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 Robert Gesink
Robert Gesink Just Wants to Win Bike Races
bicycling.com, 5 Mars 2013
After finishing fifth in the 2010 Tour de France, 25-year-old Dutch rider Robert Gesink was instantly hailed has the next great stage-race rider in country steeped in Tour de France glory. But while injuries and personal tragedy have sidetracked his Tour de France efforts, Gesink has shown himself to be a more complete rider, winning races like the Montreal Grand Prix and the Tour of California. And in the end, winning bike races, any bike race, is what motivates Gesink the most. Bicycling caught up with the amiable Dutch rider while he was training with Team Blanco in Mallorca, Spain.
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 Russel Downing
velouk,
5 Mars 2013
TALKINGSHOP: RUSSELL DOWNING TRAINING FOR THE CLASSICS
The news gets better for NetApp-Endura with wildcard invitations for classics such as Amstel Gold, Paris-Roubaix and now Tour of Flanders. One rider covering a lot of miles over a lot of hills and bouncing over a lot of cobbles, is Russell Downing.
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 Tejay Van Garderen
velouk,
3 Mars 2013
TEJAY VAN GARDEREN PRE PARIS-NICE
Fifth last year before being crowned the best young rider in the Tour de France American Tejay Van Garderen is back on Paris-Nice with higher ambitions as the leader of the super-strong BMC team. While he forecasts a tight race, he clearly rates himself among the leading favourites to finish on the
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 Tyler Farrar
bicycling.com,
3 Mars 2013
Tyler Farrar Eyes a Return to Form
Garmin-Sharp's Tyler Farrar heads to Italy this week for his first big stage race of the season: Tirreno-Adriatico. There, the American will face his showdown of the season with the likes of Peter Sagan, Mark Cavendish, and Andre Greipel all at once. James Startt, Bicycling’s man in Europe, had a ch
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 Nicholas Roche
Velonation,
3 Mars 2013
Nicolas Roche Feature: With new motivations, the time is now to fulfil his potential
Nicolas Roche is 28 years old. He has won one race in the last three years, a stage of the Tour of Beijing in 2011. Coming into the prime of his physical abilities, it seems it is now or never for Roche to fulfil his potential. He had been riding for French teams since he turned professional in 2004
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 Powers Jeremy
Pez Cyclingnews,
3 Mars 2013
Jeremy Powers Gets Pez’d Post-Worlds!
Now that the mud’s been cleaned off the cross bikes after the Louisville Worlds mudbath we thought it was a good time to catch up with Jeremy Powers. The man that dominated the early cross season in the States and recorded the best ever World Cup finish for an American sits down and looks back on th
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 Nathan Haas
Velonation,
2 Mars 2013
Nathan Haas: “Something we try to do is really to stamp our name on a race.”
Nathan Haas (Garmin-Sharp) finished the 2013 Tour de Langkawi in sixth position - a considerable improvement on his 46th from the previous year - just 2’43” behind race winner Julian Arredondo (Nippo-De Rosa). The 23-year-old Australian was fighting to the last to improve that position, however, sin
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 Tiffany Cromwell
Cycling Tips,
1 Mars 2013
Winner of the women's Omloop Het Nieuwsblad.
Last weekend, Orica-AIS rider Tiffany Cromwell won the women's Omloop Het Nieuwsblad in a two-up sprint against Rabobank's Megan Guarnier. Last night, she sat down for a Skype interview with CyclingTips in which she spoke about her Het Nieuwsblad victory, the season ahead, running a marathon with on
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 Matthew Harley Goss
Cyclingnews,
0 Mars 2013
The next two goals, Tirreno - Adriatico and Milan - San Remo
I'm counting down to my next race which means it's time for another blog. Tirreno - Adriatico is always a good gauge of your form, especially before the Classics and I'm really looking forward to it.
I haven't checked out the stages too much yet. I've had a good period through Oman and training h
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Mandy Jones
Cycling Weekly,
28 Février 2013
An accidental champion
Thirty years have passed since Mandy Bishop won the World Championship road race at Goodwood, but the significance of that victory and her career should not be forgotten. In the 1980s, Bishop was British cycling’s
tenacious world-beater, paving the way for the sport’s modern stars without the
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 Joaquin Rodriguez Oliver
cobblesandhills,
25 Février 2013
‘If I Had to Choose Between Le Tour and The Worlds, I’d Pick the Rainbow Jersey’
Weeks of uncertainty are, finally, over. CAS’ veredict keeps Katusha and its leader Joaquim Rodríguez in WorldTour, the place UCI WorldTour 2012′s winner should logically be. He’ll ride wherever he wants to ride, facing the goals he wants to face, without having to worry about wildcards.
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 Pierre Rolland
Velonation,
24 Février 2013
Pierre Rolland Interview: “For me all of the mountaintop finishes are objectives”
Pierre Rolland (Europcar) is currently one of France’s biggest hopes for glory in its biggest race, as it searches for its first homegrown winner of the Tour since Bernard Hinault. The climber from near Orleans, in the Loire valley of central France, has taken arguably the most prestigious mountain
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 Sep Vanmarcke
VeloNews,
22 Février 2013
Vanmarcke: ‘Winning Omloop changed me as a rider’
TAVIRA, Portugal (VN) — Sep Vanmarcke’s lithe six-foot-two frame was twisted up like a pretzel in the back of a small, Euro-style camper van to change clothes after completing the final time trial at the Volta ao Algarve (Tour of the Algarve) last weekend.
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 Andrew Fenn
Velonation,
22 Février 2013
Andy Fenn Interview: “There’s a lot of opportunities here, so hopefully at least one will come off”
At just 22 years of age, Andy Fenn is starting his second season with WorldTour ProTeam Omega Pharma-Quick Step. The English-born Scot burst onto the elite scene last year with victory in two of the four races in the Challenge Mallorca - the Trofeo Palma and Trofeo Migjorn - and, after the solid sea
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 Stetina Peter
Velonation,
22 Février 2013
Peter Stetina Interview: “I’ve never been to this part of the World, and I’m just taking it all in.”
Peter Stetina (Garmin-Sharp) is making his very first appearance at le Tour de Langkawi, and he’s hoping to make it count. With just two of the ten stages not suiting the sprinters, it will be on the climbs to Cameron Highlands and Genting Highlands that the 25-year-old is targeting, to try to take
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Powers Jeremy
pez cyclingnews,
21 Février 2013
Jeremy Powers Gets Pez'd Post-Worlds!
Now that the mud's been cleaned off the cross bikes after the Louisville Worlds mudbath we thought it was a good time to catch up with Jeremy Powers. The man that dominated the early cross season in the States and recorded the best ever World Cup finish for an American sits down and looks back on th
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 Garcia Evelyn
dailypeloton.com,
20 Février 2013
Getting to know Olympian Evelyn García
Evelyn Yessenia García Marroquí was born on December 29, 1982 in Santa Ana, El Salvador. Evelyn is considered an all-rounder, having won time trials and mountain stages in the past. She has won the Vuelta a El Salvador on two occasions, the only woman yet to do so, in 2004 and 2007. García competed
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