 Luke Durbridge
Ride,
21 November 2013
Luke Durbridge on pre-season and “learning”
It might be the end of the 2013 season but work is already well underway for 2014. The off-season has come and gone already for most professional cyclists. The dual Australian champion, Luke Durbridge – winner of both the time trial and road race at the nationals – spoke to RIDE about how things wen
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 Simon Yates
Ride,
20 November 2013
Q&A: Simon Yates and Adam Yates
British twins, Simon Yates and Adam Yates, will join the Orica-GreenEdge team in 2014. They are part of a feature in RIDE #62 about ‘The Class of 2013′ which profiles young riders from around the world who essentially enjoyed one form of graduation during the season… Caleb Ewan (who signed his
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 Adam Yates
Ride,
20 November 2013
Q&A: Simon Yates and Adam Yates
British twins, Simon Yates and Adam Yates, will join the Orica-GreenEdge team in 2014. They are part of a feature in RIDE #62 about ‘The Class of 2013′ which profiles young riders from around the world who essentially enjoyed one form of graduation during the season… Caleb Ewan (who signed his
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 Katie Archibald
VeloVeritas,
18 November 2013
The Team Pursuit with GB is my Path to Rio.
Glasgow’s Katie Archibald has gone from ‘good Scottish rider’ to ritish championship medalist to European Champion and world team pursuit record holder - and now double World Cup medalist in a matter of weeks.
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 Benjamin King
Pez Cyclingnews,
18 November 2013
PEZ Talk: Ben King
Former US Elite Road Race Champion Ben King has decided that after three years with Radio Shack, a change is due. The 24 year-old from Virginia will ride in the service of Jonathan Vaughters’ Garmin squad from January 1st adding to the US team’s already deep pool of young American talent.
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 Evelyn Stevens
Bicycling,
18 November 2013
Is Hungry for More
By now, pretty much everyone knows the story of Evelyn Stevens, the investment banker who first jumped on a bike back in 2007 and quickly discovered she had superhuman talent. Six years later she has become perhaps the most well-known—and beloved—American in the women’s pro peloton.
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 Farina Robin
Daily Peloton,
16 November 2013
Robin Farina - Women’s Cycling Association.
The Women’s Cycling Association (WCA) was created to fill a void in the cycling industry – a place where professional women cyclists can realize a career path with recognition, financial security and advancement in the sport worldwide.
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 Ben Swift
Road Cycling UK,
15 November 2013
Team Sky's Ben Swift on the recovery trail after shoulder operation.
Team Sky’s British sprinting ace Ben Swift is on the road to recovery after an injury-disrupted 2013 season and cannot hide his delight at being back on the bike again.
The Yorkshireman suffered a knee injury when he crashed on the final day of the Mallorca Challenge in February, and his comeback
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 Mccallum James
Road Cycling UK,
14 November 2013
Aiming for more Glasgow Revolution success as Commonwealth Games countdown begins.
Scottish veteran James McCallum is relishing the opportunity to race on front of a home crowd when the second Revolution Series event of the season is held in Glasgow on November 30.
The 34-year-old sealed overall victory for Rapha Condor-JLT at the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome alongside Olympic champ
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 Louis Meintjes
VeloVeritas,
13 November 2013
u23 World Road Championship Silver Medallist
There were few surprises in the final reckoning of the Elite World Road Race Championship in Florence.
Don’t say ‘Costa’ – he’s a quality rider; a season which included two stages and the GC in the Tour de Suisse plus two Tour de France stages meant he was a man to be reckoned with.
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 Philip Deignan
Velo News,
13 November 2013
Back in the high life.
Ireland has enjoyed a renaissance of late with success that rivals the glory days of Stephen Roche and Sean Kelly in the 1980s.
This year alone, Daniel Martin (Garmin-Sharp) won Liège-Bastogne-Liège and a stage at the Tour de France, while Nicolas Roche (Saxo-Tinkoff) won a stage at the Vuelta a
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 Richie Porte
Cycling Central,
13 November 2013
A season of battles lost and won for Porte.
Amid the tens of thousands lining the Col de Mente, a wall of noise, and with the sun beating down upon him, Richie Porte wavered, then drifted off the back of the groupe maillot jaune. A line of Movistar riders amassed at the front and drove the dagger in deeper. Revenge for an embarrassing inflict
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 Adam Hansen
Pez Cyclingnews,
12 November 2013
PEZ Talk: Adam Hansen
In no small part thanks to his amazing stamina and efforts of completing the Giro, Tour de France & Vuelta in the same year for the last two years running Adam Hansen is one of the most popular domestiques in the WorldTour today. He’s not just a popular guy thanks to his physical capabilities though
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 Kristian House
Road Cycling UK,
11 November 2013
On breakaways, the British championship, and the domestic road scene.
Former national champion Kristian House (Rapha Condor-JLT) is no stranger to the breakaway, particularly at the Tour of Britain where he was crowned King of the Mountains in 2012.
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 Nathan Van Hooydonck
Cafe Roubaix,
10 November 2013
My future lies in the Cobbled Classics.
At the beginning of the ‘90s, Edwig Van Hooydonck was one of the best Classics riders in the pro peloton, winning the Tour of Flanders and Brabantse Pijl after some wonderful performances. Two decades later, another member of the Van Hooydonck family is prepared to have his name engraved on the Hono
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 Josh Berry
Pez Cyclingnews,
7 November 2013
PEZ Talk: Josh Berry
Here at PEZ we try to keep our eye out for young men who are ‘doing it’ – getting themselves over to Europe and trying to make the grade. But let’s remember that not everyone can be on the World Tour.
Take 22 year-old American Joshua Berry, it’s a long way from his home town of Ketchum, Idaho to
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