 Jon Izagirre Insausti
CyclingNews,
30 October 2016
I couldn't turn down Bahrain-Merida
Ion Izagirre is in little doubt that 2016 was the best season of his career to date. A first-ever stage win at the Tour de France was the icing on the cake after an impressive string of results across one-week stage races. So why did he rip up his contract with Movistar to join the nascent Bahrain-M
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 Gruffudd Lewis
VeloUK,
29 October 2016
Spot Chat: Gruff Lewis (Madison Genesis)
Last weekend in Abergavenny, as he pinned numbers on ready to race the Welsh league event, VeloUK got a few minutes with Welsh rider Gruff Lewis who is one of the riders in the Madison Genesis 2017 line up.
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Mark Dowling
Pez Cyclingnews,
28 October 2016
Irish Climber Mark Dowling Gets PEZ’d
Mark Dowling, the recently crowned National Hill Climb Champion of Ireland (third hill climb championships; 2011, 2013 & 2016, plus two criterium championships; 2015 & 2016), is back at the Taiwan KOM Challenge for a third run at the imposing climb. PEZman at the Challenge, Matt McNamara, sat down f
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 Oliver Naesen
Ciclismo Internacional,
28 October 2016
Oliver Naesen, A Star Is Born
“Turning pro wasn’t a goal when I was younger, simply because it was so unrealistic. Before my trainee period with Lotto (summer 2014), I was 99% sure I was going nowhere in cycling, 1% you never know. A good amateur, that’s what I thought I was and nothing could be done about it.”
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John Atkins
Pez Cyclingnews,
24 October 2016
John Atkins Cyclocross King!
The cyclocross season is now in full swing with an on-going battle between World champion Wout Van Aert and Dutch champion Mathieu Van der Poel, but Ed Hood has gone back to Britain in the 60s and 70s to talk to multi-champion John Atkins. Life was different in those days and the cyclo-cross racing
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 Fabian Cancellara
Sport 360º,
22 October 2016
Fabian Cancellara – Spartacus finally steps off the saddle
Legendary cyclist Fabian Cancellara talks to Sport360's Matt Monaghan as he brings the curtain down on a glorious career in Japan.
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Fabian Cancellara
CyclingNews,
21 October 2016
I already feel like an ex-rider
Fabian Cancellara will ride his final race as a professional athlete at the Japan Cup Criterium on Saturday, bringing down the curtain on a 16-year carer that included three victories at the Tour of Flanders and Paris-Roubaix, seven stages of the Tour de France and 29 days in the maillot jaune, four
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 Christopher Froome
Cyclingtips,
19 October 2016
Froome weighs up 2017 Tour route: ‘It’s going to be more challenging for me’
Fewer summit finishes, less time trials. That’s the take-home from the launch of the 2017 Tour de France today in Paris, and a route profile which gives Chris Froome an additional hurdle in his bid for a fourth title.
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 Greg Van Avermaet
Sport 360º,
19 October 2016
Greg Van Avermaet on how ruling roads of Rio made him a King in Belgium
Just a few minutes talking to Rio Olympic champion Greg van Avermaet would give you the impression that he feels like he’s on top of the world. Looking back at his 2016 season, it’s easy to understand why.
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Christopher Froome
Cyclingtips,
19 October 2016
Froome weighs up 2017 Tour route: ‘It’s going to be more challenging for me’
Fewer summit finishes, less time trials. That’s the take-home from the launch of the 2017 Tour de France today in Paris, and a route profile which gives Chris Froome an additional hurdle in his bid for a fourth title.
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 Sam Bennett
Cyclingtips,
16 October 2016
Hoping, not expecting: Sam Bennett on a frustrating season and his Qatar worlds chances
He’s taken two wins in the buildup to the Qatar world championships and is considered by some to be a possible dark horse for a medal. Irish sprinter Sam Bennett isn’t feeling any stress, though: a difficult season has been turned around and the pressure is off.
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 Kristin Armstrong
Bicycling,
14 October 2016
An Interview with Olympic Time Trial Champion Kristin Armstrong
Is a legend in American cycling, and a rare testament to the work-bike-life balance. This summer in Rio, she won her third Olympic Gold Medal in the Time Trial— becoming the first cyclist of any gender or nationality to win three successive Olympic gold medals in the same event. Bicycling caught up
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 Peter Sagan
Sport 360º,
13 October 2016
Peter Sagan bids for historic UCI World Road Race glory in Doha
The Slovakian sprint star speaks to Sport360 about his superstar status, why 2016 was a year to remember and moving on from Tinkoff.
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 Ben Alexander O'Connor
Ride,
12 October 2016
Signs with Team Dimension Data
The ‘factory’ continues it’s output of quality riders for cycling’s Big League. Avanti-IsoWhey, the team managed by Andrew Christie-Johnson, traditionally places a few riders per season into WorldTour squads. And 2017 will be no different. Already Chris Hamilton’s move to Giant-Alpecin has been anno
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 Zakkari Dempster
Cyclingtips,
12 October 2016
Ambitious Dempster takes on road captain role with Cycling Academy team
He’s been near-neighbours with Dan Craven in Girona and now Zak Dempster has another thing in common with the Namibian: he will be part of the same team in 2017.
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 Russel Downing
VeloUK,
8 October 2016
Feature Interview: Russell Downing
In 2016, after only ever having worked with John Herety when riding for Great Britain, Russell Downing donned the black colours of JLT Condor to start yet another season on the road.
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