 Songezo Jim
Pez Cyclingnews,
11 May 2016
GIRO Rider Songezo Jim Gets PEZ’d
During a hectic first rest day on the Giro d’Italia, Ed Hood managed to get hold of Dimension Data’s Songezo Jim to get his impression of the 2016 Giro so far. We get the inside line from the South African on the second Grand Tour of his career, how does Italy compare to Spain, life in Europe and hi
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Graeme Obree
Road Cyling UK,
6 May 2016
My relationship to cycling is like Pluto’s relationship to Earth
Obree, a complex character to put it mildly, is in a happy place. And why not? At 50, he is finally reaping the respect his achievements deserve.
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 Mitchell Docker
Ride,
5 May 2016
This is the reason I’m doing it – because I love it
Twenty-five days ago, in a bike race in the north of France, Mitch Docker slammed his face into the famous cobbles of the Forest of Arenberg. He broke teeth and cut up his face. He sat in a pool of blood while medical officers from Paris-Roubaix’s race entourage treated him. And the peloton rushed b
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 Nathan Haas
Ride,
3 May 2016
Attack the Pack – a cycling card game
There’s a game you can play when you’ve got 20 minutes to spare. It doesn’t involve a screen. It’s not an app. It involves numbers and there are formulas that have been conceived after years of consultation with gaming specialists. And it’s about cycling. Sort of.
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 Adam Hansen
Ride,
2 May 2016
Hansen soon to start his 20th Grand Tour
On Wednesday next week, Adam Hansen will turn 35. If all goes to plan, he’ll still be racing the Giro d’Italia. Grand Tour season is almost upon us and so it’s fairly obvious that the Australian representation will include Hansen…
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 Georgia Baker
Ride,
29 April 2016
From track to road and back again…
In sixth place was Tasmanian-born and one of Launceston’s favourite cyclists, Georgia Baker. The 21-year-old has taken a brief hiatus from track training, which she hopes will lead her to Rio and a role in the Australian team pursuit formation.
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 Elisabeth Armitstead
Road Cyling UK,
29 April 2016
Rio is the biggest goal of my season and career
Lizzie Armitstead is in a bullish mood but she has every reason to be. The Yorkshire-born rider has firmly established herself as the leading female cyclist in the world and, having won the World Championships in 2015, she now wants an Olympic gold medal.
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 Michael Rogers
Ride,
26 April 2016
Michael Rogers retires from racing
The decision was not rushed and it is one that Michael Rogers wished he didn’t have to make but ultimately the call had to be made: stop racing. One of the true stars of Australian cycling has been forced to retire…
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 Pierre Rolland
Cyclingnews,
22 April 2016
Cannondale opened my eyes to evolution
It is said that a change is as good as a rest, and Pierre Rolland is embracing the changes in his first season at Cannondale. Rolland had spent nine seasons on French teams, including seven with Jean-Rene Bernaudeau – whose team is now known as Direct Energie – before he made the surprise move to th
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 Daniel Mclay
Pez Cyclingnews,
22 April 2016
PEZ Talk: GP Denain Winner Dan McLay
Here at PEZ we have been following the career of Dan McLay since he first moved to Belgium in 2011, then in 2014 when riding for the Lotto Belisol Development team and again last year after turning Pro for the French Bretagne-Séché Environnement team. So when McLay won the GP Denain, Ed Hood had to
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 Danielle King
Yorkshire Post,
22 April 2016
Dani King is out to topple cycling queen Lizzie Armitstead at Tour de Yorkshire
Next Saturday, on the road from Otley to Doncaster, one of Britain’s most successful track cyclists will find herself in the rather unique position of trying to beat the woman she hopes later this year to ride in support of.
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 Michael Morkov
VeloVeritas,
20 April 2016
My goal is to be a strong helper for Kristoff
The unluckiest man in Paris-Roubaix?, Trek's Suisse legend Fabian Cancellara with that nasty crash?, But how about Katusha’s former Danish Elite Road Champion, Michael Mørkøv?. Puncturing out of the break from which Matt Hayman went on to win the race...
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 Joseph Lloyd Dombrowski
Cyclingnews.com,
18 April 2016
Gearing up for Giro d'Italia debut
After suffering an injury setback in 2014, Joe Dombrowski got back on track last year as he builds on his potential as a future Grand Tour contender. The former Baby Giro winner claimed his first professional general classification victory at the Tour of Utah and rode his first Grand Tour at the Vue
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 Claeys Dimitri
Podium Cafe,
18 April 2016
Takes Us Inside His Classics Campaign
Following on from our interview after Omloop, the Wanty-Groupe Gobert classics man talks us through his experience of the Flemish Classics including a top ten at De Ronde
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 Michael Matthews
Ride,
18 April 2016
The Amstel Gold Race
Following the triumph in Paris-Roubaix many believed that Orica-GreenEdge could back up and win the next round of the WorldTour, the Amstel Gold Race. In Holland on Sunday Michael Matthews was the best of the Australian team in fifth.
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 Malcolm Elliott
Pez Cyclingnews,
16 April 2016
Malcolm Elliott Talks Amstel ’87!
Twenty years before the multi-million pound Sky Team rode the WorldTour, there was another ‘ground breaking’ British team that took on the Continentals in their own back-yard. The ANC team had its eventual problems, but it showed what was possible. One high point was Malcolm Elliott’s 3rd place in t
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