Mari Hole Mohr
teamhitecproducts.no,
14 January 2021
“LOOKING FORWARD TO MEET THE TEAM”
In her second year an U23 rider, Mari Mohr joins Team Hitec Products in the 2021 cycling season. The 19 years old Norwegian rider will be one of the younger riders in a young team. She is however eager to learn and with her background in off-road cycling, she brings skills with her that will also he
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 Andreas Leknessund
CiclismoInternational.com,
13 January 2021
Riders to watch in 2021 – Andreas Leknessund
Andreas Leknessund is a rider who already has a huge reputation, he is the best rider stepping up from under 23 level in 2021. Make no mistake, he is a rider who could potentially dominate the sport in years to come, he is that good. Team Sunweb/DSM spotted his talent early and secured him on a thre
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 David Dekker
CiclismoInternational.com,
9 January 2021
Riders to watch in 2021 – David Dekker
David Dekker is a rider who already has a big reputation. His impressive performances in the junior and under 23 ranks caught the attention of many teams, and there was a fierce battle to secure his services when he turned pro. The battle was between some of the biggest squads in cycling, with David
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 Matteo Jorgenson
CiclismoInternational.com,
4 January 2021
Riders to watch in 2021 – Matteo Jorgenson
Most will know the story of how Matteo Jorgenson ended up riding in Europe. He’s the American kid who personally contacted lots of European teams in the hope of landing a move, and through his own hard work and perseverance, he ended up landing a deal with AG2R’s feeder team in 2019. After a success
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 Taco Van Der Hoorn
PEZCyclingNews.com,
29 December 2020
Intermarché Wanty Gobert’s Taco Van Der Hoorn Gets PEZ’d!
The Wanty organisation has got the supermarket Intermarché on-board and are stepping up to WorldTour level for 2021. The team has contracted more top riders for next season, including Dutchman Taco van der Hoorn. Ed Hood spoke to Taco from his training base in Spain to get the low-down on the move.
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 Fabio Jakobsen
Cyclingnews.com,
24 December 2020
Fabio Jakobsen talks about his crash for the first time
The following interview was conducted by Thijs Zonneveld for the Dutch title AD. The full interview below, provided by the author and Fabio Jakobsen, is the full English version of the detailed and moving story of the rider's life-threatening crash at the 2020 Tour de Pologne and his continued comeb
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Josie Nelson
British Continental,
22 December 2020
Stepping up
As her eldest sister Emily stepped away from professional cycling this autumn, Josie joined the ranks of Trinity Racing for her first senior cyclocross season.
The multi-disciplined team, who recently announced that its road team is stepping up to UCI Continental level for 2021, showcases some of
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 Alex Kirsch
CiclismoInternational.com,
22 December 2020
Riders to watch in 2021 – Alex Kirsch
Alex Kirsch is a rider I’ve followed for a number of years. After fours year riding at pro-conti level, he made the step up to world tour in 2019, signing a three-year deal with Trek-Segafredo. In the last two years he’s made significant progress, quickly moving through the ranks and now is one of t
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 Tiesj Benoot
CiclismoInternational.com,
19 December 2020
Riders to watch in 2021 – Tiesj Benoot
t’s been six years since I first interviewed Tiesj Benoot. Since that point he’s gone on to become one of the best cyclists in the world, and I’ve become the best interviewer in the world;) Tiesj is one of those unique individuals who can do most things on a bike. I’m sure everyone will remember his
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Ann Helen Olsen
teamhitecproducts.no,
17 December 2020
“EXCITING TO COMPETE WITH THE BEST CYCLISTS IN THE WORLD”
This year Ann Helen Olsen (22) became the Norwegian U23 champion, taking a fifth place in the elite race, just one place behind Team Hitec Products rider Vita Heine. With that, she again showed good form. Next season Anne Helen also hopes to do that in the Team Hitec Products jersey. Time to get to
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 Sarah Gigante
CiclismoInternational.com,
17 December 2020
Riders to watch in 2021 – Sarah Gigante
Sarah Gigante burst onto the cycling scene at the start of 2019, when she sensationally won the Aussie road race at the tender age of 19. Before that point, most outside of her native Australia hadn’t really heard of her, but all that changed one sunny day in Buninyong, where she defeated the might
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 Liane Lippert
Voxwomen,
14 December 2020
Voxwomen Sharon Laws Young Rider of the Year
For those who followed the 2020 women’s road cycling season, it will come as little surprise that the winner of the (newly instated) young rider category of the Voxwomen Sharon Laws Rider of the Year Award is 22 year-old German, Liane Lippert.
“I’m really happy,” she said over video call upon hea
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 Ben Alexander O'Connor
CiclismoInternational.com,
14 December 2020
Riders to watch in 2021 – Ben O’Connor
“Knowing you could win each day is just so bloody exciting, no?!”
Every so often you get a rider who enjoys a purple patch during a grand tour, when it seems inevitable that they’ll win stages. You know what I’m talking about, a breakaway rider who is so far ahead of the others it doesn’t even se
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 Jake Stewart
velouk.net,
14 December 2020
Jake Stewart (FDJ World Tour)
There are so many young Brits making their mark in Europe and Jake Stewart is another, signed by WorldTour team, FDJ Nouvelle-Aquitaine Futuroscope in 2020. We spoke to Jake recently about this momentous opportunity. Jake turned 21 late this year (October) and when asked about turning World Tour in
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 Annemiek Van Vleuten
elpeloton.net,
12 December 2020
The tenacious challenger
‘Challenge’ is one of the words that appears most often in a conversation with Annemiek van Vleuten. It does for a reason: that constant quest to challenge herself is the driving force behind the Dutch rider. It shapes the way she trains and her decisions throughout her cycling career. It keeps her
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Caroline Andersson
teamhitecproducts.no,
11 December 2020
“DECIDED TO PUT ALL MY FOCUS ON CYCLING”
With Caroline Andersson, Team Hitec Products for the first time since 2014 has a Swedish rider in it’s team. In the past Emma Johansson and Emilia Fahlin were the two most successful riders for the team, who came from the Scandinavian neighbouring country of Norway. Caroline hopes to do the same. “I
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