 Ruth Winder
Velonews,
2 July 2019
"I’m a big whiskey fan"
Ruth Winder claim her first pro road race title with a daring attack on the penultimate lap of the U.S. Pro Road Championships to drop her competitors, and continued solo over the 7.9-mile final lap. Winder was able to hold off a charging small group of riders to claim her first pro road race title.
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 Lance Haidet
Cyclo Cross Magazine,
2 July 2019
ance Haidet, U23 Road Race National Champion
The first time Lance Haidet (Aevolo Cycling) won a U23 national championship, he only had to hold the lead up a steep incline and around one last corner. Maybe 200m, tops.
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 Alex Howes
Velonews,
1 July 2019
"pushing the panic button pretty hard"
For the last decade of his professional cycling career, Alex Howes has been chasing his own personal White Whale: the U.S. professional road racing championship. On a muggy Sunday afternoon in Knoxville, Howes finally won the title with a dramatic last-second attack.
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 Alexandar Richardson
The British Continental,
30 June 2019
Man on a mission: Alex Richardson interview (part 3)
Alex Richardson is one of the most on-form riders in the British domestic peloton. He won the Puivelde Koerse pro kermesse in May, beating a strong field of riders including a certain Mathieu van der Poel. He then sealed the Holland Cup with a strong ride in the Midden Brabant in mid-June.
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Vlad Dascalu
brujakabike,
28 June 2019
Current leader of the U23 World Cup
At 22, Vlad Dascalu is one of the bikers with greatest projection of the moment. A native of Romania but settled in Spain for years, this young cyclist gave his first warning in 2018 by winning the Nove Mesto World Cup. In 2019 he has already achieved the victory in La Rioja Bike Race, he finished s
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 Peter Kusztor
Pez Cyclingnews,
27 June 2019
"everybody 'hits the deck' at some point"
Multi-National champion, Worlds and Olympic rider and diabetic, but always an optimist. Peter Kusztor only found out about his diabetes in August last year, but the Hungarian fast-man has taken it in his stride.
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Mcgovern Christopher
Cyclo Cross Magazine,
25 June 2019
Chris McGovern on ’Cross-Specific Coaching, Getting Ready for ’Cross Season
When California’s Chris McGovern is not working on one bike-related thing full time, there is another he is equally fully invested in.
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 Simon Yates
CyclingTips,
11 June 2019
"I just started to unravel really"
Simon Yates talks about his eighth-place finish in the recent Giro d’Italia, Septembers World Championships in Yorkshire, what life is like as a pro racer, his journey through the sport, and even about an infamous climb in the north of England.
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 Hand Gary
Velo Veritas,
7 June 2019
From Rider to (Gran Fondo) Organiser
"That’s the thing about fondos - they cater for all ambitions and levels."
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 Ted King
Jan Heine,
6 June 2019
“Why I love Dirty Kanza”
Last weekend was the 14th running of the Dirty Kanza, the famous 200-mile gravel race in Kansas. After the race, Ted King (TK), winner in 2016 and 2018, talked about what makes Dirty Kanza so special.
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 Skylar Schneider
Pez Cyclingnews,
5 June 2019
"everyone comes out to watch"
Skylar Schneider knows the Tour of America's Dairyland better than most - she's raced it a half dozen times, over almost a third of her lifetime. And as a pro rider for the powerful Boels Dalmans cycling team, she's looking forward to this year's TOAD and its laid back, fun to ride atmosphere.
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 Richie Porte
Tour de Suisse,
3 June 2019
"I was sick of coming second at the Dauphiné"
Overall winnerof the 2018 Tour de Suisse, Australian Richie Porte (now Trek-Segafredo) discusses missing out on victory in the queen stage, his team’s hard work, and his goals for the upcoming season.
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 Giulio Ciccone
Peloton Magazine,
31 May 2019
"doing my first grand tour in my first year as a professional was pretty amazing"
Italian rider Giulio Ciccone is doing more than living his dream. The 24 year old has stepped up to UCI WorldTour level with American team Trek-Segafredo and won a sensational stage 16 victory on the day the Giro crossed the Passo del Mortirolo and has also taken the King of the Mountains classifica
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 Alison Tetrick
Velonews,
29 May 2019
"I’m trying to hide my inner dork"
In 2017, Alison Tetrick set the course record at Dirty Kanza. Her effort to claim the top spot on the podium in 2018 didn’t go as planned, but Tetrick heads back to Kansas this weekend to take another crack at it.
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 Chris Harper
CyclingTips,
29 May 2019
"up Fuji there’s nowhere to hide"
Chris Harper (BridgeLane) is arguably Australia’s best climber not racing on the WorldTour. After finishing fourth at last year’s Tour of Japan, Harper headed to the 2019 edition and won not only the brutal Mt. Fuji stage but also the race overall and the best young rider classification.
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Steele Bishop
Velo Veritas,
28 May 2019
1983 Pursuit World Champion
The pursuit race is the ultimate battle of man against the clock and, in the end, man against man. Once upon the time the pursuit champion was the king of the boards and everyone would know his name. Australian Steele Bishop was one of those men of the ’80s.
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