velouk, velouk, 12 December 2019
Posted by: Bitossi

Five times a British cyclo-cross champion, Ian Field has a ‘habit’ of winning the National Trophy and in the 2019 series with one round to go, he leads! We quiz the country’s legend in cyclo-cross

velouk.net, Larry Hickmott, 3 October 2017
Posted by: Bitossi

The ‘cross season is now at full speed with the National Trophy ready to kick off next weekend. One cyclo-cross rider has already been very busy, Ian Field (Hargrove’s Ridley Montezuma’s) and we had a chat with him about the season so far and what lies ahead.

Road Cyling UK, Colin Henrys, 9 September 2016
Posted by: Bitossi

The cyclo-cross rider’s beat can be a lonely one. High summer finds him preparing for a season yet to begin, while his road compadres are in mid-season form. No matter. Ian Field (Hargroves-Ridley RT) has a solution: mix the solo miles with some of the UK’s biggest road races.

Cyclocross Magazine, Ted Sarmiento, 24 September 2015
Posted by: Bitossi

Last World Cup season, United Kingdom’s Ian Field had raised the bar for expectations in major international races. While he has had a career full of good rides and some of his results in 2014-2015 shouldn’t have come as much of a surprise, Field still performed in the clutch, especially under the pressure dictated by a domestic World Cup in Milton Keynes. There, he finished 12th overall, and was the first rider that didn’t hail from Continental Europe to cross the line.

PezCyclingnews, Edmond Hood, 11 February 2015
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As the 2014/15 cyclo-cross season is about to wind up, Ed Hood quizzes the British National cyclo-cross champion, Ian Field, on his season and the state of the muddy winter sport. This past season has been one of the best with the emergence of a new young guard and Ian gives us the inside line on everything cross.

Road Cycling UK, Colin Henrys, 25 September 2014
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Three-time reigning British cyclo-cross champion Ian Field enjoyed his best season to date last time out and is relishing kicking off the new campaign.

VeloVeritas, Ed Hood, 5 November 2013
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Sometimes you time an interview just right and your subject goes out and does something big right after it. Take British cyclo-cross champion Ian Field (Hargroves Cycles) – or should that be, ‘Field de Brit’ as they say in the Flatlands.

Pez Cyclingnews, Edmond Hood, 20 September 2013
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The first Belgian races have almost begun, the World Cup starts next month and there are only 8 days, 9 hours and 7 minutes to Cross Vegas (accurate at time of writing). Yes it’s crept up on us – it’s that time for the men who start like kilometre riders then bang out the same watts as a top chrono man but through sand, mud and snow.

pezcyclingnews.com, Edmond Hood, 21 December 2010
Posted by: lucybears

The clue is in his name, Ian ‘Field’ – smooth tarmac or even smoother hardwood boards are not for Mr. Field; he’s opted for the mud, sand, ice, adverse cambers and fields of cyclo-cross, not in the quiet of the green English countryside but rather in the madness that is Flanders.

wielrenwereld.com, 3 November 2010
Posted by: lucybears

Dit seizoen zien we regelmatig de Britse vlag in de uitslagen van het veldrijden, ondermeer op een 13e plaats in de loodzware cross in Namen en een 6e plaats in Woerden. Namens Wielrenwereld ging Tom de Koster eens nader kennis maken met deze jonge veldrijder met die toepasselijke naam, Ian Field.