Cyclingtips,
13 July 2016
I was almost giving up on this race
t’s been a bumpy road to Tour de France glory for Michael Matthews. A long-awaited debut in 2014 was thwarted by a crash in training just days before the start, and last year’s campaign was derailed by a crash on stage 3 that left the Canberran with four broken ribs.

Alps&Andes,
27 May 2016
The beauty of second chances.
My conversation with Esteban Chaves starts with a bit of small talk. Eventually, we end up talking about the weather. I mention how terrible the winter was here, with insanely low temperatures and endless snow and ice. Esteban pauses for a bit, and in a calm voice tells me, "these things pass, it's

Ride,
19 May 2016
Looking forward to Flèche Wallonne
In part one of our exclusive interview with Michael Matthews he explained his fifth place in the Amstel Gold Race on Sunday. This was meant to be his last Classics appearance for the season but he’s now ready to race again in la Flèche Wallonne on Wednesday and possibly even Liège-Bastogne-Liège nex

Ride,
5 May 2016
This is the reason I’m doing it – because I love it
Twenty-five days ago, in a bike race in the north of France, Mitch Docker slammed his face into the famous cobbles of the Forest of Arenberg. He broke teeth and cut up his face. He sat in a pool of blood while medical officers from Paris-Roubaix’s race entourage treated him. And the peloton rushed b

Ride,
18 April 2016
The Amstel Gold Race
Following the triumph in Paris-Roubaix many believed that Orica-GreenEdge could back up and win the next round of the WorldTour, the Amstel Gold Race. In Holland on Sunday Michael Matthews was the best of the Australian team in fifth.

CyclingNews,
13 April 2016
Maybe I needed every one of those 15 years before I got it right
The day after Mat Hayman won Paris-Roubaix, he left Ghent where his Orica-GreenEdge team had been based to return to his Belgian home in Veldwezelt, Lanaken near the Dutch province of Limburg. He was just coming to terms with the enormity of his feat on Sunday.

Pez Cyclingnews,
12 April 2016
Mathew Hayman Roubaix Winner PEZ Exclusive!
After Sunday’s fantastic Paris-Roubaix there was only one rider that had to be PEZ’d: Race winner Mathew Hayman. Out top interviewer, Ed Hood, was on the job to locate the Australian to hear from the horses mouth his first thoughts as winner of the ‘Hell of the North’.

Ride,
11 April 2016
Paris-Roubaix champion
At 4.32am Monday 16 April, Mathew Hayman hung up the phone after speaking to his brother Marcus who still lives in Canberra. The champion of the 114th edition of Paris-Roubaix then called his father before finally switching off the phone and pretending that he could get to sleep.

SBS,
17 March 2016
In-form ready for all Milan-San Remo scenarios
Matthews remembers the 2015 edition well having finished third behind Degenkolb (Giant-Alpecin) and runner-up Alexander Kristoff (Katusha) in a reduced group sprint of 26 riders.

Ride,
19 January 2016
Ewan: “he’s pretty fast and hard to beat”
A headwind in the finishing straight served Caleb Ewan well in Lyndoch: he jumps off the wheels of his lead-out men, tucks down low, turns on the turbo and off he goes… ahead and over the line for the win. Twice in three days, the Orica-GreenEdge sprinter has won a race in the manner that’s expected

Ride,
16 January 2016
I didn’t think it was physically possible to do what he did
Simon Gerrans is a two-time national road race champion and three time winner of the Tour Down Under title. He knows how to find form in January and he has hopes of another good showing in the Australian round of the WorldTour… but first he’s coming to terms with what he saw Jack Bobridge do in the

Bike Exchange,
14 January 2016
The Jet Set for Take-off in 2016
We caught up with Australian cycling gun Caleb Ewan on the eve of his 2016 cycling campaign. Although the young sprinter has been making waves on our shores for years with his impressive palmares, he's now looking to make a name for himself on the international stage and build on one of the most suc

Ride,
5 January 2016
Ready for the nationals
Five days out from the road race at the Australian championships, last year’s runner-up Caleb Ewan spoke to RIDE. He talked about his recent victory in the Mitchelton Bay Cycling Classic, his team’s chances for the nationals in Buninyong this coming Sunday and how he’s adapting to life as a pro cycl