trentino form and be one of the protagonists in the tough mountains of the Corsa Rosa. One of the most tale
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