 27.532 Elkarrizketak[EN] [EN] Here you find a collection of interviews on the internet in various languages. Bitossi (Thanks, Arturo!) is searching the Internet on a daily basis looking for fresh interviews. You can find them all in our Interview database containing thousands of riders interviews to be read, while having your cup of coffee.
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 Simon Gerrans
Simon Gerrans on his Liège-Bastogne-Liège victory
Ride, 30 Apirila 2014
On the night of his victory in the 100th edition of Liège-Bastogne-Liège, Simon Gerrans celebrated on the team bus and then jumped on a flight back to his home in Monaco. A mini off-season would start the next day. His Classics campaign for 2014 had a successful ending. But this is a rider who always seems to conjure another item to tick off his to-do list. Monument won, now it’s time to prepare for Le Tour… this is the sentiment of a pragmatist. On the Tuesday morning after ‘La Doyenne‘ he was looking after his kids and he put 15 minutes aside to talk about what had recently happened.
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 Sean Kelly
Pez Cyclingnews,
26 Apirila 2014
Retro Liege: Sean Kelly Talks
His stats for Liege read like this: 1979, 20th: 1981, 11th: 1982, 10th: 1984, 1st: 1985, 4th: 1986, 12th: 1987, 20th; 1988, 5th: 1989, 1st – good enough to tell us a little about La Doyenne? Yeah, we thought so too: PEZ talked to Sean Kelly about the oldest, and many would say the hardest of the ‘mo
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 Marianne Vos
Velo UK,
25 Apirila 2014
Talkingshop – Marianne Vos
Marianne Vos is a cycling legend in pretty much any discipline she turns her hand, or more importantly, her legs to. This year Marianne will be racing in the UK at the Friends Life Women’s Tour beginning on May 7th and this is great news for women’s cycling in the UK and Europe.
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 Christian Mark
VeloVeritas,
24 Apirila 2014
Raleigh's Young Manxman Enjoys a Good Season Start.
A nice result we spotted recently was Raleigh’s Mark Christian taking a top ten on stage two of the tough Tour du Haut Var.
We decided to have a word with yet another product of that sea air on the Isle of Man.
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 Laura Trott
Total Womans Cycling,
24 Apirila 2014
Interview: Laura Trott
Sitting across from Laura Trott, I momentarily forget she is a double Olympic Champion and arguably the greatest track cyclist in the world at present. In the flesh, Trott is like any other girl in her early 20s – girly, giggly and head over heels in love with her boyfriend, fellow Olympic gold meda
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 Michael Rogers
Ride,
24 Apirila 2014
Rogers: “My goal is to ride the Tour de France…”
On the afternoon of 18 December 2013, two days before Michael Rogers turned 34, he was a professional cyclist employed by the Saxo-Tinkoff team. It was the end of another successful season, his 14th as a pro, and he had taken his daughters to their swimming lessons near his European base in Mendrisi
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 Ian Wilkinson
Road Cycling UK,
23 Apirila 2014
Ian Wilkinson satisfied with form ahead of Rutland-Melton Classic.
Defending champion Ian Wilkinson jokes when asked to identify the key ingredient for winning the Rutland-Melton International CiCLE Classic.
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 Jonathan McEvoy
Road Cycling UK,
22 Apirila 2014
Johnny McEvoy on riding Paris-Roubaix.
Merseysider on the "proper madness" of the Hell of the North.
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 Nicolai Brochner
Cafe Roubaix,
22 Apirila 2014
The Tour of California is my first goal of the season.
No Danish rider ever won Paris-Roubaix so far, in more than a century since the inception of the race, and Nicolai Brøchner dreams to be the first cyclist from this country to get the prestigious cobbled stone shaped trophy. Just 20-years-old and one of the most promising young riders out there, Brø
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 Emma Pooley
Podium Cafe,
21 Apirila 2014
Part 1 - life off the bike.
In part 1 of our interview she tells us all about what she was doing in her "reduced season", including surviving finishing her PhD, running marathons in snowstorms, campaigning for women's cycling, Amnesty International, and much more.
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Emma Pooley
Podium Cafe,
21 Apirila 2014
Part 2: Previewing Flèche Wallonne, and the Women's Tour.
In part 2, she tells us what it's like to race the Flèche Wallonne, which she won in 2010, and how she's looking forward to the Friends Life Women's Tour of Britain, and how she feels about riding in the pack - and after the article, there are links to more Flèche previews, and information on how to
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George Mount
VeloVeritas,
17 Apirila 2014
The Original Colourful, 'Salty' American Racer.
In 1976 he placed sixth in the Olympics and in 1978 he won the Red Zinger and Coors Classic races in the States, placed fourth in the Milk Race in the UK and won the Palio de Recioto in Italy.
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 George Hincapie
Cafe Roubaix,
16 Apirila 2014
Talks about the Spring Classics .
Alexander Kristoff, Fabian Cancellara, and Niki Terpstra were the riders who shared the spoils in the first three Monuments of the season: Milan-Sanremo, Tour of Flanders, and Paris-Roubaix. In the last weeks, we’ve had some great racing, entertainment, drama, and memorable moments, that make this S
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 Mauro Gianetti
Pez Cyclingnews,
15 Apirila 2014
Retro Amstel Gold: Gianetti Remembers
The Amstel Gold Race signals the start of the Ardennes Classics, and the first signs of who’s looking good for the Giro. Raced over the hills, dales, and forests of south eastern Holland, the course selects its own worthy winner. Almost 20 years ago it was Mauro Gianetti who was making the news.
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 Mc Laughlin Ronan
Road Cycling UK,
15 Apirila 2014
On living the Belgian cycling lifestyle.
It is a widely-accepted feature of cycling that, despite the tireless work of peloton’s the domestiques, only the winners get remembered in the history books.
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 Tiffany Cromwell
Cycling Weekly,
15 Apirila 2014
Tiffany Cromwell interview
A fast rider and an even faster talker, Specialized-lululemon’s notorious Australian adventurer and resident fashion enthusiast sits down with CW.
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 Mathew Hayman
Ride,
15 Apirila 2014
Hayman on Roubaix: “Arenberg, it’s super rough but…” (2)
This is part two of an interview done the day after Paris-Roubaix with Mathew Hayman of the Orica-GreenEdge team. He’s explained his loss of many minutes to the winner, Niki Terpstra, and how two punctures in three kilometres near the final sector of pavé ended any hope he may have had on a day when
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