Paul Jones
Podium cafe,
12 October 2015
Interview: Paul Jones
With that curiously British institution, the hill climbing season, drawing to its conclusion - the national championships are due to be held at the end of October - Paul Jones pops into the Café for a coffee and a chat about A Corinthian Endeavour, his book telling the history of hill climbing in th
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 Adrien Costa
Pez Cyclingnews,
10 October 2015
PEZ Talk: Adrien Costa
Two Worlds silver medals isn’t bad, there are many riders who never get any! Adrien Costa was second in the last two junior World time trial championships and so Ed Hood caught up with the Axeon team rider to talk about his battles against the clock and his success as a road rider with a big future
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 Gregory Henderson
Cyclingtips,
10 October 2015
“I’m definitely a racer.”
He turned 39 years of age a month ago, he’s been a pro since 2002, but Greg Henderson is fully committed to continuing in the sport for at least one more season. The New Zealand rider has confirmed to CyclingTips that he will remain part of the Lotto Soudal setup in 2016, and that he is hungry to ke
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Bouchard-hall Derek
Business Insider,
10 October 2015
This shrewd Harvard MBA wants to rid cycling of its cheaters — and make the sport's 'doping story go away'
The sport is still coming to terms with its dirty past and rampant doping. Riders are still testing positive for PEDs. And like a ghost, Lance Armstrong, sports' persona non grata, continues to be a dark presence.
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 Laurens Ten Dam
CyclingNews,
7 October 2015
Ten Dam to combine US and European programmes
Laurens ten Dam (LottoNl-Jumbo)
Laurens ten Dam in the Pyrenees
Laurens ten Dam and Robert Gesink share a laugh during the team's pre-race press conference.
Laurens ten Dam (LottoNL-Jumbo)
Laurens ten Dam leads LottoNL-Jumbo on a training ride
Laurens ten Dam's one year deal with Giant Alpecin
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 Tom Dumoulin
Sport 360º,
7 October 2015
Rapid rise sets Dutch cycling star Tom Dumoulin on road to Grand Tour glory
It’s crazy to think that one decision from a medical school admissions officer could have changed the course of Tom Dumoulin’s life.
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 Sea Keong Loh
Cyclingtips,
6 October 2015
An interview with Sea Keong Loh
Becoming a pro cyclist is a something many amateur cyclists aspire to. Living that dream seems, from the outside, to consist of traveling the world, racing hard and being looked after by multiple staff so you can perform at your best. But what’s it actually like when you enter that world of pro raci
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 Richie Porte
Road Cyling UK,
6 October 2015
I leave Team Sky without a bad thing to say about them
Three Tour de France wins in four years – it’s been a remarkable run for Team Sky and their British leaders, with Sir Bradley Wiggins’ 2012 victory followed up by wins for Chris Froome in 2013 and 2015. However, only one rider has been ever-present through every stage of those four editions of the T
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 Danielle King
total Women's Cycling,
6 October 2015
Wedding Plans and Beans on Toast
We caught up with the Track champ to find out about her road plans for 2016 and the training she'll do
Read more at .
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 Elisabeth Armitstead
The Telegraph,
3 October 2015
Happy to go under the radar - as long as she keeps hitting the heights
happy to go under the radar - as long as she keeps hitting the heights.
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 Sarah Storey
total Women's Cycling,
3 October 2015
Podium Ambition Sister Club to Fund Team & Encourage Participation
Pearl Izumi Sports Tours International have announced that they will turn pro next year, under the name Podium Ambition.
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Phil Southerland
Velo-Club,
2 October 2015
Interview: Phil Southerland
While our mission is to inspire, educate and empower everyone affected by diabetes, our philosophy as a bike racing team is to give your maximum effort and work together with your teammates to achieve the set goal for each race.
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 Jens Voigt
Ride,
30 September 2015
Voigt: “It was a wild time but it was great”
During the course of his long career, Jens Voigt would win a range of races and help many others achieve success. The German was a key team-mate for many of cycling’s big stars but he earned his own moments of glory – sporadically, but very publically.
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 Bernhard Eisel
Cyclingtips,
30 September 2015
If I stay at Team Sky I’ll have a lot of free time
Bernhard Eisel had no other offer on the table when he turned down a two-year extension from powerhouse Team Sky for the prospect of riding alongside old sparring partner Mark Cavendish from 2016.
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 Mark Cavendish
The Telegraph,
29 September 2015
I’d even try synchronised swimming if it gave me chance of going to Rio Olympics
Mark Cavendish on how transfer to new team could help him to fulfil Olympic dream and why he is scouting flats in Manchester to boost his selection battle.
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 Molly Van Houweling
total Women's Cycling,
29 September 2015
UCI World Hour Record Holder Molly Shaffer Van Houweling
Molly Shaffer Van Houweling is the UCI Women’s World Hour Record Holder. On a velodrome in Mexico, she covered 46.273km in sixty minutes – finally breaking the previous distance set 12 years ago by Dutch rider Leontien Zijlaard-van Moorsel.
Read more at http://totalwomenscycling.com/longform/int
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