 Kennaugh Peter
CyclingTips,
3 August 2018
Getting the spark back: Kennaugh presses the reset button on his career
L’Equipe was exaggerating, but its recent headline ‘Le règne sans fin’ – the unending reign – had elements of truth to it. Since 2012 British riders have won the Tour de France a staggering six out of the past seven years. Bradley Wiggins got the ball rolling in 2012, Chris Froome took over the foll
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Kennaugh Peter
CyclingTips,
3 August 2018
‘Banning TUEs could be a good idea:’ Kennaugh speaks his mind
British rider Peter Kennaugh is no longer part of Team Sky, but has nevertheless seen the scrutiny the team has been under in the media over the Bradley Wiggins TUE investigation and the Chris Froome salbutamol case. The Manxman believes there is a simple solution: get rid of therapeutic use exempti
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 Alan Peiper
ride,
31 July 2018
Peiper on cancer: “It's something you just take in your stride”
At the start of Le Tour of 2018, Allan Peiper told RIDE Media this was the three weeks he’d been waiting his whole life for. The race didn’t go as planned but he continues to live the cycling life – despite a significant personal issues.
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 Fitzgerald Michael
CyclingTips,
31 July 2018
One sick cyclist, 14 banned drugs and a four-year ban: Michael Fitzgerald Q&A
Late last week, news broke on Twitter about Michael Fitzgerald, a West Australian cyclist that had received a four-year sanction after using a long list of banned substances. Former CEO of the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority (ASADA), Richard Ings, described Fitzgerald’s list of doping offenc
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 Allan Davis
ride,
27 July 2018
The TT is on my old training ground
Since the route for the 2018 was unveiled there has been talk about how tough the time trial from Saint-Pée-sur-Nivelle to Espelette is. We asked a Basque local for some insight…
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 Luke Roberts
ride,
27 July 2018
Roberts on Dumoulin: “Soon we'll be ready to take a title”
The Australian tactician who helped guide Tom Dumoulin to victory in the Giro d’Italia last year believes the Dutchman is ready to win the Tour… but maybe not this year.
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 Chad Haga
CyclingTips,
1 July 2018
Giro d’Italia, over-simplified: 3,572km in support of Tom Dumoulin
It’s Tuesday, May 29 — about 48 hours after the completion of the 2018 Giro d’Italia — and Chad Haga is sitting in his most comfortable chair at his home in Girona, Spain. He’s coughing sporadically, but not as much as he was two days earlier.
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 Adam Yates
CyclingTips,
30 June 2018
‘Not my first rodeo’: returns to Tour with renewed confidence
During the Giro d’Italia, Froome had a huge tussle with talented young Briton Simon Yates, battling his compatriot over the three weeks, trailing behind him for the first two weeks but, ultimately, prevailing.
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 Ben Dyball
CyclingTips,
26 June 2018
Don’t stop believing: in career-best form after nearly quitting
In January of this year Aussie racer Ben Dyball was ready to call it quits. After many years of ups and downs, of near-breakthroughs and disappointments, the enigmatic New South Welshman was resigned to the fact that his time in the sport was up. But then things took a turn.
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 Christopher Horner
Cyclingnews,
25 June 2018
Returns to racing at US Pro Championships
After nearly two years out of competition, 46-year-old Chris Horner will return to racing Sunday at the US Pro Championships Road Race in Knoxville, Tennessee.
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 Richie Porte
CyclingTips,
19 June 2018
On fatherhood, Tour de Suisse, Le Tour, and BMC’s future
It’s been a big few weeks for Richie Porte (BMC). His wife Gemma recently gave birth to the couple’s first child — a boy, Luca — and this past weekend the Tasmanian took what he has described as the biggest win of his career: the Tour de Suisse.
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 Lauren Tucker Hall
Swiftwick,
6 June 2018
Meet UHC Pro-Cyclist Lauren Hall
Lauren Hall was always determined to become a professional athlete, a family tradition inherited from her grandfather – who played football for the first San Francisco 49ers team. Her athletic ambitions began on the soccer field, so landing on a bicycle was never part of the plan....
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 Nathan Elliott
ride,
18 May 2018
Leader of the NRS
At 27 years of age, Nathan Elliott has gathered a collection of wins in both of Australian cycling’s true ‘Classics’. The back-to-back winner of the Melbourne to Warrnambool is now also the champion of the Grafton to Inverell… and the first leader of the NRS in 2018.
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 Mathieu Van Der Poel
Cyclocross Rider,
3 May 2018
The 'hollander' who's the thorn in the side Belgium
The Dutch champion Mathieu van der Poel talks to Konrad Manning over the important Kerstperiode (Christmas races) and prior to the final run-in to the 2017 World championship which he will go into as joint favourite with Belgian Wout Van Aert. Is it a Belgo-Dutch rivalry that is set to run and run?
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Evie Richards
Cyclocross Rider,
3 May 2018
The accidental Word Champion
Remarkably World and British Under-23 champion Evie Richards only started cycle racing two or three years before winning the inaugural World Under-23 cyclocross title in 2016. Ted Sarmiento caught up with the young Briton to ask about her meteoric rise to the top of world 'cross and how her rainbow
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 Ben Alexander O'Connor
Team Dimension Data,
30 April 2018
Ben O’Connor: The Fast Learner
Ben O’Connor, the 22-year-old Western Australian, started 2018 with a bang, placing 7th in the GC at the Tour of the Alps, 11th in Volta Ciclista a Catalunya and 18th in Santos Tour Down Under. O’Connor has shown incredible progression, not only this season, but from the moment he started to concent
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