 Joe Nally
British Continental,
9 January 2020
Joe Nally journal: who is Joe Nally?
Joe Nally and five other cyclists are keeping rider journals for The British Continental this season. The 20-year-old Scot, a former Great Britain Cycling Team Senior Academy rider, races for Vitus Pro Cycling p/b Brother UK. This is Joe’s first journal entry…
‘Who is Joe Nally?’ Good question. T
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 Jasper Philipsen
Cyclingpub,
9 January 2020
UAE Team Emirates invests in building a team for the future
Jasper Philipsen talked to CyclingPub during the media day of UAE Team Emirates in Spain and discussed his first year in the WorldTour, his current shape and what is to come.
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 Hugo Houle
Pez Cyclingnews,
8 January 2020
Catching Up with Canada and Astana’s Hugo Houle
The Astana team presented their 2020 riders and staff in Calpe, Spain at the end of December. Our man in Spain, Alastair Hamilton, was there for the bright lights and to catch up with Canada's Hugo Houle. It's been another good year for the man from Sainte-Perpétue in Québec, here is how he saw it.
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 Ross Lamb
Velo Veritas,
7 January 2020
With Swift Carbon Pro Racing for 2020
"I’d like to perform well in the Lincoln GP and the Rutland and I want to gain selection for the Tours of Yorkshire and Britain."
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 Jakob Fuglsang
Cyclingpub,
7 January 2020
To look for something new at 34 is a big risk
CyclingPub was present at the 2020 presentation of Astana and there it had the chance of talking to one of the most successful riders of 2019: Jakob Fuglsang.
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 Bevin Patrick
Pez Cyclingnews,
6 January 2020
Catching Up with CCC’s Patrick Bevin
The CCC team were in Spain for their yearly December training camp, get together and media day and our PEZ-man in Spain, Alastair Hamilton, wasn't just there for the special CCC tiramisu. Patrick Bevin flew in from New Zealand for his regular PEZclusive catch up on the year past and to look forward
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 Marianne Vos
Cyclingnews,
6 January 2020
I've been lucky not to have suffered abuse
Dutchwoman on cycling's 'MeToo' moment, the progress of women's cycling, and her journey back to the top of her game
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Greame Gilmore
Pez Cyclingnews,
3 January 2020
‘6 Day’ Star Graeme Gilmore Gets PEZ’d!
The '6 Days' are not what they used to be. At one time the current road stars, Classic and Grand Tour winners, would pair up with a 6 day specialist and pull in the fans. One of those 'specialists' was Australian fast-man Graeme Gilmore, Ed Hood caught up with him to hear all about those halcyon day
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 Brenton Jones
velouk,
3 January 2020
Q&A: Brenton Jones (Canyon DHB)
Already up and racing in 2020 with third in round 1 of the Bay Crits in Australia, Aussie super sprinter Brenton Jones will be racing for British UCI team Canyon DHB – we put some questions to him
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 Mason Hollyman
velouk,
1 January 2020
Q & A: Mason Hollyman (Holdsworth Zappi)
The first Q & A for 2020 is with Yorkshire’s Mason Hollyman who rides for Holdsworth Zappi and is based in Italy during the race season and who’s 2020 goals are the Baby Giro, Avenir and Road Worlds
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 Dylan Teuns
Cyclingnews,
1 January 2020
Maybe one year I can target Grand Tour GC bid
Belgian sets sights on Flanders and Tokyo Olympics in 2020.
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 Daniel Whitehouse
British Continental,
30 December 2019
Continental Divide: the Daniel Whitehouse story, part 7
After his recent open, heartfelt meditation on life back in New Zealand during the off-season, we caught up with Daniel Whitehouse to find out what his racing plans were for 2020. With the future of EvoPro Racing uncertain, we were keen to find out if he had a team in place. As he explains, he does.
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 Jasper De Buyst
Ciclismo International,
29 December 2019
Riders to Watch in 2020 – Jasper De Buyst
After years of incremental improvement, we have a new lead out king in town, and his name is Jasper De Buyst. Lotto-Soudal are no strangers to the world of sprint trains, for years they had Greg Henderson as their go to man in the final kilometre, but they knew he couldn’t last forever. Training up
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Kerry Werner
Cyclo Cross Magazine,
28 December 2019
Interview: Kerry Werner Chats from Europe
Eventual winner Gage Hecht was part of the small group of US riders able to consistently challenge Werner this year, so while seeing him on the top step in the Championship race was no surprise, no one could have anticipated the unusual tape entanglement mishap that proved to be a critical moment on
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 Mikkel Bjerg
Cyclingnews,
28 December 2019
I'm striving to be the best time triallist in the world
Dane keen to take on Hour Record before Dennis gets there.
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 Francisco José Ventoso Alberdi
Cyclingnews,
27 December 2019
Alejandro Valverde es un corredor irrepetible
El ciclista cántabro, de 37 años, es uno de los corredores más veteranos del pelotón. En 2020 inicia su decimosexta temporada como profesional.
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