 Eddy Merckx
VeloNews,
15 September 2016
On the evolution of cycling, the meaning of ‘cool’
Cycling's most legendary champion weighs in on bike design, his favorite riders, and the sports evolving standards of “cool.”
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 Tom Dumoulin
CyclingNews,
13 September 2016
I'm targeting a Grand Tour in 2017
Has confirmed that he will target the general classification at a Grand Tour in 2017. The Olympic silver medallist shelved plans to do so this year as he concentrated on Rio, but with the Games now behind him he will begin the next phase of his career as a three-week specialist.
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 Gregory Henderson
Cyclingtips,
12 September 2016
Signs with UnitedHealthcare
He turned 40 years of age on Saturday but Greg Henderson has signed up for at least another year in the peloton, inking a contract with the UnitedHealthcare team and planning a relocation to the U.S.
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 Evan Huffman
Cyclingtips,
10 September 2016
With an eye on the WorldTour, Evan Huffman to return with Rally in 2017
Drayton Valley, in central Alberta, is about as far removed from Kazakhstan as imaginable. The rural town has a population of around 7,000, and its landscape is dominated by pick-up trucks, oil fields and pump jacks. Hockey and curling rule at the Ominplex, the community’s showcase sports complex. B
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 Matthew Harley Goss
Cyclingtips,
9 September 2016
On his retirement: I guess I did fall out of love with cycling a little bit
On Thursday, aged just 29, the Tasmanian and his One Pro Cycling team announced that he had taken the decision to retire.
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 Ian Field
Road Cyling UK,
9 September 2016
On cyclo-cross, road racing and earning the respect of the fervent Belgian fans
The cyclo-cross rider’s beat can be a lonely one. High summer finds him preparing for a season yet to begin, while his road compadres are in mid-season form. No matter. Ian Field (Hargroves-Ridley RT) has a solution: mix the solo miles with some of the UK’s biggest road races.
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 Lotte Kopecky
Ella Cyclingtips,
8 September 2016
The youngest rider in the women’s Olympic road race
In this edition of our Faces of the Future series, we’d like to introduce you to 20-year-old Lotte Kopecky (Lotto-Soudal Ladies). Kopecky earned herself a lot of TV time during the women’s Olympic road race last month when she spend an impressive 65 lonesome kilometres with her head in the wind in t
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 Robin Carpenter
Cyclingtips,
7 September 2016
After Alberta victory, the waiting game begins for Robin Carpenter
Two years after breaking through with a solo stage win at the USA Pro Challenge, Carpenter, 24, further solidified his advancing career with the overall title Monday at the Tour of Alberta.
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 Michael Woods
Cyclingtips,
5 September 2016
here are no easy days
Friends and teammates can tell stories about the high speeds, the cutthroat racing, the massive peloton, the narrow roads, and the overall pageantry, but until a rider is in the mix, they can’t possibly understand what it’s like to compete at cycling’s highest level.
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 Colin Joyce
Cyclingtips,
5 September 2016
2016 Tour of Alberta stage winner
American Colin Joyce has been winning bike races for nearly a decade, but the UCI 2.1 Tour of Alberta is a far different animal than junior age-group time trial and road race titles in minuscule fields at the Utah state championship.
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 James Callum Shaw
VeloUK,
3 September 2016
Tour of Britain Chat: James Shaw
James had arrived at midnight after a long travel day and as he came down to have our chat, I mentioned André was in the room behind us having breakfast. Being the pro he is, James excused himself and went to say hello to Andre before returning for the interview.
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 Stybar Zdenek
Cyclingtips,
31 August 2016
Cobbled classics, the best day of his career, and when you’ll see him race cyclocross next
Czech rider Zdenek Stybar — winner of Strade Bianche and Eneco Tour, stage winner at the Tour de France and Vuelta a España, and podium finisher at Paris-Roubaix — is no stranger to rainbow stripes, with three elite world cyclocross titles to his name.
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 Greg Van Avermaet
Cyclingtips,
31 August 2016
What’s next for the Olympic champion?
A little under four weeks ago Greg Van Avermaet’s life changed forever. The Belgian went into the Olympic Games as a tipped rider but, frankly, not as one of the favourites. The course was seen as too hard for him and riders such as Tour de France winner Chris Froome, Spain’s Alejandro Valverde and
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 Evelyn Stevens
Road&Mud,
31 August 2016
Evelyn Stevens’ Interview
At this point in time when versatile rider Evelyn Stevens has announced her cycling retirement (at the end of the 2016 season) it seems to be an appropriate idea to look back over her 7-years cycling career as well as asking her to point out some highlights, goals, future plans and mental strategies
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 Joey Rosskopf
Pez Cyclingnews,
31 August 2016
PEZ Talk: BMC’s Joey Rosskopf
It feels like Joey Rosskopf has been around for ever, the man from Georgia, USA has been a pro since 2010 in four different teams, not bad for a 26 year-old. In his second year with the WorldTour BMC team, 2016 has been his break-through season with the overall win in the French Tour du Limousin. Ed
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 Pauline Ferrand Prevot
Ella Cyclingtips,
26 August 2016
The bike was what I loved to do the most, but it became my biggest nightmare
French mountain bike and road cycling Olympian Pauline Ferrand-Prévot today announced that she has decided to end her season and that she is unsure when she will return to cycling.
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