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I know what I did and didn't do
The Sydney Morning Herald, Rupert Guinness, 17 January 2015
Posted by: Bitossi
O'Grady, 41, who finished his career on the Australian Orica-GreenEDGE team, admits the time since he made his doping confession in late July 2013 has been turbulent. But he says he is now at peace with himself.
O’Grady and his 18th Tour… back as a spectator
Ride Cycling News, Rob Arnold, 12 July 2014
Posted by: Bitossi
It was a chance meeting: two Aussies in a café/bar that was on the route of the seventh stage of the 2014 Tour de France from Epernay to Nancy: two blokes who began their Tour careers in the same year. Stuart O’Grady and I found ourselves following the race yet again: a publisher and a former cyclist in the same place at the same time by pure coincidence.
O’Grady : « 18 ans déjà »
Vélochrono, Nicolas Mabyle, 4 April 2012
Posted by: Seb66
Pour vous permettre de patienter avant l’édition 2012 de Paris-Roubaix, Velochrono propose la lecture de plusieurs entretiens avec des anciens vainqueurs de l’Enfer du Nord. Il y a cinq ans, Stuart O’Grady devenait le premier Australien à s’imposer au vélodrome. Il y a 18 ans, il commençait sa carrière. « Je crois que j’ai un peu de bouteille, maintenant », rigole le coureur de GreenEDGE, équipe où il terminera sa carrière avec un large sourire.
(Tour de France 2011)
«J'ai tout vu, j'ai tout connu»
Le Quotidien, Denis Bastien, 28 June 2011
Posted by: lucybears
Stuart O'Grady est le capitaine de route du Team Leopard-Trek. Il livre un discours passionnant et éclairé sur son métier, les Schleck, Riis, Contador et le Tour...
A bit of bullshit
velonews.com, Andrew Hood, 17 April 2011
Posted by: lucybears
Stuart O’Grady (Leopard-Trek) always talks from the heart, but nothing gets his heart racing more than Paris-Roubaix. The 37-year-old Aussie won the race in 2007 but last Sunday he didn’t make the time cut after a series of mishaps derailed his chances.
(Tour de France 2008)
"There's only one spot on top of the podium and they both want it!"
pezcyclingnews.com, Ed Hood, 22 July 2008
Posted by: lucybears
It's the CSC press conference on the rest day. In the conference room, the huddles form round Sastre, Schleck and Voigt, meanwhile we sit down with Stuey out in the cool and shade of the hotel garden.
On the road to recovery
velonews.com, Anthony Tan, 27 November 2007
Posted by: lucybears
His confidence buoyed by a successful comeback at the recent Herald Sun Tour in Australia, Stuart O'Grady already finds himself contemplating victory in two early season races - something he never expected to be thinking about three months ago.
Pressing the flesh and back on his bike
cyclingnews.com, Gerard Knapp, 3 September 2007
Posted by: lucybears
In his first full day on his feet since the accident in the Tour de France that took him out of the race – and almost out of the sport – Australian Stuart O'Grady was feeling the pinch of being a star attraction at the Eurobike trade show in Germany on Saturday.
«Puedo hacer carretera y pista y quiero repetir oro en mis quintos Juegos»
gara.net, Joseba Iturria, 12 July 2007
Posted by: lucybears
El australiano del CSC ofrece una de las historias más curiosas del ciclismo. Es uno de los mejores corredores del pelotón tras acertar al dejar de ser un sprinter para convertirse en un clasicómano, cambio avalado por su victoria en la París Roubaix de este año.
"More special than a gold medal at the Olympics"
cyclingpost.com, Kathrin Bomans, 9 July 2007
Posted by: lucybears
At the CSC press conference prior to the start of the Tour de France, Stuart O'Grady took the time to speak about his victory in Paris-Roubaix, his plans for the French Grand Tour and the current situation of cycling.
A long time coming
bicycling.com, James Startt, 17 April 2007
Posted by: lucybears
Stuart O'Grady conquered the dry cobbles of the 105th Paris-Roubaix to become the first ever Australian in the race's top-three. The 33 year-old Team CSC man put in his bid for freedom with 240 kilometres to go when he formed part of an early 30-plus man escape.
Conquering Hell
cyclingnews.com, Gregor Brown, 17 April 2007
Posted by: lucybears
Stuart O'Grady nailed the big one on Sunday, the Queen of Classics: Paris-Roubaix. The straight-talking, likable Australian punched the accelerator with 23 kilometres to go to scribe his name in Roubaix's history book.
"J'avais l'envie"
eurosport.fr, 17 April 2007
Posted by: lucybears
Le premier vainqueur australien de Paris-Roubaix, Stuart O'Grady, a su à 33 ans "retrouver l'envie" et la motivation nécessaires pour remporter la course de ses rêves, dimanche, sur les pavés du Nord exceptionnellement baignés d'un soleil estival.
"Im Prinzip war ich nie ein reiner Sprinter"
eurosport.de, 16 April 2007
Posted by: lucybears
Stuart O'Grady vom Team CSC gewann als erster Australier den Klassiker von Paris nach Roubaix. In einem Interview, das er dem Rennveranstalter gegeben hat, spricht der 33-Jährige über den bislang größten Triumph seiner Karriere.
«Soulagement»
velomagazine.fr, 16 April 2007
Posted by: lucybears
Vainqueur inattendu de Paris-Roubaix, Stuart O'Grady est revenu sur sa journée de courses qui lui a permis à entrer en solitaire dans le Vélodrome de Roubaix. L'Australien loue la «camaraderie» au sein de l'équipe CSC et reconnaît qu'il avait eu du mal à se remotiver depuis sa médaille d'or à Athènes en 2004.
"Die Hitze war ideal"
radsportnews.net, 16 April 2007
Posted by: lucybears
Vor drei Jahren gewann Stuart O'Grady Olympisches Gold auf der Bahn. Danach hatte er lange Motivationsprobleme, doch am Sonntag fand er endlich wieder auf die Siegerstraße zurück bei einem Rennen, das ihn schon als Kind faszinierte.
"No big surprises"
cyclingnews.com, Gregor Brown, 15 April 2007
Posted by: lucybears
Team CSC has a strong team with many cards to play in Paris-Roubaix. With last year's winner Fabian Cancellara as team leader, Stuart O'Grady will be dedicated to helping the Swiss rider to a repeat victory, but could end up having his own chance to vie for the win.
"It's all about confidence"
velonews.com, Andrew Hood, 15 April 2007
Posted by: lucybears
Don't discount Team CSC's Stuart O'Grady as a candidate for the win in Sunday's Paris-Rouabix. After a string of top-five finishes, O'Grady is intent on snagging his first victory since 2004, when he won a stage at the Tour de France, two at the Dauphiné Libéré and the HEW Cyclassics.
"A real fighting year"
cyclingnews.com, Anthony Tan, 29 November 2006
Posted by: lucybears
2006 proved you can take Stuart O'Grady away from the fight, but you can't take the fight out of Stuart O'Grady. As soon as he signed on the dotted line for Team CSC at the end of October last year, he knew he was sacrificing sprint stages and the green jersey at the Tour de France, at one point his sole cycling obsession.
"I am hungrier than ever"
cyclingnews.com, Shane Stokes, 19 May 2006
Posted by: lucybears
Big pothole, snapped fork, five busted ribs and a broken collarbone; Stuart O'Grady's accident earlier this year looked set to rule him out for quite a while but he's raring to go once again.
Seeing a silver lining
cyclingnews.com, Shane Stokes, 31 March 2006
Posted by: lucybears
This spring was to be a big one for Stuart O'Grady. At 32 years of age he has a strong blend of strength, experience and results, and his move to Team CSC last autumn was expected see him move to a new level as a Classics contender.
"I think this is a better platform for the Classics than doing one day races in Belgium"
nyvelocity.com, Chris Baldwin, 27 February 2006
Posted by: lucybears
After this years inaugural Tour of California, NY Velocity sat down with Stuey in the spacious and spaciously decorated hotel lobby of the LAX Marriott, complete with its own Starbuck's and free apples at check-in, and asked him about the future of bike racing in America.
Interview de Stuart O'Grady (Crédit Agricole)
Vélo101, 26 July 2001
Posted by: Seb66
Interview de Stuart O'Grady (Crédit Agricole), meilleur sprinter du Tour de France : "cela va se jouer d'homme à homme".
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