 Stephen Hyde
Pez Cyclingnews,
7 January 2019
"I get great pleasure raising the tide that lifts all boats"
Three time US Cyclocross champion Stephen Hyde is about to start his 2019 campaign in the mud of Europe - the hot-bed of the sport. Ed Hood caught up with the man in the 'Stars and Stripes' while he was on a Spanish training camp with his eye on the World championships in Bogense, Denmark.
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 Michael Freiberg
Ride,
7 January 2019
"I can compete with the much lighter guys"
It was a race that caught the attention of cycling fans around the nation: live on TV on a Sunday afternoon, we saw Michael Freiberg pull off an impressive coup. Here’s is what he had to say a few hours after winning the national championships…
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 Joe Nally
VeloVeritas,
5 January 2019
A Season of Ups and Downs
This year, until Tour of Britain time, season 2018 hadn’t gone as he’d have liked. However the Tour of Britain saw him finish in one piece against the strongest of opposition and delivered a welcome boost to his flagging self-confidence.
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 Brenton Jones
Ride,
5 January 2019
"I think that’s a bit of bull"
Four previous podium appearances suggested that Brenton Jones’ time would come to win the Australian criterium championship. On the first Friday night of 2019, it happened: first ahead of Tristan Ward and Jay McCarthy.
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 Greg Van Avermaet
Cyclingnews.com,
4 January 2019
Greg Van Avermaet and the new dawn at CCC
As the BMC team became CCC, following a frantic and protracted search from Jim Ochowicz for a new sponsor, more than half the riders jumped ship. Greg Van Avermaet, however, stayed put and the Belgian Classics star now finds himself as the talisman of a set-up that looks very different indeed.
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 Damien Howson
Mummu Cycling,
2 January 2019
"It’s an iconic event in Australia"
The Jayco Herald Sun Tour might be overshadowed by its bigger cousins — the Santos Tour Down Under and the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race — but there’s still a lot to like about this humble UCI 2.1 race. We had a chat with 2017 winner, Damien Howson.
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 Peter Sagan
Rouleur,
1 January 2019
“I’ve never had a hangover”
Ask Peter Sagan the humdrum bike racing questions and you usually get the same, unilluminating answers. He rejects what’s expected of him just as he defies comparison in a sport where he’s won practically every big race that could be expected of him.
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 Stephen Williams
The British Continental,
29 December 2018
"Going early is always a risk"
Britain’s clean sweep of the Grand Tours in 2018 deservedly stole the headlines in the cycling media. But Stevie Williams solo mountain-top win on stage 7 of the Baby Giro impressed Bahrain Merida, who offered him a World Tour contract for 2019.
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 Kasper Asgreen
Ciclismo Internacional,
28 December 2018
Riders to Watch in 2019 – Kasper Asgreen
Kasper Asgreen is in an elite group, it only has two other members. Only three neo-pros have ever won gold in the World Championship TTT: Stefan Küng, Silvan Dillier and he are the only ones and no one else will ever join this club. For a new pro to be given the opportunity to even ride this event s
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Stephen Barrett
Independient.ie,
28 December 2018
The Waterford hurling man plotting Tour de France success
Sports scientist Stephen Barrett has been headhunted by a French World Tour team as they strive to find that crucial edge
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 Maeve Plouffe
Hannah Sell,
28 December 2018
Rider Interview: Maeve Plouffe
In the midst of her racing at the Tasmanian Carnivals, I got a chance to chat with Maeve Plouffe, a professional track cyclist in Australia.
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Greg Van Avermaet
Pez Cyclingnews,
27 December 2018
"I do Classics, but I also do a little bit more"
It's December and the BMC (soon to be CCC) team is in Spain training for next season, so it must be time to catch up with Belgian Superstar, Greg Van Avermaet. Alastair Hamilton was at the CCC team launch to hear all about the 2018 season and next year with the new Polish backed team.
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 Matt Gibson
The British Continental,
23 December 2018
"I still think I have a lot of room for improvement"
Matt Gibson had a superb season in 2018. The 22 year-old sprinter took six road wins in total, more than any other British continental or U23 rider. Next season he will step up to Pro Continental level with the Spanish team Burgos BH.
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Ben Hamilton
Roadcycling.co.nz,
22 December 2018
"Holdsworth Zappi Racing will offer a new learning experience"
Ben Hamilton is set for new challenges in 2019 when he joins Holdsworth Zappi Racing Team over in the UK. Having spent the last three seasons in the Team Skoda Fruzio outfit, it’s time for the former U19 national road champion to take his career international.
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 Dylan Teuns
Cylingnews,
22 December 2018
I think there's still room for progression
One of the first major victories of Dylan Teuns’ youth career came atop the Col du Rosier as a fifteen-year-old and in that moment, the Limburger’s predilection for Liège-Bastogne-Liège and the Ardennes Classics was confirmed.
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 Ross Lamb
Velo Veritas,
21 December 2018
You don’t get so many opportunities to climb in Belgium
"In Belgium you learn how to handle your bike and you have to be able to sprint so improving my climbing [in France] will round me off as a rider."
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