Theodor Obholzer
The British Continental,
28 May 2021
Theo Obholzer interview: top dog
When men’s national road racing returned to the UK at the Return to Racing for Big Dogs last weekend, the field was understandably packed with some of the finest domestic riders, eager to make their mark after the longest of road racing of pauses.
But the winner wasn’t a UCI Continental rider, a
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Eluned King
British Continental,
18 May 2021
King of Wales
18-year-old Welsh rider Eluned King is one of our under-23 riders to watch this season. She joined the GB Senior Academy this year after a very bright showing as a junior and has been quick to make an impression in the few road racing opportunities she has so far had in 2021.
Hailing from Swanse
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 Joscelin Lowden
British Continental,
14 April 2021
Joss Lowden: woman of the hour
In this episode, we chat to Joss Lowden. Joss is a relatively recent convert to cycling. As she explains in this interview, she didn’t even really like cycling for quite some time, only getting into it after suffering a running injury. A cycling trip to Mallorca in 2016 made her rethink her dislike
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 Jake Stewart
Cyclingnews,
17 March 2021
You always enjoy the things that you’re good at
Picked up one of the best results of his career in February with second place in Omloop Het Nieuwsblad. The Groupama-FDJ rider came through the British track system but quickly decided that his future lay on the road and after taking the brave decision to join Marc Madiot’s U23 the young rider has f
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 Bert Oosterbosch
Velo Veritas,
16 March 2021
Remembering Bert Oosterbosch
World Team Time Trial Champion, World Professional Pursuit Champion, Tour de France stage winner, ‘chronoman,’ prologue specialist par excellence and winner of nigh on 100 races, Bert Oosterbosch was straight out of the top drawer.
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Jonathan Dayus
Velo Veritas,
13 March 2021
I just rode without asking myself too many questions
There I was, researching Peter Doyle’s palmarès for his recent interview with us, checking out his big French win, in the Essor Breton. I was looking at the race’s roll of honour and was surprised to see that Englishman, Jonathan Dayus had won the race twice.
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 Andrea Tonti
Velo Veritas,
9 March 2021
Giro Tales with Cunego and Simoni’s Domestique
Having moved from London in 2016 to Casale Volpe, a small, secluded cycling-orientated B&B in Le Marche region of Central Italy, a gloriously hot July day last summer gave VeloVeritas reader Mike Curtis the chance to meet up and ride, relax and chat over lunch with local ex-pro and gregario di lusso
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 Neilson Powless
VeloNews,
8 March 2021
Targeting GC at Paris-Nice as part of growing ambitions
EF Education-Nippo star is hoping to punch return ticket to Tour de France following big splash in 2020 debut.
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Stuart Balfour
Velo Veritas,
6 March 2021
Racing 2021 with Swiss Racing Academy
David Rayner Fund 2018 ‘rider of the year,’ Heriot man, Stuart Balfour was busy post the 2020 ‘lock down.’
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 Daniel Lloyd
Pez Cyclingnews,
4 March 2021
GCN’s Dan Lloyd Gets PEZ’d!
WorldTour professional rider turned race commentator and GCN presenter, Daniel Lloyd has been in the bike game for some time and has a few stories to tell. Ed Hood caught up with Dan to hear how it all happened.
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 Clément Champoussin
Cyclingnews,
3 March 2021
Introducing: Clément Champoussin
French neo-pro making a splash in first full season with AG2R Citroën
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 Megan Jastrab
CyclingTips,
23 February 2021
THE OLYMPICS TO THE SPRING CLASSICS, MEGAN JASTRAB WANTS IT ALL
Megan Jastrab’s first season in the junior ranks was a hugely successful one. She won almost every race she started, including the 2019 world championship title on both the road and the track (in the Madison and omnium). COVID-19 prevented Jastrab from shining in the rainbow jersey because the junio
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Jacob Vaughan
Velo Veritas,
20 February 2021
Targeting the u23 Classics with CC Étupes
Talent isn’t the only quality you need to ‘make it’ in cycling, Lady Luck plays a big part; ‘right time, right place’, but of vital importance is persistence.
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 Michael Garrison
Cyclingnews,
20 February 2021
Introducing: Michael Garrison
From RAGBRAI and Georgia mountains to Continental level and U23 Worlds
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 Nigel Dean
Pez Cyclingnews,
19 February 2021
British Road Star Of The 70’S & 80’S Nigel Dean Gets PEZ’d!
Back in the 70’s and 80’s, Britain had a flourishing professional scene with stage races, road races and very popular televised town centre criteriums. There were easy wins back then and one of the biggest winners was Nigel Dean – Ed Hood caught up with him in Zimbabwe to hear his story.
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 Ruth Winder
Cyclingnews,
18 February 2021
Talking Olympics, Worlds in Flanders, Giro Rosa
US National Champion reflects on year-long absence of racing stateside
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