27.532 InterviewsHere 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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Giuseppe Guerini
Beppe's simple plan succeeds
Cyclingnews.com, 19 July 2005
Giuseppe Guerini's victory in the 19th stage of the Tour de France was another one for the gregarios, the hard workers that are so essential to every team. After doing the job for his leader Jan Ullrich in the mountains, Guerini was given his own chance to get into the break today, and he took it by the horns. Cyclingnews' Hedwig Kröner reports from Le-Puy-en-Velay.
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Oscar Pereiro Sio
Cyclingnews.com, 19 July 2005
Finally on winner's podium
The 16th stage of the Tour between Mourenx and Pau saw Phonak's Oscar Pereiro win a four man sprint to take the team's first stage win of this year's race. In doing so, he had to bridge a five minute gap to leader on the road Cadel Evans, forming a group with Evans, Zandio, and Mazzoleni that made i
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Eddy Merckx
Spiegel, 11 July 2005
Armstrong Is Damned to Victory
All eyes are on Lance Armstrong this month as he seeks to add to his record of consecutive Tour de France victories. SPIEGEL spoke with five-time Tour winner Eddy Merckx about what it takes to win, Armstrong's main competitor Jan Ullrich and why he used to ride his stationary bike in the sauna.
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Pieter Weening
Cyclingnews.com, 9 July 2005
How close? 0.0002 seconds
Pieter Weening (Rabobank) took his first professional win today in the eighth stage of the Tour de France, in a desperately close two man sprint with 2004 Tour runner-up Andreas Klöden (T-Mobile).
But in the end, Weening was awarded the win by just 0.0002 seconds, which has to be one of the smalle
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Nicolas Fritsch
Vélo Club, 5 July 2005
L'interview exclusive de Nicolas Fritsch (Saunier Duval)
Nicolas Fritsch, 3e du Tour de Suisse en 2002, a accepté de répondre à nos questions. L’ancien coureur de FDJeux.com évolue cette saison au sein de la formation Saunier Duval dans laquelle on retrouve aussi Gomez Marchante, Garate ou Piepoli.
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Robert Hunter
Daily Peloton, 3 July 2005
Interview with Robert Hunter
We had a chat with the South African Phonak rider during the Volta a Catalunya in May. He talks about how he got into cycling, sprinting, the Tour and upcoming team time trial, South African cycling and much more!
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Michael Barry
Daily Peloton, 2 July 2005
Michael Barry Pre Tour Interview
A July 1st Pre race interview with Discovery Channel’s Michael Barry discussing the Tour de France, Lance, the Tour de Suisse and his own future.
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Rémi Pauriol
Vélo Club, 29 June 2005
Interview de Pauriol Champion de France Elite Amateur
J’ai 23 ans, je vis depuis 3 ans avec ma compagne, j’ai débuté le cyclisme par le VTT à 14 ans puis je me suis mis à la route à 20 ans
Ma première année route a été difficile j’avais un niveau national mais j’ai fait beaucoup de course élite2 et j’arrivais pas avoir de très bons résultats juste 2
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Jens Voigt
Cyclingnews.com, 23 June 2005
Voigt's best season ever?
"Yeah, but I think last year was also not bad," said Team CSC's man for the breakaways, Jens Voigt, to Cyclingnews when asked if he rates 2005 as his best season so far.
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Patrice Halgand
Vélo Club, 23 June 2005
Interview exclusive de Patrice Halgand
1 :Vous venez de terminer de Tour d’Italie, quel bilan pouvez-vous tirer de ces 3 semaines de courses ?
L’équipe du Crédit Agricole a réalisé un excellent tour d’Italie avec une victoire d’étape (Christophe Le Mével), un coureur dans les 10 premiers du général (Pietro Caucchioli) et une 2ème
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Danilo Di Luca
Vélo Club, 21 June 2005
L'interview de Danilo Di Luca
Danilo Di Luca réussit une saison remarquable. Vainqueur du Tour du Pays-Basque, de l'Amstel Gold Race et de la Flèche Wallonne, il a démontré ses facultés dans un grand tour en terminant 4e du Tour d'Italie. On sait qu'il ne sera pas au Tour de France mais le coureur italien est bien décidé à deven
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Daniel Atienza Urendez
Vélo Club, 17 June 2005
L'interview de Daniel Atienza
Daniel Atienza réussit une très bonne première partie de saison. Le coureur espagnol s’est illustré au Tour de Romandie dont il a pris la 9e place au classement final avant de confirmer sur les routes du Tour d’Italie sur lesquelles on l’a régulièrement vu à l’attaque. Finalement, l’Espagnol a termi
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Aaron Kemps
Daily Peloton, 12 June 2005
Interview with Liberty Seguros-Würth's Aaron Kemps: Part Two
I think so far the ProTour has been really good, you can tell the difference in the level of racing between the ProTour races and the non ProTour races. I think the ProTour will be really good for cycling long term, it makes the sponsors stay in the sport for at least the four year term of their con
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Denis Menchov
velo101.com, 10 June 2005
"je ne suis pas encore à 100 %, je suis ici uniquement en préparation pour le Tour."
Denis Menchov, jeune talent Russe agé de 27 ans, défend depuis le début de la saison les couleurs de l'équipe Rabobank.
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Maxime Monfort
Vélo Club, 10 June 2005
L’interview exclusive de Maxime Monfort.
Rencontré lors du Tour de Belgique, à Ostende, Maxime Monfort nous accorda un bref entretien. Fort de cette expérience, nous avons voulu savoir, à mi-saison, l’état de forme de jeune coureur belge, et surtout quels étaient ses états d’âme à l’aube de la Flèche Hesbignonne, et surtout en vue du champ
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Aaron Kemps
Daily Peloton, 10 June 2005
Interview with Liberty Seguros-Würth's Aaron Kemps: Part One
Aaron Kemps is a name you may remember from Fabio’s excellent Young Guns reports from Italy; if not, make a note as it is a name you will be hearing more of in the future. He has won a bronze medal in the points race for the Australian Junior track team. Then as part of the Australian Institute for
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Chris Wherry
Daily Peloton, 10 June 2005
Interview with Chris Wherry
Last January when I approached Team Health Net about covering the team for the first half of the racing season up to the US PRO races in Philadelphia, I had no idea I would be spending time with the cycling team that would absolutely dominate racing in America, with a take no prisoners style.
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