 Annemiek Van Vleuten
Cycling Pub,
1 March 2019
"I'm still confident that I can repeat my last year"
Last September, Annemiek Van Vleuten suffered a crash at the road race of the World Championships that left her with a fracture in the tibial spine, an injury that could have left her out of racing for six months. But the Dutchwoman showed her resilience and she is back sooner than expected, just in
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Victor Koretzky
brujakabike,
1 March 2019
Interview with Victor Koretzky
In 2011 Victor Koretzky won his first World Junior Championship. Since then he has won another titles like the World Cup, the National Championship, Internacionales of Chelva or Banyoles Copa Catalana. This year Victor obtained the second position in Banyoles and after the race we could talked to hi
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 Letizia Paternoster
WeLoveCycling,
23 February 2019
"everybody loves Peter Sagan!"
Letizia Paternoster has been racing bikes for over a decade and has claimed multiple wins at the Junior and Elite level. She took the first stage of the Women’s Tour Down Under in January and we can’t wait to see what the 2019 racing season holds for her.
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 Michael Valgren Andersen
Velonews,
22 February 2019
Denmark’s next big thing?
Following his breakout 2018 campaign, Michael Valgren could be the breakout star Danish cycling fans have been so patiently waiting for over the past decade. The move to Dimension Data should see Valgren get more leadership opportunities as well as a chance to select his calendar.
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 Daniel Whitehouse
The British Continental,
22 February 2019
Continental divide: Daniel Whitehouse interview Pt. 3
Daniel Whitehouse is a young, British-born rider who has had plenty of success in his short cycling career, winning races and scoring impressive GC placings in Asia, Canada and Australasia. But as Parts 1 and 2 of our interview with him revealed, his career has also been extremely challenging.
We
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 Ed Hopper
The British Continental,
21 February 2019
"Thank god for Zwift"
32-year-old Ed Hopper, who hails from Crewe, has gone from never having raced a bike to being on a UCI Continental team within four years and he has aspirations to go bigger for 2019.
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 Lucinda Brand
theprologue.com,
19 February 2019
"maybe it did matter after all"
In Saturday's elite women's race at the 2019 UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships in Bogense a late-race crash for Lucinda Brand in the bike-change pits – accidentally caused by her father who was working as a team mechanic – may have cost her the world title
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 Sam Brand
Pez Cyclingnews,
18 February 2019
"This year I want to be a lot more visible"
Sam Brand started off as a triathlete, but after graduating from university in 2015, he made the move to 100% cycling. The man from Man made his Pro debut as a stagiaire in August 2017 at the Tour of Utah and received a full professional contract with Team Novo Nordisk for the 2018 season.
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 Jacob Hennessy
The British Continental,
18 February 2019
"A few months in and I was talking with an Aussie twang"
Winner of the under-23 Gent Wevelgem race in 2017, 22-year-old Jacob Hennessy has returned to the domestic scene this season after a year with the Mitchelton-Bike Exchange development team. Although missing out on a win last season, he should find plenty of opportunities at his new team, Canyon dhb
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 Matthew Gibson
VeloVeritas,
14 February 2019
“Plenty of good races, good results and plenty of fun”
Last years winner of stage 5 (Beaugency - Levroux) in the Tour de l'Avenir, 22 year-old Englishman Matt Gibson, has been snapped up by a pro team – Spanish pro continental outfit Burgos-BH. We were intrigued by his choice of team and contacted Matt for a chat about his new direction.
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 Kendall Ryan
Road Bike Action,
14 February 2019
"Pretty soon I’ll have to retire and get a big-girl job"
Winner of the first stage of the Amgen Tour of California in Elk Grove last May, Kendall Ryan has been selected for the UCI Track World Championships in Pruszków, Poland, starting on Sunday.
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 Ashleigh Moolman - Pasio
Cycling Pub,
13 February 2019
"I still want to learn at CCC Liv"
Undoubtedly one of the world's top riders in the women's peloton, Ashleigh Moolman Pasio just won the South African National Championships Road Race for the fifth time and is looking forward to a new challenge at CCC Liv where she will team up with Marianne Vos.
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 Nicholas Schultz
Pez Cyclingnews,
12 February 2019
"It was special to stand on the podium with Valverde"
Nick Schultz has stepped up in the best possible fashion in 2019. The young Australian made the move from the ProContinental Caja Rural-Seguros RGA team to the WorldTour with Mitchelton-Scott and immediately showed his gratitude with a win in the Herald Sun Tour.
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 Michael Cuming
Madison Genesis,
11 February 2019
A different mindset
On the podium, overlooking Yorkshire, resplendent in red. Third on the opening stage at the Tour de Yorkshire and wearing the king of the mountains jersey reinstated Mike Cuming’s place at the forefront of British road racing.
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 Stephen Williams
VeloVeritas,
8 February 2019
"Riding in the same team as Vincenzo is pretty surreal"
One of the big success stories of 2018 was that of 22 year-old Welshman, Stevie Williams who returned stellar u23 results and netted himself a World Tour contract with Bahrain-Merida. But 2019 hasn’t started well for Williams, a niggling knee injury has kept him out of commission.
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