 Michael Valgren Andersen
Cafe Roubaix.,
27 December 2013
I don’t like to be second.
Many teams were interested in signing Michael Valgren Andersen, one of the biggest prospects in Danish cycling, after his excellent 2013, a year in which he won the U23 Liège–Bastogne–Liège (for the second year in a row), the Flèche du Sud and a stage in the Tour de l’Avenir – the first Dane in four
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 Christopher Froome
The Telegraph,
27 December 2013
I want to win multiple Tour de France titles.
Chris Froome is taking in the beauty of Port de Alcudia, cycling slowly along the spectacular stretch of white sand adjoining the hotel that has acted as his training headquarters for countless days down the years here on Majorca’s golden mile.
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 Aldo Ino Ilesic
Pez Cyclngnews,
26 December 2013
PEZ Talk: UHC’s Aldo Ino Ilesic.
Slovenian strongman Aldo Ino Ilesic signed for UnitedHealthcare this year and immediately slot into their famous blue train as a strong key in their leadouts. Not just a leadout man though, Aldo also took a big win in 2013 taking the US Airforce Clarendon Cup and we recently caught up with Aldo to t
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 Diego Ulissi
cyclingmole,
25 December 2013
25 Riders to Watch in 2014 – Diego Ulissi.
The 24 year old Italian, riding for Lampre-Merida, has a season that most can only dream of.
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 Tao Geoghegan Hart
VeloVeritas,
25 December 2013
Working with Axel Merckx is an amazing opportunity
He has a name that's hard to miss, Tao Geoghegan Hart; with 2013 results to match - two of Europe's premier junior stage races and a podium in the junior Paris-Roubaix.
And for 2014 the 18 year-old from London is off to follow the path trodden by his mentor, Movistar's Essex chronoman, Alex Dowse
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 Samuel Sanchez Gonzalez
Cyclingnews,
24 December 2013
The last thing I want to do is retire like this.
The good news for 2008 Olympic road-race champion Samuel Sánchez this Christmas is that his contract with the soon-to-be-defunct Euskaltel-Euskadi, which technically had him racing for the Basque squad until 2015, has been formally declared null and void. The bad? He still doesn’t know where he’s ra
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 Jens Keukeleire
cyclingmole,
23 December 2013
25 Riders to Watch in 2014 – Jens Keukeleire.
A very strong 2013 for the 25 year old Belgian, has left him well placed for an assault on the big races in 2014.
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 Johan Esteban Chaves Rubio
cyclingmole,
22 December 2013
25 Riders to Watch in 2014 – Esteban Chaves
3 words can be used to describe this 23 year old Colombian, what a talent!
In 2012, at just 22, he won the GP Camaiore, a stage in the Vuelta a Burgos and was 3rd on GC. He also won the Tour de l’Avenir at just 21!
He looked set to have a brilliant 2013, but a bad crash in February in Trofeo L
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 Johnny Hoogerland
CyclingNews,
22 December 2013
Hoogerland looking forward to new start in 2014
Johnny Hoogerland surprised many by signing with Androni Giocatolli-Venezuela for the 2014 season but is looking forward to starting a new chapter in his career.
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 Frank Mathias
cyclingmole,
21 December 2013
25 Riders to Watch in 2014 – Mathias Frank.
What a brilliant season the BMC rider had. He was riding for Tejay Van Garderen, for most of the season, but still managed to pull off some impressive results: 4th in California, 5th in the Tour de Suisse, 2 stage wins in the Tour of Austria, 2nd in the USA Pro Challenge (and a stage win) and finall
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 Bob Jungels
Cafe Roubaix,
21 December 2013
I want to improve my climbing skills.
As a U23 rider, Bob Jungels won Paris-Roubaix, Flèche du Sud, Le Triptyque des Monts et Châteaux and the National Championships, and people were already saying he can be one of the best riders in the peloton in the years to come. Then, in 2013, he became a pro with RadioShack-Leopard and didn’t fail
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Michael Bennett
The Tour UK,
20 December 2013
Tour of Britain Race Director, Mick Bennett. Part two
The second part of Brendan Gallagher's interview with Tour Race Director Mick Bennett, talking about the evolution of the modern Tour of Britain.
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 Eros Capecchi
cyclingmole,
19 December 2013
25 Riders to Watch in 2014 – Eros Capecchi
The 27 year old Italian had a season disrupted by ill health. Riding for the Movistar team, much was expected of him but he struggled in the first half of the season.
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 Tony Gallopin
Cafe Roubaix,
19 December 2013
The World Championships are on my mind.
After two seasons with RadioShack-Leopard, Tony Gallopin decided it was time for a change, so in the Summer he signed a contract with Lotto-Belisol. After enjoying the biggest victory of his career at the Clasica San Sebastian, the French rider will focus on the one-day races in 2014, at least in th
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 Jens Voigt
Pez Cyclingnews,
19 December 2013
Jens Voigt: The Last Attack!
At 42 Jens Voigt is heading into his last season as a professional cyclist. Throughout his career he has been one of the ‘strongmen’ of the peloton, chasing breaks, fetching water bottles and every now and again; winning a race. A nice guy with a punishing nature; no more “shut up legs” from Jensie.
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 Sam Bennett
cyclingmole,
18 December 2013
25 Riders to Watch in 2014 – Sam Bennett.
He’s 23 years old, Irish, can climb and sprint. He’s got people making the easy comparison to Sean Kelly, but it’s unfair to compare him to anyone just now, lets just say he’s the 1st Sam Bennett!
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