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Day in the life: Heinrich Haussler
VeloNews, Andrew Hood, 27 April 2020
Posted by: Bitossi
Full-gas training on open roads and two young sons keeping Australian veteran busy in southwest Germany.
“Die Klassiker bleiben mein Feld“
Radsport-News, Wolfgang Preß, 28 December 2018
Posted by: Tim Booth
Bei der Team-Präsentation im Rahmen des Trainingscamps von Bahrain-Merida auf der Insel Hvar in Kroatien hatte Radsport News Gelegenheit, mit Heinrich Haussler zu sprechen – über die vergangene Saison, die Neuzugänge und die Pläne für das Jahr 2019.
On Milan-Sanremo
Ride, Rob Arnold, 20 March 2018
Posted by: Bitossi
There was a strong Australian influence in Milan-Sanremo on the weekend. We talk to Heinrich Haussler, a former runner-up in the Italian Classic who was on the team of the winner in 2018.
In Roubaix zu gewinnen ist mein großer Traum
radsport-news, Wolfgang Preß, 28 October 2016
Posted by: Bitossi
Von Dienstag bis heute fand in Porec in Kroatien das erste Trainingscamp des neues Teams Bahrain-Merida statt. Radsport News hatte dabei auch Gelegenheit, mit Heinrich Haussler zu sprechen, der als Klassiker-Spezialist verpflichtet wurde, und der einzige Deutsch sprechende Fahrer in der international besetzten Equipe ist.
In Roubaix zu gewinnen ist mein großer Traum
radsport-news, Wolfgang Preß, 28 October 2016
Posted by: Bitossi
Von Dienstag bis heute fand in Porec in Kroatien das erste Trainingscamp des neues Teams Bahrain-Merida statt. Radsport News hatte dabei auch Gelegenheit, mit Heinrich Haussler zu sprechen, der als Klassiker-Spezialist verpflichtet wurde, und der einzige Deutsch sprechende Fahrer in der international besetzten Equipe ist.
Heinrich Haussler on his up-and-down season and life beyond cycling
Cycling Tips, Matt de Neef, 30 June 2015
Posted by: Bitossi
When the Tour de France begins in Utrecht this weekend it will do so without Australia’s road race champion, Heinrich Haussler. After a challenging season thus far, the IAM sprinter and Classics specialist is busy recharging mind and body before the second half of the season.
Everything is good with me at the moment
VeloVeritas, Ed Hood, 31 March 2015
Posted by: Bitossi
He’s back; IAM’s Heinrich Haussler was ‘quiet’ last year but in January he grabbed the first major result of 2015; the Australian Elite Road Race Championship.
'Ik moest steeds vanaf nul beginnen'
CyclingPro.net, CyclingPro.net, 8 March 2015
Posted by: DZI
De carrière van Heinrich Haussler (IAM Cycling) is er eentje van vallen en opstaan. De huidige Australische kampioen kreeg de voorbije jaren een aantal opdoffers te verwerken, maar anno 2015 lijkt de 31-jarige Haussler helemaal klaar om te knallen. De nationale trui hangt al om zijn schouders en in Qatar toonde ‘Heino’ dat de vorm dik in orde is. Maar is Haussler even sterk als in 2009, toen hij tweede werd in Milaan-Sanremo en de Ronde van Vlaanderen? De fans hopen het, de ploeg heeft er vertrouwen in en ook Haussler zelf gelooft erin.
Interview with Heinrich Haussler
Ride, Rob Arnold, 12 January 2015
Posted by: Bitossi
He’s a rider with pedigree and panache. He has won a stage of the Tour de France and the Vuelta a España. He has been plagued with injury during his 10 years as a professional but when he’s not got a broken bone and is able to move freely, he’s fast. He’s Heinrich Haussler and he’s the new Australian champion.
I’m ready to race.
Velo Human, Cycling Tips, 9 January 2015
Posted by: Bitossi
The past several seasons have not been easy for two-time Monument runner-up and Tour de France stage-winner Heinrich Haussler. After a marquee 2009 campaign in which he racked up those big results and a few others, crashes and injuries slowed him down for a number of the seasons that followed. Haussler recovered from a broken hip and pelvis in 2013 to race a full 2014 schedule, ultimately taking a stage win in Bayern Rundfahrt and a few top tens (including a 2nd place in the Tour de France) on the year, though the results were still not where they used to be.
I'm happy
IAM Cycling, IAM Cycling, 3 September 2013
Posted by: DZI
Just a quick five stage tour, and then he left for his home in Fribourg-en-Brisgau, Germany. After four days racing around the roads of the international Tour du Poitou-Charentes, Heinrich Haussler found his confidence in the pack again following his heavy crash during the Tour of Switzerland.
Just after the start of the stage from Leuggern, Thursday, June 13, the Australian IAM Cycling leader ended up on the ground. Despite the pain, the Swiss team’s puncheur tried to continue, but to no avail. Taken to the hospital...
Haussler: ‘I feel like I did in 2009′
VeloNews, Andrew Hood, 15 March 2013
Posted by: Jacco
LEON, Spain (VN) — After three frustrating seasons, Heinrich Haussler (IAM Cycling) says the magic is back and promises to be a factor in Sunday’s Milano-Sanremo.
The German-Australian nearly won the 2009 edition of “La Primavera,” losing by fractions of an inch to Mark Cavendish just weeks before riding to second at the Ronde van Vlaanderen (Tour of Flanders).
After injuries and an unsatisfying stint at Garmin-Sharp stymied his progress, Haussler made the move to the new Swiss IAM team for 2013.
Sé que puedo ganar la Milán - Sanremo
Cobbles & Hills, Vilares, 14 March 2013
Posted by: Bitossi
En la Milano – Sanremo de 2009, sólo un sprint extraterrestre de Mark Cavendish le pudo arrebatar a Heinrich Haussler (Inverell, Australia, 1984) la que habría sido la victoria más importante de su carrera. Volvió a subirse al mismo escalón del podio dos semanas después en Flandes, completó una temporada más que notable y no volvimos a verle a ese nivel. En 2010, las caídas; en 2011 y 2012, según él mismo explica, no estaba cómodo en su equipo, el Garmin. Haussler, de madre y nacimiento australianos, y padre y formación ciclista alemanes, espera que su fichaje por el IAM Cycling le sirva para volver al pasado. Su primer gran objetivo del año, este domingo.
J’ai simplement besoin de me sentir heureux
Velochrono.fr, Jerome Christiaens, 23 February 2013
Posted by: Bitossi
Heinrich Haussler n’était pas le plus heureux des hommes, l’année dernière, chez Garmin : pas de résultats, une carrière dans l’impasse… Ça, c’était avant son transfert chez IAM Cycling. Depuis qu’il est dans cette équipe, l’Australien est persuadé qu’il va pouvoir renouer avec son niveau de 2009. Velochrono est allé à sa rencontre à la veille du Het Nieuwsblad, premier objectif de la saison. Entretien sans pudeur avec un coureur sensible, qui donne l’impression d’être de nouveau bien dans sa peau.
Haussler in Qatar ahead of Classics
cyclingnews, Daniel Benson, 2 February 2013
Posted by: Jacco
A new team, a new jersey but for Heinrich Haussler the focus remains on the Spring Cassics as he uses the Tour of Qatar to build his form. The 28-year-old switched from Garmin-Sharp to the Swiss IAM Cycling team in the off season and arrived in Qatar with what he believes is the best off-season training he’s had in several years.
Heinrich Haussler to skip Tour de France, focus on Classics & Olympics
Velonation, Kyle Moore, 21 January 2012
Posted by: McK
Though he carries ambitious goals into the 2012 season, Heinrich Haussler (Garmin-Barracuda) will once again forego the Tour de France in favour of an approach that will allow him to peak during the Spring Classics, and again for the Olympic road race.
Speaking with SBS Cycling Central, Haussler explained his reasons for skipping another Grand Boucle, which he has not ridden since 2009 when he won a stage with a solo flier while riding for Cervelo Test Team.
"I’ll only target one day races this year"
cyclingtime.com, Jean-François Quénet, 10 February 2011
Posted by: chagu
Back at the level he enjoyed two years ago when he won a stage at the Tour de France, the Australian from Garmin-Cervelo talks about his ambitions for the one-day races and reveals that he won’t be taking part in the Giro d’Italia or the Tour de France this year.
"for me, the move to Garmin was just a win-win situation"
velonation.com, Jered Gruber, 10 September 2010
Posted by: lucybears
2010 was supposed to be the year that Heinrich Haussler took on the world's best and started walking away with victories. Haussler had given the world taste of his nearly infinite talent in 2009; it seemed a guarantee that 2010 would certainly hold more.
"Every time I come to Australia to see my family, I feel at home."
cyclingtribe.com, Joey Esterhuyzen, 4 September 2010
Posted by: lucybears
Recently I spoke with Cervelo Test Team rider Heinrich Haussler about being selected in the long team for Australia, and his hopes regarding the upcoming World Championships. Unfortunately two days later, Heinrich was ruled out of the squad.
Racing Kangaroo
bicycles.net.au, Christopher Jones, 10 July 2010
Posted by: lucybears
Cervelo Test Team rider Heinrich Haussler announced on Wednesday that he was giving up his German citizenship in order to compete as an Australian. The decision means that Haussler will now be able to wear the green and gold in the world road race championships this year in Australia.
Hunting a big Classic win
velonation.com, Conal Andrews, 1 March 2010
Posted by: lucybears
Cervélo Test Team rider Heinrich Haussler emphasised before the Omloop Het Nieuwsblad that he wouldn’t be in a position to chase a big result due to a sore knee, but proved himself wrong yesterday when he finished as runner-up to solo victor Juan Antonio Flecha (Team Sky).
"I have some unfinished business in Milan-San Remo."
roadcycling.com, Thomas Bachmann, 22 January 2010
Posted by: lucybears
At the team's pre-season training camp in Faro, Portugal, Heinrich Haussler talks about his goals for the 2010 season, the sprint finish in last year's Milan-San Remo, riding for Germany or Australia at the 2010 World Championships, and his love for the Cervelo TestTeam.
„Ich will mich auf die Klassiker konzentrieren“
Sport-Informations-Dienst, 21 January 2010
Posted by: lucybears
Heinrich Haussler (Cervélo TestTeam) hat sich für die Saison 2010 viel vorgenommen. Bei Mailand-San Remo will der Vorjahreszweite diesmal triumphieren und auch die WM in seinem Geburtsland Australien behält Haussler im Auge.
(Tour de France 2009)
"I love this kind of weather"
velonews.com, Andrew Hood, 18 July 2009
Posted by: lucybears
Heinrich Haussler rode the cold and rain all the way to Colmar to claim his first Tour stage victory of his career on Friday. The 25-year-old Cervélo TestTeam rider delivered his squad’s second stage win of this Tour and confirmed his status as one of the rising stars of the sport.
(Tour de France 2009)
"Bei 30 Grad hätte ich nicht gesiegt"
radsport-news.com, 18 July 2009
Posted by: lucybears
Nach seinem Sensationssieg auf der 13. Etappe der Tour de France weinte Heinrich Haussler (Cervélo TestTeam) vor Glück. Unmittelbar nach dem größten Triumph seiner Karriere stellte sich der 25 Jahre alte Freiburger zum Interview.
„Da muss man schon ziemlich blöd sein“
Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, 27 May 2009
Posted by: lucybears
Nach der Absage der Deutschland-Tour avanciert die Bayern-Rundfahrt bei ihrer 30. Auflage zum wichtigsten deutschen Rad-Etappenrennen. Vorjahressieger Christian Knees und Linus Gerdemann gelten als Sieganwärter. Am Start ist auch der Weltranglisten-Erste Heinrich Haussler
The new Flanders favourite
cyclingnews.com, Gregor Brown, 2 April 2009
Posted by: lucybears
Heinrich Haussler is a new name in the list of favourites for the Spring Classics. The Cervélo TestTeam has already chalked up four wins as well a close second place at Milano-Sanremo this year, his best start of any season in his career.
Ready to win
velonews.com, Andrew Hood, 26 February 2009
Posted by: lucybears
With two victories and a second place overall at the Tour of Qatar, Heinrich Haussler is starting off his 2009 season on a winning note. Nickamed the “Racing Kangaroo,” Haussler – who turned 25 on Wednesday – is obviously feeling right at home at the new Cervélo TestTeam.
"Ich kann von Andreas Klier sehr viel lernen"
radsport-news.com, Christoph Adamietz, 22 December 2008
Posted by: lucybears
Nach vier Jahren beim mittlerweile aufgelösten Team Gerolsteiner fährt Heinrich Haussler 2009 für das neue Cervelo TestTeam. Im Interview spricht der 24-jährige Cottbuser über die Saisonvorbereitung, seinen neuen Arbeitgeber und seine Rolle im Team.
(Tour de France 2008)
„Ich werde da sein, wenn es für Frösi nicht läuft“
radsport-news.com, Matthias Seng, 4 July 2008
Posted by: lucybears
Heinrich Haussler hatte sich schon damit abgefunden, die Tour de France vor dem Fernseher verfolgen zu müssen. Aber nach der krankheitsbedingten Absage seines Teamkollegen Oliver Zaugg rutschte der 24-jährige Cottbuser doch noch ins Tour-Aufgebot von Gerolsteiner.
Vegemite for breakfast, Bratwurst for dinner
cyclingnews.com, Paul Verkuylen, 28 March 2008
Posted by: lucybears
At the age of 14, Heinrich Haussler moved from Inverell, Australia to Germany to follow his dream of becoming a professional cyclist. Ten years later, he's got a contract with the Gerolsteiner team and has represented his adopted country at the World Championships.
"I hope to go to the classics in top form."
cyclingheroes.info, René Schuijlenburg, 20 January 2008
Posted by: lucybears
Heinrich Haussler is one of the biggest talents of professional cycling. The 23 year old Gerolsteiner rider will start his season at tomorrows Tour Down Under Classic and will write a riders diary for German based website radsport-aktiv AND (in english) for www.cyclingheroes.info
Ich freue mich auf die Klassiker
cyclingheroes.info, René Schuijlenburg, 17 January 2008
Posted by: lucybears
Heinrich Haussler zählt zu den hoffnungsvollen Talenten des Teams Gerolsteiner. Am Wochenende wird der 23-jährige Deutsch-Australier bei der Tour Down Under in die Saison einsteigen und darüber auf Radsport aktiv Tagebuch führen.
"Ich war froh, als ich in Paris ankam"
radsport-aktiv.de, Christoph Adamietz, 5 August 2007
Posted by: lucybears
Heinrich Haussler (Gerolsteiner) hat in diesem Jahr seine erste Tour de France bestritten. Mit Radsport aktiv sprach der 23-jährige Cottbusser über seine Frankreich-Eindrücke, die Gründe warum es bei ihm und dem Team nicht so lief und was er im nächsten Jahr besser machen möchte.
Vielleicht geht was...
radsport-aktiv.de, 6 July 2007
Posted by: lucybears
Rund 20 deutsche Profis werden am 7. Juli in London beim Prolog der 94. Tour de France am Start stehen. Radsport aktiv befragte sie nach ihrer Vorbereitung, ihrer Form und nach ihren Zielen beim größten Radrennen der Welt. Heute: Tourdebütant Heinrich Haussler (Gerolsteiner, 23)
The Young Guns - The German Kangaroo
cyclingnews.com, Susan Westemeyer, 2 December 2006
Posted by: lucybears
At 22-years of age, Heinrich Haussler's path to pro cycling has been a difficult one. The Team Gerolsteiner rider left his native Australia and moved to Germany to pursue a cycling career - not an easy decision to make for a 14-year-old.
Durchfahren zählt dieses Jahr nicht mehr
Lausitzer Rundschau, Thomas Juschus, 26 April 2006
Posted by: lucybears
2005 sorgte der Cottbuser Heinrich Haussler als Jungprofi mit seinem beherzten Auftritten bei den Frühjahrsklassikern der ProTour in Belgien und Frankreich für Aufsehen. Entsprechend groß waren die Erwartungen in dieser Saison.
"Ich hoffe, dass es arschkalt ist und regnet"
radsport-news.com, 29 March 2006
Posted by: lucybears
Mit seinen beiden Siegen bei der Murcia-Rundfahrt überzeugte Heinrich Haussler schon am Anfang der Saison. Doch seine Ziele sind weitaus höher gesteckt.
"I can do even better"
cyclingnews.com, Susan Westemeyer, 16 March 2006
Posted by: lucybears
Gerolsteiner's young shooting star is Heinrich Haussler. At the start of this year, he continued his winning ways at the Vuelta a Murcia with victory in both the first and last stages, and will be wearing dossard #131 in Saturday's Milan-San Remo.
A beautiful year
Cyclingnews.com, Susan Westemeyer, 15 November 2005
Posted by: lucybears
Australian-born Heinrich Haussler emigrated to Germany seven years ago to try and make it as professional cyclist. Susan Westemeyer caught up with the youngest member of the Gerolsteiner team after completing an excellent season as a neo-pro
"... aber der Ehrgeiz ist natürlich da"
Radsport-News.com, Björn Scheele, 24 October 2005
Posted by: lucybears
Sein Leben klingt wie ein Radsportmärchen. Mit 14 verließ Heinrich Haussler seine Eltern in Australien um Radprofi in Deutschland zu werden. Als Neuprofi mit 21 holt er seinen ersten Sieg bei einer der großen Rundfahrten.
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