 Yves Lampaert
VeloNews,
3 April 2020
It’s something that defines us
Lampaert talks about the pain of the Kwaremont and his love-hate relationship with Belgium's national obsession, the Tour of Flanders.
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 Adam Lewis
velouk,
2 April 2020
LOCKDOWN! Q&A with Adam Lewis (BEAT Cycling Club)
Lockdown chat with Adam Lewis who rides for BEAT Cycling Club, a Dutch UCI continental team. A innovative team which uses a club model to involve members and fans so they can experience the professional setup like the riders do. For the most part of the season, Adam is based in a small town called V
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Adrian Timmis
Velo Veritas,
2 April 2020
Part One; Riding Le Tour with ANC
Adrian Timmis could do it all: track, stage races, criteriums, cyclo-cross and even MTB.
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 Adam Hansen
VeloNews,
2 April 2020
Day in the life: Adam Hansen
3D printing surgical masks, developing electronic shoelaces, adjusting his bike position and making YouTube videos - Hansen hasn't been getting bored during lockdown in the Czech Republic.
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 Alexander Kristoff
VeloNews,
2 April 2020
Looks back on a historic victory in Flanders
The victory by Alexander Kristoff in 2015 proved to be nothing less than a watershed moment.
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 Wilfried Peeters
Pez Cyclingnews,
2 April 2020
A True Flandrien!
As Ed Hood was trying not to get too disappointed about the cancelation of De Ronde van Vlaanderen this Sunday, he thought he should talk to a real Flandrien. A born and bred man of the cobbles – Wilfried Peeters, successful rider and top Directeur Sportif.
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 Fleeman Daniel
Pez Cyclingnews,
1 April 2020
Coach Talk: Dan Fleeman
In these times of ‘lockdown’ and ‘self isolation’ it’s hard to know what training to do. In his hunt for good advice, Ed Hood contacted ex-pro and coach, Dan Fleeman for some wise words.
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 Jasper Stuyven
VeloNews,
1 April 2020
Rescheduled monuments would be ‘good for cycling’
Trek-Segafredo star is sidelined during the most important part of his season, hopeful for a race return later this year.
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 Philippe Gilbert
VeloNews,
31 March 2020
Day in the life: Philippe Gilbert
Nine questions for the former world champion, who is at home in Monaco, riding out the temporary halt in pro racing.
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 Enrico Gasparotto
VeloNews,
30 March 2020
Day in the life: Enrico Gasparotto
Nine questions with the Italian veteran about life in Switzerland during racing stop.
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 Jordan Kerby
Pez Cyclingnews,
27 March 2020
Catching Up With New Zealand Trackman Jordan Kerby
It has been three months since Ed Hood spoke to New Zealand’s fast-man, Jordan Kerby, a lot of things have changed since then, including the loss of the Olympic Games. Ed caught up with Jordan to hear his plans for Tokyo… Now dreams.
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Jean Michel Lachance
Pez Cyclingnews,
25 March 2020
Canada’s Jean-Michel Lachance Gets PEZ’d
You may not have heard of The ‘Gran Premio de la Patagonia’ but it may go down in history as the last UCI bike race of 2020. The winner was 25 year-old Colombian, Jose Tito Hernandez, eighth was Canada’s Jean Michel-Lachance – Ed Hood caught up with him at home in Quebec.
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 Jolien D'Hoore
CyclingTips,
24 March 2020
Jolien D’hoore looks past an empty spring
With nothing but a blank, race-less spring ahead, Jolien D’hoore headed for Roubaix last Sunday. The day after her 30th birthday, the ride was her boyfriend’s idea, an effort to take the former Belgian champion’s mind away from the uncertainty every cyclist — indeed all athletes — are currently expe
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 Daniel Martin
Cyclingpub,
24 March 2020
I don’t think anybody wants to even consider that we may not race till 2021
Israel Start-Up Nation's Dan Martin is currently in his home in Andorra where he has reflected about what has happened and will come in the cycling season.
Martin, just like the rest of the peloton, has been forced to stop his season due to the coronavirus crisis and keeps training in his home, w
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Katherine Hall
VeloNews,
24 March 2020
Day in the life: Katie Hall
Nine questions with the Boels-Dolmans rider who is sheltering in place, in California.
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 Joe Nally
British Continental,
21 March 2020
Joe Nally journal: the best of a bad situation
Today was a good day.
For the first time in months, my average power was higher than my average heart rate on a training ride. At the start of December, I got a virus. Before anyone panics, not that one. No, I picked up an honest, hard-working virus that isn’t just in the game for the headlines
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