Alexander Evans
CyclingTips,
11 April 2018
His numbers are ridiculous
In early February this year, Colombian climber Esteban Chaves (Mitchelton-Scott) rode solo into the Lake Mountain Alpine Resort to win the queen stage of the Jayco Herald Sun Tour. It wasn’t a huge surprise — the best climber in the race on the race’s best team had won on the tour’s big uphill finis
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James Whelan
Ride,
8 April 2018
Interview: James Whelan
When there’s an impressive result by a rider who is relatively new to cycling, it’s worth finding out a little bit about the win… and the rider. We talk to Cyrus Monk and James Whelan about the under-23 Tour of Flanders.
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 Cyrus Monk
Ride,
8 April 2018
Interview: Cyrus Monk
When there’s an impressive result by a rider who is relatively new to cycling, it’s worth finding out a little bit about the win… and the rider. We talk to Cyrus Monk and James Whelan about the under-23 Tour of Flanders.
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 Caleb Ewan
Ride,
28 March 2018
On training, equipment and Le Tour
In part two of our interview with Caleb Ewan, he talks about body shape, training on Zwift, a bit about his equipment of choice, and his anticipated debut at the Tour de France.
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Caleb Ewan
Ride,
27 March 2018
I’m happy I had a good result
In the first of a two-part interview with Caleb Ewan, he talks about finishing second in Milan-Sanremo – the first of several major objectives for 2018.
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 Oliver Naesen
Cyclingnews,
22 March 2018
Even the greatest riders are only normal people
The Tiegemberg is far from the steepest climb in the Flemish Ardennes, but the contours on the map would be altogether tighter if the cartographer had accounted for its positioning in the final, frantic kilometres of E3 Harelbeke.
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 Michael Matthews
Ride,
21 March 2018
I’m on the bike
“I’m on the bike,” said the message from Michael Matthews, “but you can call – just riding easy.” We’d been aiming to speak for a few days and eventually he explained his 7th place in Milan-Sanremo… while he was pushing 350 watts on a training ride.
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 Heinrich Haussler
Ride,
20 March 2018
On Milan-Sanremo
There was a strong Australian influence in Milan-Sanremo on the weekend. We talk to Heinrich Haussler, a former runner-up in the Italian Classic who was on the team of the winner in 2018.
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 Yanto Barker
Velohols.co.uk,
11 March 2018
YANTO BARKER
VELO HOLS ARE INCREDIBLY PLEASED TO BE HOSTING LE COL'S YANTO BARKER IN APRIL AND CAUGHT UP WITH THE EX-TEAM GB CYCLIST TO HEAR ALL ABOUT LE COL'S TEAM WIGGINS LAUNCH.
WHO ARE YOU AND WHAT DO YOU DO?
My name is Yanto Barker, I am an ex-professional cyclist and now founder and MD of Le Col ltd (a
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Georgios Stavrakakis
Pez Cyclingnews,
8 March 2018
Georgios Stavrakakis Gets PEZ’d
The SEG Racing Academy is bringing through the next generation of champions and Georgios Stavrakakis - ex-Euro Junior Pursuit champion - is a new name on the team roster for 2018 and has a bright future. Ed Hood caught up with the man from Greece to hear his plans for stardom.
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 Alberto Bettiol
CyclingTips,
2 March 2018
5 questions with rising Italian classics star
When BMC Racing takes the start at Strade Bianche on Saturday, the team will be riding for leader Greg Van Avermaet, who has finished on the podium twice in the past three years. One man riding in support for Van Avermaet is 24-year-old Italian Alberto Bettiol, who knows the white dirt roads of Tusc
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 Steele Von Hoff
CyclingTips,
23 February 2018
On breaking his back, recovering for Comm Games and more
On Tuesday afternoon Cycling Australia announced that Steele von Hoff would represent his country at the upcoming Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast. By that evening, von Hoff’s Comm Games debut was in jeopardy, thanks to a crash at Melbourne’s Sandown Raceway.
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 Daniel Holloway
Veloveritas,
17 February 2018
Going back to his roots
"I want to go to the Tokyo Olympics and continuing winning in the meantime. I think that after Tokyo will be a good time to take stock and appraise where I go from there."
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 Kenny De Ketele
Veloveritas,
12 February 2018
Now the young guys just push me out of the way!
Third in London with Moreno De Pauw; winner in Gent again with De Pauw; encore in Rotterdam with De Pauw; the win in Bremen with Home Boy, Theo Reinhardt; second in Berlin with De Pauw and looking well on the way to the top of the podium here in Copenhagen with Michael Mørkøv – it can only be Topspo
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 Elia Viviani
CyclingTips,
10 February 2018
With move to Quick-Step, Viviani is quickly building momentum
Race leader heading towards the final stage of the Dubai Tour on Saturday, Elia Viviani is in a commanding position. Winner of stage two of the race and leader since the end of the next stage, he rode well on the uphill ramp which concluded day four and now looks poised for victory.
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 Charlie Tanfield
Road Cycling UK,
6 February 2018
Rising British track star Charlie Tanfield takes aim at individual pursuit world record
Little more than 12 months ago, only the most ardent fans of British domestic racing would have heard of Charlie Tanfield – but now the 21-year-old is taking aim at the individual pursuit world record.
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