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 Nicholas Roche
All for Contador in the Tour de France.
VeloNation, 29 June 2013
He’s finished twelfth and fourteenth in the past and taken second and third on stages but, as the first stage of the Tour de France plays out on the rugged Corsican roads, Nicolas Roche has very different thoughts on his mind. Gone are ideas of personal ambition, of chasing results for himself; instead, an all for one mentality permeates, with Alberto Contador the undisputed chief.
For some it’s a step back for Roche, a rider who has been knocking on the door of a top ten finish and stage win in the race. However in taking a long term view, both he and his father Stephen Roche, the 1987 Tour de France victors, believe that he will develop more as a rider through the opportunity now to study one of the biggest winners in the sport.
Read more: http://www.velonation.com/News/ID/14864/Nicolas-Roche-interview-All-for-Contador-in-the-Tour-de-France.aspx#ixzz2cpPUyhSs
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 Richie Porte
Ride Cycling Revue,
29 June 2013
Richie Porte: exclusive interview.
“No matter what happens here, I’ve still had a great season so far,” said Richie Porte a day after arriving in Corsica for the Grand Départ of his third Tour de France. He is the right-hand man of the race favourite Chris Froome. But he’s in a position on a dominant team that might see him vying for
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Tom Schuler
Pez Cyclingnews,
28 June 2013
PEZ Talk: Tom Schuler – From 7-11 To TOAD
As this piece goes to press, the Tour of America’s Dairyland is being battled out up in Wisconsin, with those United Healthcare boys running riot, as usual. But who’s the man behind what is now one of the USA’s best run and supported race series?
If you’re of an age when you can remember those u
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 Michael Rogers
Ride,
28 June 2013
Working for Alberto Contador
On the Thursday before the 100th Tour de France, Saxo-Tinkoff held a press conference at the team hotel in Porto Vecchio. While Alberto Contador spoke in a room full of media, Rob Arnold and Michael Rogers sat outside and had a chat about how the Australian has prepared for the Tour, the differences
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 Jack Bauer
Cycling Central,
27 June 2013
Tour start dream come true.
Eleven Australians will compete in this year's Tour de France, but New Zealander Jack Bauer will be only the 11th Kiwi ever to compete in the French Grand Tour.
Bauer was confirmed as a starter in the Garmin-Sharp squad and will make his Tour debut alongside Australian team-mate Rohan Dennis.
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 Alberto Contador Velasco
The Independent,
25 June 2013
I can foil Chris Froome on Tour de France.
For the last six months, after almost every race he has taken part in, Chris Froome's status as Tour de France favourite has grown stronger and stronger. But, despite the euphoria at Team Sky following Sir Bradley Wiggins' breakthrough Tour victory for Britain last year and Froome's dominance since,
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 Michael Cuming
Pez Cyclingnews,
25 June 2013
PEZ Talk: Tour of Korea Winner Mike Cuming
With a show of perfect tactics from the Rapha Condor-JLT team; young gun Mike Cuming won the Tour of Korea earlier in June. It was maybe a surprise to him, but looking at how the win came about it was a strong confirmation of a class rider on a well prepared team. Here is Mike’s take on Korea.
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Shane Sutton
Velonation,
22 June 2013
It was the magnitude of the success that Bradley couldn’t deal with.
Having long been a guiding figure in Bradley Wiggins’ life, British Cycling coach Shane Sutton has said that he is ‘devastated’ that the rider has decided not to chase success in future Tours de France, but has emphasised the significance of what he has achieved in his career.
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 Joseph Lloyd Dombrowski
Pez Cyclingnews,
21 June 2013
PEZ Talk: Joe Dombrowski
Sometimes a rider comes along and right away you can just tell he has what it takes. We first caught sight of Joe Dombrowski at the Valle d’Aosta stage race, in 2011. Aosta, l’Avenir, the Baby Giro and the U23 Worlds are where the pro talent scouts do their window shopping.
At the Copenhagen Wor
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 Simon Clarke
Ride,
21 June 2013
Ready for Le Tour
He raced his first Grand Tour in 2012, won a stage and took home the climbers’ prize jersey. Simon Clarke enjoyed success in the Vuelta a España last year and he knows it’ll be a different sort of race when he lines up for this debut in the Tour de France on 29 June 2013.
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 Hannah Barnes
Total Women's Cycling,
17 June 2013
Hannah Barnes, pro-cyclist with MG Maxifuel
At the end of a tumultuous week, Hannah Barnes sounds cheerful and upbeat.
Her voice comes clearly over the telephone line in a series of considered but honest answers to questions largely concerning a seven day period that has included as many highs and lows as an elite professional cyclist migh
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 David Veilleux
Pez Cyclingnews,
14 June 2013
PEZ Talk: David Veilleux
AS well as providing confirmation of Chris Froome’s position as Tour de France favourite, the 2013 Dauphine demonstrated that slowly but surely Europcar’s 25 year-old French Canadian David Veilleux is moving towards the highest levels of the sport. We spoke to him at the end of last season after he
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 Sharon Laws
Total Women's Cycling,
13 June 2013
Interview: Sharon Laws, recovering from that crash
One of the great things about the women’s peloton is the range of personalities and backgrounds the riders come to the sport with – Sharon Laws personifies this.
After gaining an MSc in Conservation, and having worked for charities, the British Government, the United Nations and mining companies,
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 Kiel Reijnen
Pez Cyclingnews,
12 June 2013
PEZ Talk: Philly Winner Kiel Reijnen
It was back in January when we spoke to ‘Philly’ organiser Dave Chauner about the demise of the coolest race on the US calendar. But you can’t keep a good race – and a good party – down and the faithful were out on The Manayunk Wall on Sunday as Philly changed organising committee and parcours – but
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 Vincenzo Nibali
The Astana Times,
12 June 2013
Vincenzo Nibali Looks to More Victories with Astana Team
The May 26 Giro d’Italia victory of Astana Cycling Team Captain Vincenzo Nibali made big news in Italy, Kazakhstan and the cycling world. Following the race, Nibali, also known as Shark, visited the Kazakhstan capital, where he sat down for an interview with The Astana Times.
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 Bookwalter Brent
Pez Cyclingnews,
3 June 2013
PEZ Talk: BMC’s Brent Bookwalter
Some say that last is the worst spot to finish a race; but there’s also a school of thought which says second place is the worst. And some would say that the worst races to finish second in are National or World Championships; the winner gets to wear the champion’s jersey for a whole year – the runn
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 Clément Koretzky
Pez Cyclingnews,
30 May 2013
PEZ Talk: Bretagne Séché’s Clément Koretzky
Just 22 years old and a second year pro, young Frenchman Clément Koretzky was not afraid to mix it up with the best at this year’s Paris-Roubaix going in the early break and crossing the Arenberg forest ahead of the peloton in the company of three big Classics men in Matthew Hayman, Stuart O’Grady &
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