 Alex Dowsett
VeloUK,
1 June 2016
Alex Dowsett Smashes 25 Mile Gold Standard
Great Baddow’s Alex Dowsett (Movistar Team) smashed the national 25 mile time trial record on Saturday setting a time that’s 1 minute 13secs. quicker than the previous record time. And in doing so he dramatically raised his profile with the Team GB selectors ahead of the summer’s Rio Olympic Games.
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Naveen John
Velo Crush India,
28 May 2016
India’s 1st International pro Cyclist
There has been a sudden belief among Indian cyclists as our nation produced our very first International pro cyclist – Naveen John. We are not yet sure if we should rejoice or shed tears of sorrow. We are not yet convinced if this is good for Indian cycling or not. We feel we did lose a hero…
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 Johan Esteban Chaves Rubio
Alps&Andes,
27 May 2016
The beauty of second chances.
My conversation with Esteban Chaves starts with a bit of small talk. Eventually, we end up talking about the weather. I mention how terrible the winter was here, with insanely low temperatures and endless snow and ice. Esteban pauses for a bit, and in a calm voice tells me, "these things pass, it's
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 Damiano Cunego
Rouleur,
27 May 2016
Return of the Little Prince
Expectation often fails where it promises most, to paraphrase Shakespeare. But sometimes, the Bard goes on, it hits where hope is coldest and despair most fits.
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 Mario Cipollini
Rouleur,
25 May 2016
Mario CIpollini interview
Mario Cipollini talks sprinting, regrets and lightweight modern fast men in this extract from issue 62
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 Sean Kelly
Rouler,
24 May 2016
Pell-Mell on the Poggio
t's 1992, and Moreno Argentin is in his pomp. The Italian came to Milan-Sanremo as the favourite, and he's riding like it, spearheading the leading group towards the Poggio and the denouement of La Classicissima. Almost 300 kilometres ridden and still flying, carving through the tight bends of Ligur
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 Andrew Talansky
Cyclingtips,
21 May 2016
The journey isn’t always what you expect
He’s won the Criterium du Dauphiné. He’s been second at the Tour de Romandie. He’s been national time trial champion, and finished in the top 10 of the Tour de France and Vuelta a España. And he’s still only 27 years old.
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 Conor Dunne
VeloVeritas,
20 May 2016
A Switch to JLT Condor and a Win in the Melton CiCLE Classic
We first came across Conor Dunne in his AN Post days, dueling with those hardy Topsport boys in a big kermis at Westrozebeke in Flanders.
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 Michael Matthews
Ride,
19 May 2016
Looking forward to Flèche Wallonne
In part one of our exclusive interview with Michael Matthews he explained his fifth place in the Amstel Gold Race on Sunday. This was meant to be his last Classics appearance for the season but he’s now ready to race again in la Flèche Wallonne on Wednesday and possibly even Liège-Bastogne-Liège nex
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 Harry Tanfield
VeloVeritas,
18 May 2016
A Strong Start to the Season
It was 2013 when Harry Tanfield (Pedal Heaven) first came into our sights, winning the Dave Campbell Memorial Road Race in the Kingdom of Fife.
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 Rick Zabel
Pez Cyclingnews,
18 May 2016
GIRO Rider Rick Zabel Gets PEZ’d
The second rest day of the 2016 Giro d’Italia didn’t have such a long transfer as the trek from Holland to the south of Italy on the first rest day. Ed Hood caught up with BMC’s Rick Zabel just north of Florence to catch-up on the German strongman’s Giro so far.
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 Bradley Wiggins
Cyclingtips,
17 May 2016
Wiggins returns to California heavier, and seemingly happier
Bradley Wiggins reaches for his iPhone, and scrolls through his photo library. He’s been challenged about his claim that he now weighs 12 kilograms (26 pounds) more than when he was a GC contender — it’s not evident in the t-shirt and jeans he’s wearing — so he pulls up an image of himself in team k
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 Joonas Henttala
Just Another Cyclist,
17 May 2016
Interview with Joonas Henttala of Team Novo Nordisk
We caught up with Joonas Henttala before the start of the Tour of California to ask him some questions about his life as a professional cyclist, overcoming Type 1 Diabetes, and competing at the higyclisthest levels of the sport.
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 Adrien Costa
Pez Cyclingnews,
15 May 2016
Axeon’s Adrien Costa Gets PEZ’d!
Axeon Hagens Berman’s Adrien Costa is a man to watch, especially after his recent overall win in the French Under 23 Tour de Bretagne. Ed Hood caught up with
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 Ilnur Zakarin
Cyclingtips,
13 May 2016
Who is Ilnur Zakarin?
Until last year’s Tour de Romandie, few cycling fans outside of Russia had heard of Ilnur Zakarin. But when he won that race overall — beating Chris Froome, Nairo Quintana, Vincenzo Nibali, among many other big names — and followed up with a stage win at the Giro d’Italia, it became impossible to ig
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 Rolf Aldag
Road Cyling UK,
13 May 2016
Rolf Aldag on Team Dimension Data, Mark Cavendish, cycling’s past… and the future
It’s not that I love to hang out with Cav, and that we’ll take a beach holiday together, but we know what we can expect from each other"
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