 Eri Yonamine
CyclingTips,
18 July 2020
The Japanese champion with the unbreakable smile
She’s known for her elaborate race tweets with every possible piece of information neatly lined up in emoticons. She’s also known for posts about her cooking. Eri Yonamine is the Japanese road champion five times over: a world traveller living at the foot of the infamous Cauberg in Valkenburg, the N
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Tino Tabak
Pez Cyclingnews,
16 July 2020
New Zealand/Dutch Star Of The 70s, Tino Tabak Gets PEZ’d!
Kiwi’s in the peloton are no rarity these days; George Bennett, Shane Archbold, Paddy Bevin, Jack Bauer are all well-known figures on the WorldTour. But the spiritual God Father of these men whilst as Kiwi as they come was actually born in The Netherlands. He won everything there was to win in New Z
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Ludovic Capelle
Pez Cyclingnews,
10 July 2020
Belgian Star Ludovic Capelle Gets PEZ’d!
There have been a lot of ‘stars of the road’ from Belgium, probably the best riders in the World. Ludovic Capelle had a lot of competition, but he still has a fine palmarès. Ed Hood had a chat with the man from Namur.
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Ludovic Capelle
Pez Cyclingnews,
10 July 2020
Belgian Star Ludovic Capelle Gets PEZ’d!
There have been a lot of ‘stars of the road’ from Belgium, probably the best riders in the World. Ludovic Capelle had a lot of competition, but he still has a fine palmarès. Ed Hood had a chat with the man from Namur.
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 Johan De Muynck
Pez Cyclingnews,
9 July 2020
The Last Belgian Grand Tour Winner
The late 70s and early 80s was a great time for cycling, there were many ‘heroes of the road’, not just Eddy Merckx, but a load of Belgians and Italians. Johan De Muynck was a classy rider, but he was up against the system that kept the top men… at the top. De Muynck should have had a much bigger pa
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 Sean Yates
VeloNews,
6 July 2020
How retired great Sean Yates lives off-the-grid in rural Spain
Four years after an agriculture accident nearly took his life, Brit Sean Yates lives a rustic lifestyle without electricity or running water in the Spanish countryside.
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Masatoshi Ichikawa
Pez Cyclingnews,
6 July 2020
Japan’s First Grand Tour Finisher Masatoshi Ichikawa Gets PEZ’d!
In the 80s and 90s there were a few Australian, British and American riders in the European Pro Peloton, but there were not many Japanese… and certainly none in a Grand Tour. Then Masatoshi Ichikawa came along and finished the 1990 Giro d’Italia, a first. Ed Hood found out more.
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Bob Cary
Pez Cyclingnews,
5 July 2020
Star Of The 70s: Bob Cary Gets PEZ’d!
The TI Raleigh team of Peter Post was one of the best in the 70s and 80s. Post ‘cracked’ a group of English riders on the team, they returned home, but Bob Cary stuck it out. Ed Hood had to catch up and find out more.
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Pat Mcquaid
Velo Veritas,
3 July 2020
Shay Elliott was my idol as I was growing up
Pat McQuaid, former UCI President; people forget that before he moved into cycling ‘politics’ he was a good bike rider.
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 Chad Haga
VeloNews,
2 July 2020
Chad Haga on new challenges and ambitions with Team Sunweb
Texan speaks of hopes and expectations for the season, family life, and testing his time trial on Zwift.
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Pat Mcquaid
Pez Cyclingnews,
2 July 2020
Ex UCI President Pat McQuaid Gets PEZ’d!
We all know the name Pat McQuaid from his time as president of the UCI at a time of many ‘problems’. Many know nothing of his history and a family steeped in Irish cycling. Ed Hood caught up with Pat to hear more.
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 Connor Swift
velouk,
2 July 2020
Feature Interview: Connor Swift (Arkéa-Samsic)
British Road Race Champion in 2018, Connor Swift made a surprise jump in 2019 from the domestic peloton to the pro one in Europe for Arkéa-Samsic – we chatted about how he is finding the racing?
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 Rolf Golz
Velo Veritas,
1 July 2020
A Chat with ‘Turbo’ about his Career
With no races on the go we thought we’d give you some of that ‘retro’ stuff – here’s a big name from the ‘80’s. Rolf Gölz says he wasn’t really a track rider but won World and Olympic silver medal in the Individual Pursuit and Worlds gold in the Team Pursuit; he wasn’t a specialist ‘chronoman’ but w
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 Joey Walker
velouk,
1 July 2020
Feature Interview: Joey Walker on Crits
Way back in 2012, I met up with Joey Walker and sister Jessie (both riding for what is now Cero Wheels/Cycle Division racing team) at Darley Moor who were being looked after by their dad Chris Walker, a legend of British cycle racing with many a big victory to his name.
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 Leah Dixon
velouk,
30 June 2020
Feature Q&A: Leah Dixon (Womens VTour winner)
Winner in 2019 of the Tour of Reservoir, and on the podium at the Tour of Yorkshire, winner of the 2020 Women’s V-Tour Leah Dixon gives us an insight into her eRacing
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 Calum Johnston
Direct Velo,
29 June 2020
Locked-down on Etna
It’s a wee while since last we spoke to Scottish ‘Zappi Man’ Calum Johnston who’s out there in Bella Italia, chasing the dream – but when we heard he was stuck on a volcano in Sicily we just had to learn more.
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