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Critical of FDJ management as he links up with Bouhanni
CyclinfNews, Daniel Benson, 7 February 2015
Posted by: Bitossi
Rollin spent three years at FDJ but found himself without a spot on the roster at the end of 2013. The Canadian was unable to secure a contract with a WorldTour team and spent last season out of the sport. However he remained in Girona, Spain for long periods of time, and trained throughout the year.
Dominique Rollin building for Classics season with FDJ-BigMat
Velonation, Kyle Moore, 11 February 2012
Posted by: McK
After a decent showing in the Tour of Qatar, Dominique Rollin (FDJ-BigMat) heads next to the Tour of Oman, where he will look to continue to build fitness and camaraderie with what is an updated and more powerful team for the single day Classics.
« Je suis l’homme de la pluie, du vent et du froid ! »
equipecyclistefdj.fr, 20 February 2011
Posted by: lucybears
A 27 ans, Dominique Rollin, engagé par la FDJ pour ses qualités athlétiques et son attirance pour les classiques flandriennes, ne cesse de surprendre. Bien mieux qu’un équipier qu’il sait être bien sûr, il développe une ambition réelle dans les sprints, dans les courses ventées et rugueuses.
«J’ai l’habitude d’être bien en fin de saison»
sdvmag.com, Florence Bourg, 10 September 2010
Posted by: lucybears
Pour le ProTour UCI à Québec et à Montréal, Dominique représente l’équipe nationale canadienne, son équipe professionnelle, Cervélo TestTeam, ayant pris la décision de ne pas l’envoyer dans sa terre natale pour les deux épreuves du ProTour car elle ferme boutique à la fin de la saison.
Rollin ready to rock on cobbles
velonews.com, Andrew Hood, 24 March 2010
Posted by: lucybears
Dominique Rollin experienced all the good and bad that comes with being a top European professional in his rookie season with Cervélo TestTeam. Last year, the brawny Quebecois was rock solid in the spring campaign then mononucleoisis sidelined him for the middle part of the season.
« Gagner une grande classique comme Paris – Roubaix ou le Tour des Flandres, ce serait un accomplissement ! »
velo-club.net, Frantz Delagrange, 9 February 2010
Posted by: lucybears
Le Canada, dans les jours prochains, sera à l’honneur dans le monde des médias et du sport en général. Le 12 février débutera, en effet, les Jeux Olympiques d’hiver.
(Vuelta a España 2009)
"there are some gnarly days coming up!"
pezcyclingnews.com, Edmond Hood, 4 September 2009
Posted by: lucybears
Cervelo’s Dominique Rollin was enjoying the Vuelta rest day calm in his hotel room in Spain when we caught up with him this time. Dominique takes us inside the first few stages, talks about team goals, his own goals, muses on Grand Tour life, and much more.
(Vuelta a España 2009)
"a new experience"
pedalmag.com, Amy Smolens, 31 August 2009
Posted by: lucybears
At the Vuelta a España Canadian history will be made as there are four Canadians competing in this year's race. The lone Canuck in Spain who will not be wearing Argyle is Cervélo Test Team's Dominique Rollin,
Dominique Rollin interview and diary
Podium Cafe, MathieuG, 14 August 2009
Posted by: Bitossi
Ok hose are my first two translations... I've done my best but english is not my first language so there may be a few weird parts... it's also the first thing I write here so any editing comments are appreciated :-)
The harder the better!
pezcyclingnews.com, Edmond Hood, 5 June 2009
Posted by: lucybears
There was a fresh name in third place in the Scheldeprijs, back in April - Dominique Rollin (Cervelo & Canada). We caught up with him just after the Tour of Romandie - before the 'Giro virus' swept across the web and world.
"We’re not here to play around, we’re here to race"
pedalmag.com, Amy Smolens, 9 May 2009
Posted by: lucybears
Dominique Rollin (Cervélo) is one of a record five Canadians racing at the ProTour level in Europe this season. After two years racing professionally with North American teams and picking up an epic stage win at last season’s Tour of California, he was ready for the jump over the pond.
Rollin ready to rock
velonews.com, Andrew Hood, 28 February 2009
Posted by: lucybears
25-year-old Canadian Dominique Rollin will be a key member of Cervélo’s spring classics squad and he’s relishing the opportunity to race the events that he dreamed about as a boy back in Montreal.
(Tour of California 2009)
"it will be a day for sprinters"
pedalmag.com, 17 February 2009
Posted by: lucybears
We caught up with Cervelo TestTeam’s Dominique Rollin who finished 46th today on Stage 2.
(Tour of California 2009)
"I think we'll have something to interesting to show here"
pedalmag.com, Amy Smolens, 15 February 2009
Posted by: lucybears
While in Sacramento for events surrounding the 2009 Amgen Tour of California, I had the opportunity to speak with three of Canada's foremost pro cyclists - Dominique Rollin, Svein Tuft and Michael Barry. All of them had successful 2008 seasons, and are optimistic going into the 2009 campaign
It was a good year
roadbikereview.com, Lyne Lamoureux, 17 October 2008
Posted by: lucybears
Quite a year for Canadian Dominique Rollin. On his first year with Toyota-United Rollin worked hard to bring in victories for the team and Rollin himself finished 13 times on the top step of the podium,including a stage win at the Cascade Cycling Classic and the CSC Invitational.
"we have the sunshine on our side today"
pedalmag.com, Amy Smolens, 14 June 2008
Posted by: lucybears
Following the rainstorms on Wednesday's Stage 1 of the Nature Valley Grand Prix which forced a cancellation of the men’s race we caught up with some of the Canadian riders for pre and post race interviews on Stage 2. Dominique Rollin (Toyota-United), who placed 5th in the stage...
The Dominator
pedalmag.com, Andrew Rogers, 23 February 2008
Posted by: lucybears
We caught up with Rollin this morning before the Solvang ITT to find how he was feeling after his grueling 7-hour plus ride on the bike through some of nastiest weather south of the border, even by Canadian standards.
Rollin to victory
cyclingnews.com, Kirsten Robbins, 22 February 2008
Posted by: lucybears
The Toyota-United Pro Cycling team hit the jackpot when they signed French-Canadian rider Dominique Rollin, nicknamed 'The Horse', who fell out of a contract when his team Kodak-Sierra Nevada folded at the end of 2007.
"I'm practicing my Australian slang"
pedalmag.com, Amy Smolens, 17 February 2008
Posted by: lucybears
Canadian Dominique Rollin talks about the Tour of California, Toyota-United, the Beijing Olympics & more !
Wrapping Up A Season of Success
pedalmag.com, Sara Best, 14 October 2007
Posted by: lucybears
Canadian rider, Dominique Rollin (Kodak Gallery/Sierra Nevada Brewing Co.) will celebrate his 25th birthday on October 29th and this year he has more to celebrate than just getting another year older as the Boucherville, Quebec native has had a stellar 2007 season.
"It's looking good for tomorrow"
canadiancyclist.com, Amy Smolens, 12 September 2007
Posted by: lucybears
In today's Stage 2 of the Tour of Missouri, from Clinton to Springfield, Dominique Rollin crossed the line third behind George Hincapie and Frank Pipp. The four bonus seconds he garnered for his podium position put him in 2nd place on GC.
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