Ryde,
2 July 2015
Getting to know Peter Kennaugh
He’s the two-time British road race champion and in a few days Peter Kennaugh will make his second appearance in the Tour de France. He’s got an Olympic gold medal in his collection of prizes but just being back in The Big Loop is what he says cycling is all about. RIDE caught up with the Manxman ea

Road Cycling UK,
2 July 2015
Luke Rowe relishing Tour de France debut
Tour de France debutant Luke Rowe is relishing the opportunity to chaperone Chris Froome and fly the Welsh flag alongside Geraint Thomas at cycling’s biggest race.

Cyclist,
4 June 2015
Geraint Thomas interview
Double Olympic track champ Geraint Thomas tells us about swapping Wales for Monaco and the importance of pizza.

As,
9 May 2015
El Giro de Italia me encanta; aquí vestí de rosa en 2010
"Afronto la posibilidad de luchar por un título. Me encuentro ante la oportunidad de mi vida, en el mejor momento de mi carrera. El Giro me encanta".

Road Cycling UK,
8 May 2015
Luke Rowe ruminates on the Classics
Cycling’s a funny sport, and one where the lines drawn between success and failure are often blurred. I say this because cycling’s also a sport where finishing in the top ten is seen as a very good result by those ‘in the know’ but can be largely ignored by anyone who doesn’t fully understand the in

Cyclist,
28 April 2015
Ian Stannard interview
The 2012 National Champion tells us about joining Team Sky, three broken discs and disc brakes.

La Gazzetta dello Sport,
10 April 2015
La Roubaix è una favola. Mi fa amare il ciclismo.
Per l'ultima gara ad alto livello sir Bradley ha rivisto video, letto articoli, cronometrato il pavé: "Sì ho odiato il Tour e Armstrong. Record dell'ora 6-7 giugno a Londra

The Telegraph,
7 April 2015
How this odd couple changed the face of British cycling.
Ahead of Paris-Roubaix this weekend, Tom Cary chats with Sir Bradley Wiggins and Sir Dave Brailsford to discuss how these two unlikely lads have transformed British cycling.

Puro Ciclismo,
2 April 2015
Entrevistado a David López
Hoy hemos entrevistado a David López, ciclista del Team Sky.

Ride,
1 April 2015
Ready for leadership in Flanders
Last Friday the 28-year-old Welshman, Geraint Thomas, raced into the lead of the Belgian WorldTour race E3 Harelbeke. With four kilometres to go, he launched an attack that would ultimately net him a win in one of cycling’s Classics.

Ride,
31 March 2015
We are treating each other like dogs.
RIDE spoke with Eisel on the Monday morning after the contest and here is part of that exchange that outlines his views on racing in dangerous wind…

Cycling Tips,
31 March 2015
I’ve already had an incredible season but I want more
Things are falling into place for Team Sky’s Richie Porte in 2015. As of Sunday the Australian time trial champion has six UCI-classified victories to his name, including overall victories in two, week-long WorldTour stage races: Paris-Nice and the Volta a Catalunya. But Porte has his sights set on

Ride,
31 March 2015
Between now and the Giro
We’ve talked to the winner of Paris-Nice and the Volta a Catalunya in 2015 after his respective wins but these are warm-up races for Richie Porte. The Big Goal is the Giro d’Italia in May. At the end of yesterday’s chat with Rob Arnold the Tasmanian talked about his pending rendezvous with a volcano

Be Celt,
25 March 2015
Je suis déçu mais la course n’est pas finie.
2ème aujourd’hui sur la 2ème étape et 7ème au général, le jeune Anglais Alex Peters (SEG Racing Team), 19 ans, reste déçu de sa performance. Mais rien n’est joué encore sur ce Tour de Normandie que personne ne semble contrôler réellement.

Ride,
18 March 2015
Richie Porte talks about his Paris-Nice win.
Richie Porte is the only Australian to have won the overall title at Paris-Nice… and he’s done that twice. In both 2013 and 2015, he won the final stage time trial up the col d’Eze, before claiming the final yellow jersey. He talks to Rob Arnold about the experience that included a crash on the penu

Tutto Bici,
18 March 2015
Non sto ancora bene, ma venerdì torno in bici.
Elia Viviani è ancora fermo. Cinque giorni di riposo assoluto, prima di provare a risalire in bicicletta. Prima di compromettere tutto il lavoro fatto in chiave Sanremo – ormai svanita – e classiche del nord, con in cima ai suoi pensieri la Gand-Wevelgem.