Ciclismo International,
1 November 2019
Riders to Watch in 2020 – Jasper Stuyven
Jasper Stuyven ended the 2018 cycling season in amazing form, probably the best of his life. During the Winter much was written and spoken about his rise to the top and we were all left very excited for 2019. “I was pretty confident and motivated going in to 2019. After having a great 2018, I truly

Velonews,
31 October 2019
Skujins laments Amgen Tour of California’s 2020 cancellation
Perhaps no rider benefitted from the Amgen Tour of California more than Toms Skujins, whose stage win in 2015 helped launch his WorldTour career. Peter Sagan might have won more stages, and others riders took the race’s overall. But California served as the springboard for the Latvian star to enter

Cyclingnews,
10 October 2019
Now I want to win a Classic but it doesn't have to be in the rainbow jersey
New world champion savours his title in final races of 2019 season

Cyclingpub,
7 September 2019
Discusses past, present, future, Marcel Kittel and safety
CyclingPub.com had a talk with Trek-Segafredo's John Degenkolb during the Vuelta a España. The German rider talked about the changes in his preparation, his future at Lotto-Soudal, Marcel Kittel, his time at Trek-Segafredo and the safety during racing.

Pez Cyclingnews,
7 September 2019
Trek-Segafredo’s Charlie Quarterman Gets PEZ’d!
With the likes of Remco Evenepoel, Mathieu van der Poel and Wout Van Aert hitting the headlines, a new young British rider has landed himself a stagieire place and a two year contract with Trek-Segafredo. Charlie Quarterman is fast, as he showed in the National 10 mile TT championships - Ed Hood ask

Velo Veritas,
6 September 2019
National ’10’ Champion and a Two Year Contract with Trek Segafredo
"I don't feel too scared after my experiences with Leopard, but I will definitely feel the pressure after I get all the support from the Trek staff and I have the same kit as some of these ‘machines’..."

Tour de Suisse,
3 June 2019
"I was sick of coming second at the Dauphiné"
Overall winnerof the 2018 Tour de Suisse, Australian Richie Porte (now Trek-Segafredo) discusses missing out on victory in the queen stage, his team’s hard work, and his goals for the upcoming season.

Peloton Magazine,
31 May 2019
"doing my first grand tour in my first year as a professional was pretty amazing"
Italian rider Giulio Ciccone is doing more than living his dream. The 24 year old has stepped up to UCI WorldTour level with American team Trek-Segafredo and won a sensational stage 16 victory on the day the Giro crossed the Passo del Mortirolo and has also taken the King of the Mountains classifica

Cyclo Cross Magazine,
11 May 2019
Peter Stetina, 2019 Belgian Waffle Ride Men’s Winner
At the beginning of the year, the EF Education First WorldTour team made a bit of a splash when it announced some of its team members would be racing adventure races such as the Dirty Kanza 200 and Three Peaks cyclocross race.