Road&Mud, RoadandMud, 31 August 2016
Posted by: Bitossi

At this point in time when versatile rider Evelyn Stevens has announced her cycling retirement (at the end of the 2016 season) it seems to be an appropriate idea to look back over her 7-years cycling career as well as asking her to point out some highlights, goals, future plans and mental strategies she has used during her successful career.

CyclingNews, Kirsten Frattini, 29 January 2016
Posted by: Bitossi

Evelyn Stevens is banking on hard work, consistently strong performances and her previous experience in London in 2012 to get her to the Olympic Games this summer in a position to help the US garner a gold medal. As a punchy-classics specialist with the ability to knock out a winning time trial, Stevens could be the one to deliver on the challenging courses in Rio de Janeiro.

total Women's Cycling, Heather Irvine, 16 January 2015
Posted by: Bitossi

Evelyn Stevens (31) is a truly unique human being. A Dartmouth graduate and former Wall Street investment banker, Evelyn bought her first bike in 2008. Just one year later, she had given up her job, competed in the World Championships and signed for professional team Specialized Lululemon. We caught up with Evelyn, who this year will race for Boels Dolman to find out how somebody makes the transition from Wall Street to Pro Cyclist in such a short time. Safe to say, we are in complete awe!

Bicycling, Elspeth Huyett, 25 September 2014
Posted by: Bitossi

Evelyn Stevens has been making headlines this week. She helped Specialized-lululemon win the Worlds Team Time Trial, earned a bronze medal in the individual time trial, and was at the center of one of the most talked about team transfers in women’s cycling.

Bicycling, Leah Flickinger, 18 November 2013
Posted by: Bitossi

By now, pretty much everyone knows the story of Evelyn Stevens, the investment banker who first jumped on a bike back in 2007 and quickly discovered she had superhuman talent. Six years later she has become perhaps the most well-known—and beloved—American in the women’s pro peloton.

NBCOlympics.com, NBCOlympics.com, 16 April 2012
Posted by: DZI

In less than four years, Evelyn Stevens has transformed from Wall Street investment banker and novice cyclist to one of the world's fastest women on two-wheels. We sat down with the Massachusetts-native to talk about her inspiring career change.

velocitynation.com, 8 February 2010
Posted by: lucybears

In September 2009 Evelyn (Evie) Stevens rode her heart out in the World Road Championships in Mendrisio, Switzerland for the US team. After monster pulls at the front and hard work for her team, Stevens finished 15th overall, a stellar result for a racer who began competing in June 2008.

cicloweb.it, Sebastiano Cipriani, 16 October 2009
Posted by: lucybears

Al Mondiale di Mendrisio nella prova in linea in molti avrete notato una ragazza della nazionale USA poco conosciuta ai più che è rimasta in testa al gruppo a tirare per Kristin Armstrong praticamente dal primo all'ultimo giro: Evelyn Stevens.

velonews.com, Mark Johnson, 15 July 2009
Posted by: lucybears

On July 5, 2009, Evelyn Stevens won the four-day, Fitchburg Longsjo Classic in Massachusetts, winning the NRC event ahead of seasoned vets like Jeannie Longo, who placed third, and Tina Pic, who won two stages.