CyclingNews, patr, 23 January 2016
Posted by: Bitossi

It’s not unfair to call Andy Fenn’s career to date a disappointment. He acknowledges as much himself and, as he looks ahead to his second season with Team Sky, he is aware of the passing of time and the need to take a step forward.

Road Cycling UK, Colin Henrys, 29 October 2013
Posted by: Bitossi

Scotsman on debut GrandTour, life at one of cycling's biggest teams, and the 2014 Commonwealth Games. Two years after joining Omega Pharma-Quickstep, and with a first Grand Tour start now under his belt, rising British star Andy Fenn insists he is still on a steep learning curve.

Velonation, Ben Atkins, 22 February 2013
Posted by: Jacco

At just 22 years of age, Andy Fenn is starting his second season with WorldTour ProTeam Omega Pharma-Quick Step. The English-born Scot burst onto the elite scene last year with victory in two of the four races in the Challenge Mallorca - the Trofeo Palma and Trofeo Migjorn - and, after the solid season that followed, is looking to build further in 2013.

Velonation, Ed Hood, 28 August 2012
Posted by: McK

Last week was a very good one for Omega-Pharma QuickStep’s 22 year-old Briton, Andy Fenn. The Belgian ‘super team’ renewed his contract for 2013 and he enjoyed a good week at the Tour of Denmark; taking second and fourth on stages as well as the ‘best young rider’ award.

Velochrono, Jerome Christiaens, 2 March 2012
Posted by: McK

« Je ne pensais pas que l’équipe me laisserait ma chance si vite. » Andrew Fenn a gagné deux fois, début février, sur le Challenge de Majorque, et ce « n’était vraiment pas ce à quoi [il] s’attendait. » »Gagner si tôt, c’est super, mais ça permet aussi de s’enlever pas mal de pression », explique à Velochrono le coureur de la prolifique Omega Pharma – Quick Step, qui débute ce vendredi les Trois jours de la Flandre occidentale.

Velonation, Reno Van Dael, 12 February 2012
Posted by: McK

Background to Omega Pharma Quick Step’s neo-pro star What better way to make a ProTeam debut than grabbing two big wins in some of your first races? It’s a very rare thing to do, but it’s something that Andy Fenn achieved on consecutive days this month

velouk.net, Paul Burgoine, 16 January 2012
Posted by: McK

Paul Burgoine looks ahead to the Tour Down Under which starts tomorrow and talks to a rider in the race, Andy Fenn who after a Bronze in the Under 23 Worlds finds himself riding for WorldTour team, Omega Pharma Quickstep Paul writes … The Tour Down Under, South Australia, is where the 2012 road racing season gets underway and fans finally get a glimpse of all the new teams – their kit and their bikes. The only trouble is, the coverage is a bit sketchy, with only half an hour’s highlights on Sky and audio coverage via www.cyclingfans.com – but the possibility of a live broadcast of the final two stages.

pezcyclingnews.com, Edmond Hood, 7 April 2011
Posted by: lucybears

Young GB riders have been making a stir in the Flatlands, recently. The trend was started by AN Post’s Andy Fenn who was one of the early animators in one of the spring's first big classics: Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne.

cyclingweekly.co.uk, 26 May 2008
Posted by: lucybears

Last month Olympic Development rider Andrew Fenn won the Junior version of the classic road race, Paris Roubaix. It was his biggest victory by far and one he hopes to use as a springboard to become a professional on the road and track in the coming years.