 Axel Merckx
CyclingTips,
18 August 2017
On team tragedies: ‘I don’t want to ever experience this again’
With the recent application for a UCI Pro Continental license, there is a clear path forward for the successful Axeon Hagens Berman program run by Axel Merckx.
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 Keegan Swirbul
CyclingTips,
11 August 2017
The kid who beat Armstrong
Professional cycling is full of unknowns. Oftentimes, the hardest aspect of the sport doesn’t come during the race, no matter the duration, the weather, or the difficulty. Instead, the hardest aspect can be the struggle back to normalcy, confidence, and fitness after a setback. It’s something every
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Elizabeth Banks
Road Cycling UK,
9 August 2017
Feature Interview: Lizzy Banks
Women’s national series winner Lizzy Banks talks to VeloUK about her breakthrough season on the road
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 Nathan Haas
Ride,
8 August 2017
I’m a cyclist for the love of racing more than anything
The news came through on Monday evening in a press release from a team that has a strong link with Russia even if it’s now registered in Switzerland. Katusha-Alpecin was excited to announce the signing of Nathan Haas. The 28-year-old has a contract for two years starting in January 2018.
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 Adam Hansen
Ride,
4 August 2017
Successive Grand Tour jurney endes
One assumption in modern professional cycling is that Adam Hansen will be part of the Lotto-Soudal for the Giro d’Italia, Tour de France and Vuelta a España – each year, every year. That’s how it’s been for a long time and how many believed it would be again in 2017.
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 Dion Smith
CyclingTips,
1 August 2017
A chat with Dion Smith
Kiwi Dion Smith recently finished the first Grand Tour of his young career — on the sport’s biggest stage.
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Jose Alfredo Rodriguez Victoria
CyclingTips,
1 August 2017
A chat with emerging sprint talent Alfredo Rodriguez
Rounding the final corner onto Bullard St, the fast men of the peloton at this year’s Tour of the Gila downtown crit began fighting for wheels and preparing to launch their final kick to the line.
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Jonathan Vaughters
CyclingTips,
26 July 2017
Cannondale-Drapac ‘pulled off something incredible’ at Tour de France
Standing at the team bus in Paris on Sunday evening, Cannondale-Drapac manager Jonathan Vaughters was holding a glass of champagne. His team had reason to celebrate; 30 minutes earlier Rigoberto Uran had finished second overall at the Tour de France.
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 Michael Matthews
Ride,
23 July 2017
The team made it possible ...
On the penultimate day of the 2017 Tour de France we asked Michael Matthews for an appraisal of each of his team-mates for the successful green jersey campaign…
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Jonathan Vaughters
Ride,
22 July 2017
There's a chance…
After 19 stages and 3,414.5km of racing, Cannondale-Drapac has a rider in third place overall. Rigoberto Uran starts the 20th stage just 29 seconds behind the yellow jersey… can he win the Tour? We ask team manager Jonathan Vaughters…
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Michael Matthews
CyclingTips,
19 July 2017
Victorious Matthews tangles with Dengenkolb, makes significant gains in green jersey competition
On a normal day taking the victory and clocking up 50 points and moving significantly closer to the long-running leader of the points competition would have been the main story, but Michael Matthews’ 16th stage in this year’s Tour de France contained an additional twist.
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 George Bennett
Ride,
19 July 2017
I’m just so devasted to leave
“I’m just sorry to everyone who has been backing me but that’s bike racing.” George Bennett had been up there with the best. But he leaves the Tour, “DNF stage 16”. We caught up with him at the end of the stage…
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 Richie Porte
CyclingTips,
14 July 2017
On recovery, returning to racing, and the Mont du Chat descent
When it emerged that Richie Porte (BMC) had only broken his hip and collarbone in his spectacular stage 9 crash at this year’s Tour de France, the consensus was that he’d been extremely lucky. The images of the crash were horrifying, and when Porte was loaded into an ambulance on a stretcher, wearin
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 Mathew Hayman
Ride,
12 July 2017
We're only human
How do riders manage a rest day? In a range of ways… and sometimes they even rest. Mathew Hayman explains…
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 Daniel Martin
CyclingTips,
10 July 2017
It was just super-treacherous the whole day
It was a day that could have turned out so differently for Dan Martin. Fourth overall on Sunday morning and poised to move up to third after the withdrawal of Geraint Thomas, the Irishman was also looking at a possible stage victory. Martin is a very quick finisher from a small group, has won races
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 Scott Davies
Road Cycling UK,
7 July 2017
Scott Davies talks to RCUK
Scott Davies was just 18 when he started to make a name for himself on the biggest stage – winning his first under-23 time trial title before a tenth-placed finish in the 2014 Commonwealth Games road race.
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