DirectVelo.com, Nicolas Mabyle, 26 September 2018
Posted by: Tim Booth

Cette fois, il l’a fait ! Annoncé comme le grand rival de Tom Dumoulin au départ de ce Championnat du Monde Elites contre-la-montre à Innsbruck, l’Australien Rohan Dennis a finalement réussi à faire tomber le tenant du titre, après une performance époustouflante, qui l’a vu repousser le Néerlandais de plus d’une minute.

Velo101, Velo101, 24 February 2017
Posted by: Bitossi

BMC Racing Team - "Mon objectif cette année c'est le Giro. Je veux savoir quelles sont mes limites sur trois semaines et apprendre à être un coureur de Grand Tour."

Velo-Club, Charles Marsault, 14 June 2016
Posted by: Bitossi

Pour Velo-Club, Rohan Dennis a accepté de se livrer au jeu de l'interview. Avec nous, il a évoqué son début de saison, mais aussi ses ambitions pour la suite de sa carrière.

Pez Cyclingnews, Alastair Hamilton, 18 January 2016
Posted by: Bitossi

Hour record, Tour de France stages, World and National titles, Tour Down Under and a bag full of other top wins, that is the palmarès of BMC’s Rohan Dennis and he’s still only 25. Will he be the next Grand tour GC man to come from team pursuiting? He thinks so.

CyclingNews, Kirsten Frattini, 12 January 2016
Posted by: Bitossi

Rohan Dennis has made no bones about the fact that he wants to win the Santos Tour Down Under for a second consecutive season and put himself in the history books. In an interview on Tuesday, the BMC rider said that he’s on winning form and that his BMC team’s advantage is that they have two cards to play with Richie Porte.

Rueda Lenticular, Alfonso Blanco Criado, 14 August 2015
Posted by: Bitossi

El siguiente ciclista en pasar por nuestra sección de entrevistas es el australiano del BMC, Rohan Dennis, que tras realizar un fenomenal arranque de Tour de Francia ya tiene en mente la última parte de la temporada donde su punto más importante serán la crono del Mundial de Richmond.

Rider, Ride, 10 February 2015
Posted by: Bitossi

Twenty hours after he blasted his way around the track in Grenchen to set a new mark for the prestigious Hour Record, Rohan Dennis was ready to leave Switzerland. Before he boarded a plane, he took a call from RIDE‘s editor, Rob Arnold, and had a chat about what had happened the previous evening.

Ryde, Rob Arnold, 23 January 2015
Posted by: Bitossi

Thirty minutes before the peloton rolled away from Glenelg for stage four of the 2015 Tour Down Under, Rob Arnold caught up with the new race leader, Rohan Dennis, inside the team van.

Ride, Ride, 17 January 2015
Posted by: Bitossi

Once the London Olympics were over Rohan Dennis vowed that his track racing days are over. That’s true… to an extent. On 8 January he’ll return to the velodrome to take on the hour record. It’s a race against time. How far can he go in this prestigious competition that’s only result classification is an honour roll? Rob Arnold caught up with the 24-year-old to find out what he expects of the ride in Grenchen, Switzerland in three weeks time.

Ride, Rob Arnold, 5 August 2014
Posted by: Bitossi

The need to tweet some news a few days earlier than had been agreed cost Rohan Dennis some money but the news is now out: the 24-year-old has transferred from Garmin-Sharp to BMC Racing. The mid-season team swap sets a precedent but, according to the rider himself, the parties involved are happy with the arrangement.

Ride, Ride, 9 January 2014
Posted by: Bitossi

According to the official release about the elite men’s time trial at the 2014 national championships: “South Australian Rohan Dennis (Garmin-Sharp) crashed out of the race after a strong wind gust knocked him to the ground. Dennis is expected to line up for Sunday men’s road race on January 12.”

Ride, Rob Arnold, 24 September 2013
Posted by: Bitossi

In a season that began with a last-minute withdrawal from his hometown WorldTour race – before it began – because of viral meningitis, Rohan Dennis would go on to surpass even his ambitious expectations. The 23-year-old went to the London Olympics as a track rider but he is now a full-time road cycling professional. It took a while for him to find the right place to show off his abilities – and stunning pedalling action – but he has settled in to the environment offered by the Garmin-Sharp team. He recovered from the illness while fretting that he might have been forced to waste opportunity presented to him by Jonathan Vaughters and the Slipstream team and eventually started to rack up a few good results.

bikepure.org, 16 March 2011
Posted by: lucybears

We caught up with talented Australian pro Rohan Dennis as he prepared in Europe for the forthcoming World Track Championships. Having recently posted the second fastest Individual Pursuit time in history Dennis begins the 2010 season with the Rabobank U23 Development squad.

cyclingtribe.com, Jarrod Patridge, 19 August 2010
Posted by: lucybears

South Australian Rohan Dennis defied atrocious weather over the five days of the GMHBA Tour of Geelong to score a clear-cut victory. Billed as a rising star of Australian cycling, the Jayco Skins rider is in the national under-23 squad for the world road championships next month.