Pez Cyclingnews, Stephen Farrand, 20 February 2020
Posted by: Bitossi

Welshman talks about winning the Tour de France, targeting the Classics and extending his contract until 2023

Rouleur, Timothy John, 10 December 2015
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"I absolutely love it." Hard graft, a cast iron constitution and good mates make the difference for Team Sky's young road captain.

Road Cycling UK, Colin Henrys, 2 July 2015
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Tour de France debutant Luke Rowe is relishing the opportunity to chaperone Chris Froome and fly the Welsh flag alongside Geraint Thomas at cycling’s biggest race.

Road Cycling UK, Mike Anderson, 8 May 2015
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Cycling’s a funny sport, and one where the lines drawn between success and failure are often blurred. I say this because cycling’s also a sport where finishing in the top ten is seen as a very good result by those ‘in the know’ but can be largely ignored by anyone who doesn’t fully understand the ins and outs of the sport

Velo UK, Larry Hickmott, 18 January 2015
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Starting the Tour Down Under today is Team Sky’s Luke Rowe – we talk to him about riding for one of the top teams in the World

Road Cycling UK, Colin Henrys, 4 December 2013
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Team Sky’s Luke Rowe is relishing the chance to pull on the Welsh jersey at next year’s Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, but the 23-year-old insists the cobbled Classics remain his biggest target.

Road Cycling UK, Timothy John, 20 August 2013
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The 23-year-old Welshman, who turned pro with Team Sky at the start of 2012, will roll out in Vilanova de Arousa on Saturday (August 24) for the start of the 68th edition of Spain’s national tour. Rowe, who raced as part of Team Sky’s Classics squad in the spring, and has competed in a series of prestigious week-long stage races this season, including the Tours of Switzerland and the Basque Country, said he was ready to take on his first three-week race.

Velonation, Xylon van Eyck, 4 February 2012
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Luke Rowe will make his debut as a professional cyclist this weekend for Team Sky. The Welshman has been signed on a mandatory two-year deal for neo-pro’s after coming through the British cycling development ranks following in the footsteps of Ben Swift and Ian Stannard.

velouk.net, Red., 1 January 2012
Posted by: McK

Early this morning, Luke Rowe proudly showed off his Team Sky kit that he can now wear as part of the team, his first after three years in the GB Academy. He says “I can’t wait to get racing. As soon as I found out I was going to get an opportunity to ride for Sky, I have been waiting for January to come so I can we can get started.”

veloresults.co.uk, Ed Hood, 4 May 2009
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It’s not every day that a GB rider wins a Netherlands amateur classic; but that’s exactly what 19 year-old Welshman Luke Rowe did recently in De ‘arjaan De Schipper Trofee’ – to give it the full Dutch treatment - a race won by a certain Fabian Cancellara, a few years ago.