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Thomas Prehn
Retro PEZ Talk: Tom Prehn
Pez Cyclingnews, 7 Février 2017
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 Prehn.
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 Chris Butler
Pez Cyclingnews,
6 Février 2017
PEZ Talk: Caja Rural’s Chris Butler
When PEZ interviewed the Caja Rural-Seguros RGA’s new US signing, Chris Butler in January, he didn’t know when he would start racing in 2017. Then what do we see? His name on the start list for the Volta a la Comunitat Valenciana, so what better time to hear what he has to say about life on a Spanis
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 Timo Schafer
Bike Aid web,
4 Février 2017
about Timo
Timo is a real guy from the Saarland. Well, many would ask themselves if in the "up there in the high north" of the Saar area, really people from the Saar live, or not rather people from Palatinum. And of course he grew up as a passionate Mountainbiker - what else, as his origin is Sankt Wendel, fam
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 Jasper Stuyven
CyclingTips,
3 Février 2017
Stuyven forging his own path despite past comparisons with Classics kings
The rush to find the next Tom Boonen is as unfair as Belgium’s post-Merckx search for the new Cannibal: such comparisons are stifling and place unnecessary and unfair pressure on young riders.
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 Nathan Earle
CyclingTips,
1 Février 2017
Contract secured: Nathan Earle in career-best form and ready to get back on the winners’ list
he final months of 2016 were challenging for Nathan Earle. The 28-year-old’s Drapac team was folding, he didn’t have a ride secured for the year ahead, and with a newborn child at home, retiring wasn’t an option. He also wasn’t ready to give up racing — he felt as if he had plenty more to give. But
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 Neilson Powless
Cycling Today,
1 Février 2017
I want to keep improving on everything as a cyclist – Q&A with Neilson Powless
Neilson Powless, 20, established himself as a top rider in 2016, winning Joe Martin Stage Race p/b Nature Valley, the queen stage in Tour de l’Avenir, a time trial in Tour de Beauce and Tour of California’s best young rider jersey.
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 Rafal Majka
CyclingTips,
31 Janvier 2017
No longer backing Contador, stepping up a level in Grand Tours
He’s been a rider who has had to play second fiddle to previous team leader Alberto Contador but, following a move away from the Tinkoff team, Rafal Majka now has the opportunity and the ambition of team leadership in Grand Tours.
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 Julian Arredondo Moreno
Cyclingnews,
31 Janvier 2017
I feel like I'm starting all over again
He's only one week into the season, but Julian Arredondo thinks everything is going to be all right. The Colombian rode his way inconspicuously through the Vuelta a San Juan last week, his first race back at the Nippo-Vini Fantini team, but just making it to the end was a sign that his career might
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 Mark Cavendish
CyclingTips,
27 Janvier 2017
Merckx’s Tour record, Sagan’s worlds win, growing up and chilling out
Mark Cavendish was a relaxed figure at last week’s Team Dimension Data training camp in Calpe, Spain. At times a bundle of nerves during the season, the Manxman was much more chilled out as he made his final preparations for 2017. He’s come off the back of a superb first year with his new team, taki
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 Harris-Brammeier Nikki
Road Cycling UK,
27 Janvier 2017
British champion Nikki Brammeier recovered and ready for UCI Cyclo-Cross World Championships
When Nikki Brammeier rolls out to contest the UCI Cyclo-Cross World Championships on Saturday, she will do so as a proud member of Team GB, even if regulations dictate that her cherished national champion’s jersey – a title she has won on three occasions, most recently in Bradford earlier this month
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 Oscar Sevilla Ribera
Cyclingnews,
25 Janvier 2017
If it wasn't for Operacion Puerto I'd never have been as happy as I am now
Just over a decade on, Oscar Sevilla looks back at Operacion Puerto and remembers the pain and disruption it inflicted on his life but, perversely, he also now sees it as the best thing that ever happened to him.
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 Leah Thorvilson
FitArkansas.com,
19 Janvier 2017
5 Questions
Life often requires you to monitor and adjust, but you don’t have to tell Leah Thorvilson that. After injuries ended the running career of this former U.S. Olympic trials marathoner, she hopped on a bike. Fast forward to 2017 and she now has a spot on the Canyon–SRAM women’s professional cycling tea
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 Mcnally Mark
Pez Cyclingnews,
19 Janvier 2017
PEZ Talk: Wanty-Groupe Gobert’s Mark McNally
It has been a year since PEZ spoke to Wanty-Groupe Gobert’s Mark McNally. As the Belgian team were having their 2017 presentation in Spain last week, our man Alastair Hamilton had a catch up with the man from Liverpool.
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 Miles Scotson
ride,
17 Janvier 2017
Interview with the 2017 Australian champion
It was a result few expected but watch the replays and you’ll be reminded of how professional Miles Scotson was during his first race with the BMC Racing Team. Just 10 days shy of his 23rd birthday, the young man from South Australia timed his attack in the finale to perfection.
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Jens Lehmann
Pez Cyclingnews,
16 Janvier 2017
Retro PEZ Talk: Jens Lehmann
You could say Jens Lehmann was unlucky to have been competing in the pursuit event at a time when there were many top riders fighting for rainbow jerseys and Olympic gold medals. Ekimov, Boardman, Obree, Bartko, Moreau and Ermenault were all dominant in those years, but take a look at the palmarès o
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 Grace Garner
Total Women's Cycling,
13 Janvier 2017
2017 Goals, Race Day Breakfast & Zumba
We caught up with Leicester's newest addition to the Wiggle High5 train...
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 Kennaugh Peter
RoadCyclingUK,
12 Janvier 2017
Until I can’t give anymore, I’m going to keep pushing those boundaries
Team Sky’s Pete Kennaugh may only be 27, but the Manxman has packed a hell of a lot into his career as a professional cyclist – and promises he has plenty more to give.
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