CyclingTips,
24 Maart 2020
Jolien D’hoore looks past an empty spring
With nothing but a blank, race-less spring ahead, Jolien D’hoore headed for Roubaix last Sunday. The day after her 30th birthday, the ride was her boyfriend’s idea, an effort to take the former Belgian champion’s mind away from the uncertainty every cyclist — indeed all athletes — are currently expe

VeloNews,
24 Maart 2020
Day in the life: Katie Hall
Nine questions with the Boels-Dolmans rider who is sheltering in place, in California.

VeloNews,
20 Maart 2020
Florence Nightingale
After competing in the 2012 Olympic Games as a kayaker, Chabbey decided to focus on her medical studies. Then, barely two years ago, she discovered cycling, and results came quickly.

CyclingTips,
20 Maart 2020
How one pianist became a pro cyclist at 34
I first got to know Emily Newsom through a clip on Sarah Gigante’s Instagram Stories. Emily was playing the piano after finishing a gruelling edition of Omloop Het Nieuwsblad. Besides being a pro cyclist with Team Tibco-SVB, Emily teaches piano and is a mum to five-year-old Marijke. We agreed to mee

velouk,
20 Februari 2020
Q & A: Olivia Bentley (Team Brother UK – LDN)
Quiz time with Olivia Bentley who starts her fifth season in 2020 in a new team, Team Brother UK/LDN and is looking forward to two of th toughest British races, Ryedale GP and Tour of the Res

Cyclingnews,
19 Februari 2020
Aims high in Olympic year
Boels Dolmans rider pushing to represent Denmark in Omnium and Madison at Tokyo Games

Pedalnorth,
18 Februari 2020
Kasia has become one of the world’s top riders in recent years.
A former European U23 Road Race champion, and with two Polish National jerseys to her name, Kasia has become one of the world’s top riders in recent years. So it was no surprise to us when she used her cycling brain to take advantage on stage 1 of the Tour of Britain in 2017, to ride into green and

CyclingTips,
6 Februari 2020
On her Bay Crits crash and the importance of staying positive
Shannon Malseed’s season didn’t start as planned. On January 4, she crashed heavily on the final lap of stage 2 of the Bay Crits, fracturing her scapula and a vertebra. It looked like it could have been a lot worse — the 2018 Australian champion spent more than an hour on the ground as paramedics tr

Cyclo Cross Magazine,
30 Januari 2020
Interview: Katie Clouse, U23 Women’s Worlds
A month ago, Katie Clouse (Cannondale p/b CyclocrossWorld) did not know if she would be able to race this Sunday’s U23 Women’s World Championships in Switzerland. Clouse suffered a dislocated shoulder on the treacherous track at World Cup Namur and had to shut down the remainder of her Kerstperiode

Cyclingpub,
16 Januari 2020
I will give everything to be selected for the Olympic Games
Team Sunweb's Juliette Labous was at the first winter training camp of the season in Spain and there CyclingPub had the chance to have a talk with her. Labous opened the 2020 season in the same way as 2019, by taking the lead in a young riders classification and this time in the Santos Women's To

Cyclingnews,
6 Januari 2020
I've been lucky not to have suffered abuse
Dutchwoman on cycling's 'MeToo' moment, the progress of women's cycling, and her journey back to the top of her game

Cyclo Cross Magazine,
24 December 2019
Interview: Rebecca Fahringer, 2019 World Cup Namur 8th Place
We chatted with Fahringer while she was getting ready for her Christmas Eve potluck and preparation for Thursday’s World Cup Zolder. Hear what she had to say below.

Bicycling,
20 December 2019
Meet Your New National Champion of Cyclocross
Last weekend, 22-year-old Clara Honsinger did what no woman has done in 15 years: She beat Katie Compton at U.S. Cyclocross National Championships. But as she waited at the Denver Airport on Wednesday, she told Bicycling that she still considers Compton the “world’s greatest cyclocross racer,” and s

Cyclingnews,
20 December 2019
Cycling is only part of who I am
British cyclist reflects on first year of motherhood, athletic career and the Olympic Games

Cyclo Cross Magazine,
17 December 2019
Interview: 2019 Elite Women’s National Champion Clara Honsinger
On Sunday, Clara Honsinger became the first new Elite Women’s Cyclocross National Champion in 15 years but talking to her about the accomplishment, you wouldn’t know this was her first attempt at the Elite title. At the age of 22, she’s insightful and reflective beyond her years.

British Continental,
16 December 2019
Introducing Savannah Morgan
20-year-old Savannah Morgan will embark on her second season in Belgium next year. Morgan has been racing for 5 years. As a junior, she raced for a UK team called Team22. Then in 2018 – he first as a senior – her season was interrupted when she had to have her appendix removed in June. Then, left