 Giovanni Lonardi
Italy24news,
13 January 2022
For the new adventure at aeolo kometa i need only one thing: win
Giovanni Lonardi started 2022 with a big change: after two years with Bardiani CSF Faizané is ready to face his fourth year among professionals with Eolo Kometa, a team that he admires and that has welcomed him in the best way.
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 Damiano Cima
Italy24news,
12 January 2022
Two years ago I was winning the Giro, I don’t know why I don’t have a contract
Damiano Cima he doesn’t want to give up cycling and continues to train. The Brescia player ended his two-year agreement with Gazprom-RusVelo, the team he joined at the end of 2019, after his experience with Nippo Vini Fantini Faizané.
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 Alessandro Ballan
Italy24news,
10 January 2022
I expect a lot from Battistella and Sobrero.
At the beginning of his career he struggled to find space among professionals. It was only in 2004 that Lampre found the courage to bet on him and this choice was then rewarded by great results such as the victory in the Tour of Flanders in 2007 and the Varese World Championship in 2008, won thanks
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 Michele Bartoli
Italy24news,
10 January 2022
Nibali can still win the Giro, Ganna the modern Moser. Bagioli will do great things
Friendly, reserved and a bit shy but on the run with crystal clear class, intelligence and a special grit. Michele Bartoli he was a real King of the Classics. In one day’s, Bartoli’s curriculum is among the most prestigious: five Monument Classics (Tour of Flanders in 1996, Liège-Bastogne-Liège in 1
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 Diego Rosa
Italy24news,
7 January 2022
At Eolo I want to have fun running again. Common ideas with Basso and Contador
Diego Rosa is ready to embark on his new professional adventure. The 32-year-old has signed a contract with Eolo-Kometa, a team that will allow him to return to have more space for personal ambitions, after his experiences in Astana, Ineos and Arkea-Samsic, where he had to put himself at the service
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 Josie Nelson
The Brithist Continental,
4 January 2022
The multi-disciplinarians: Josie Nelson interview
Katy Madgwick interviews the Team Spectra Wiggle p/b Vitus rider in the third installment of our series focusing on the new generation of riders successfully combining different disciplines
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 Fabio Aru
Italy24news,
4 January 2022
I work with companies. With Nibali we have decided that… Ciccone will do well
Fabio Aru he has dedicated over 15 years to his greatest passion. His love for two wheels forced him to leave Sardinia when he was very young, to spend long periods away from loved ones, to make sacrifices, but at the same time all this allowed him to get to know the world and to make a career of im
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 Riccardo Ricco
Italy24news,
1 January 2022
I won’t be back in 2024
Riccardo Riccò he divided the world of cycling: first he climbed very high, then he fell into the dust. A strong character, which however seems to have softened over time.
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Stuart Balfour
The Brithist Continental,
29 December 2021
Stuart Balfour interview: persistence, part 2
A young boy growing up in a small village in the Scottish Borders was lent some VCR tapes of the Tour de France. He was hooked. A seed was planted. One that would eventually carry Stuart Balfour to France itself to pursue his own racing dreams. Setting off to the continent after he left school, the
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 Ken Hanson
The Derek Loudermilk,
18 December 2021
An Interview With National Criterium Champion Ken Hanson
This is the second in a series of interviews on what it takes to become a Pro Cyclist. Â Ken Hanson is the 2012 USA National Criterium Champion. Â He rides for Optum-Kelly Benefits Pro cycling team. Â Ken won 18 races on four continents this season.
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Steve Sefton
Pez Cycling News,
16 December 2021
80’S British Pro Steve Sefton Gets PEZ’d
d Hood recently interviewed the super classy Italian Roberto Visentini, but in the 80’s Britain had stylish riders too: Malcolm Elliot, Chris Walker and… Steve Sefton all had ‘IT’. Ed caught up with ‘Seftie’ to hear about his career.
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 Roberto Visentini
Pez Cycling News,
9 December 2021
Italian Star Roberto Visentini – PEZClusive!
Roberto Visentini was a top rider, a classy rider and they say a playboy and he was a hero in Italy with a big palmarès. But many in the English speaking world know him from the Roche Giro of ’87. Ed Hood had a long talk to Roberto about his life, on and off the bike and ‘that’ Giro d’Italia.
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Amanda Coker
Bicycling,
6 December 2021
Shares Her Secrets to Pushing the Boundaries of Ultra-Endurance Cycling
Here’s how the record-breaking rider keeps her head in the game, sets new goals, and keeps her wheels turning.
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 Michael Wilson
Pez Cycling News,
2 December 2021
Top Tasmanian Micheal Wilson Gets PEZ’d!
If you are of a certain age you will remember the name Micheal Wilson as one of the successful Australian’s in the European professional peloton in the 80’s. Ed Hood caught up with Micheal at his Tasmanian vineyard to hear his story.
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 Eli Iserbyt
RotorAmerica,
28 November 2021
Eli Iserbyt Q&A
We wanted to get to know Eli a little bit better, so we asked him a few questions:
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 Francesco Secchiari
CyclingDigest,
28 November 2021
The Life of a Former Pro Rider
Born on 24th August 1972 in Fivizzano in Lunigiana, Tuscany, Francesco Secchiari turned professional in 1995 with Bruno Reverberi’s Navigare Blue Storm after arriving 3rd in the Giro d’Italia amateurs.
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