 Magnus Cort Nielsen
CyclingTips,
25 Février 2017
Orica-Scott’s secret weapon for the Spring Classics
The 18th stage of the 2016 Vuelta a España finished on the seaside, in Gandia, with a winner nobody identified correctly at first glance. An Orica rider winning a sprint? It must be Jens Keukeleire, who had netted a stage victory in Bilbao a week earlier by being the fastest out of a 45-rider bunch.
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 Lepistö Lotta
CyclingTips,
24 Février 2017
After breakout year, Lepistö enters Spring Classics with confidence
When the women’s Classics get underway this weekend, Lotta Lepistö will be one of the riders to watch. The Finnish national champion had her best-ever season in 2016 and, as one of the fastest sprinters in the peloton, should be there or thereabouts if she’s in a front group approaching the line. Bu
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 Adam Blythe
Road Cycling UK,
24 Février 2017
I want to show off being British champion as a national champion should
Racing for his fifth different team in the last five seasons, Adam Blythe is well aware 2017 has the potential to be a big season in his still relatively young career: a two-year contract with Aqua Blue Sport and the British champion’s jersey on his back means there can be no hiding, that’s for sure
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 Greg Van Avermaet
CyclingTips,
23 Février 2017
Van Avermaet heads into Spring Classics with confidence of an Olympic champion
Sunday’s Omloop Het Nieuwsblad marks the beginning of the Classic season, the point where the big one-day specialists step forward and show their cards. Defending champion Greg Van Avermaet will be one of those, even if he’s still building prime form. The Olympic road race champion relives his bigge
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Per Bausager
Pez Cyclingnews,
23 Février 2017
Retro PEZ Talk: Per Bausager!
Following on in our series of retro interviews; next in line, Ed Hood spoke to Danish 'workman' professional Per Bausager. For 13 years in the 70s and 80s Bausager plied his trade in Belgium and Italy, with occasional stints back home in Denmark, but he was highly thought of and was repeatedly calle
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 Giacomo Nizzolo
CyclingTips,
20 Février 2017
My best quality is I never give up
Speaking to Giacomo Nizzolo, one thing in particular comes across from the double Giro d’Italia points winner. Namely, his ability to deflect pressure.
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 Igor Anton Hernandez
Pez Cyclingnews,
20 Février 2017
Dimension Data’s Igor Anton Gets PEZ’d
New writer at PEZ, Luke Maguire, lives in the Basque Country and regularly trains with the stars on their home terrain. Luke’s first interview is with Dimension Data’s Igor Anton, a pro for over 12 years, but with a palmarès that possibly doesn’t reflect his vast experience.
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 Sepp Kuss
CyclingTips,
18 Février 2017
Breakthrough American climber Sepp Kuss with ‘nothing to lose’ at Rally Cycling
When Sepp Kuss won the Oak Glen stage at last year’s Redlands Classic — racing for an amateur team, and beating two former WorldTour pros — he didn’t entirely understand the significance of his victory. It was his first full season racing on the road and he hadn’t even signed a pro contract.
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Ulmer Sarah
Ride,
17 Février 2017
Talking Cycling with Sarah Ulmer
Ulmer expresses her views in a candid, friendly manner. She has strong opinions but they are never forced on anyone.
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 Eddie Dunbar
CyclingTips,
16 Février 2017
Poised to seize chances heading into year two with Axeon Hagens Berman team
He’s seen as a promising young talent for the future, an aggressive rider who has fired off a salvo of long-range attacks in recent seasons and who is moving closer to a big win.
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 Chad Haga
Pez Cyclingnews,
14 Février 2017
PEZ Talk: Sunweb’s Chad Haga
Early in 2016 it looked like the pro career of Chad Haga would end due to a collision with a dangerously driven car. Since then he has made a full recovery and ridden two Grand Tours, a World championships and a clutch of other top races. But has the incident left more than physical scars? Ed Hood s
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 Katarzyna Niewiadoma
CyclingTips,
10 Février 2017
Takes on new role in Marianne Vos’ WM3 Pro Cycling Team
The newly opened headquarters of Shimano Europe at the High Tech Campus in Eindhoven, The Netherlands served as the decor for the team presentation of Marianne Vos’ new team, WM3 Pro Cycling.
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 Thomas Pidcock
Evening Post,
10 Février 2017
Has set wheels in motion on road to glory
Leeds teenager Tom Pidcock won the triple crown of British, European and World titles in junior cyclo-cross this past season. He spoke to Lee Sobot about his ambitions for similar success in the senior ranks.
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 Nicholas Roche
CyclingTips,
8 Février 2017
Roche dedicated to putting Porte into Tour de France yellow
Nicolas Roche is in a new role, yet it’s a familiar one. For the past two seasons he was part of Team Sky and, in 2015, gave his all to help Chris Froome clock up the second of his Tour de France victories.
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 Sean Kelly
Road Cycling UK,
8 Février 2017
Looks to the future with An Post-Chain Reaction and calls for more support for women’s cycling
Irish legend shares his views on the WorldTour and the future of pro cycling
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Thomas Prehn
Pez Cyclingnews,
7 Février 2017
Retro PEZ Talk: Tom Prehn
US cycling in the ’80s was a hot bed of top riders at a time when there were few International races and American cyclists in Europe were a rare beast. That all changed when Greg Lemond hit the road, but there were a plethora of talent and Ed Hood has unearthed yet another of those top men… Tom Preh
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