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[EN] Here you find a collection of interviews on the internet in various languages. Bitossi (Thanks, Arturo!) is searching the Internet on a daily basis looking for fresh interviews. You can find them all in our Interview database containing thousands of riders interviews to be read, while having your cup of coffee.
Our eternal thanks go out to Lucybears, we miss him.

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Riders Country

CountryInterviews
ARGArgentina3
AUSAustralia164
AUTAustria18
EUSBasque Country74
BELBelgium55
BRABrazil11
CANCanada77
CHIChile3
COLColombia40
CROCroatia2
CUBCuba2
CZECzech Republic2
DENDenmark12
ESAEl Salvador3
ESTEstonia1
FINFinland9
FRAFrance286
GERGermany119
HKGHong Kong1
IRLIreland7
ITAItaly196
JPNJapan1
LATLatvia1
LTULithuania26
LUXLuxembourg12
MEXMexico2
NEDNetherlands147
NZLNew Zealand14
NORNorway20
POLPoland8
PORPortugal1
RUSRussia4
SCOScotland1
SRBSerbia1
SLOSlovenia1
RSASouth Africa10
ESPSpain146
SKNSt. Kitts and Nevis 5
SWESweden24
SUISwitzerland34
TRITrinidad and Tobago3
UKRUkraine3
GBRUnited Kingdom305
USAUnited States231
VENVenezuela2
Total Interviews: 2087
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Kristin Armstrong
Time for a tea break

cyclingnews.com, 1 Mars 2006
Kristin Armstrong starts 2006 with a lot of changes. For the first time in her professional career she has switched teams, and looking ahead to Beijing 2008, there's a few other changes in store.


Rachel Heal
britishcycling.org.uk,
7 Février 2006

New Goals at Games
To compete at the very top, winning medals at events as prestigious as the Commonwealth Games, takes a very dedicated and talented athlete and on Valentines Day, February 14, one such person will be on the plane to Australia -- Rachel Heal.



Olivia Gollan
Cylingnews.com,
6 Février 2006

The times, they are a changin
Last year was tough for Olivia Gollan. After a move to Europe's biggest women's team things started to unravel when the big results didn't eventuate, her form dropped and she just didn't feel like riding. Then losing her good friend Amy Gillett sparked the need for a change. Gollan speaks to Cycling


Linda Villumsen
cyclingfx.nl,
3 Février 2006

"My problem is not to get lost!!"
In 1996, Bjarne Riis became a national hero throughout Denmark in the Tour de France. Soon after, Linda Villumsen borrowed a bike from the local club team, Herning CK, got her license and started racing every weekend.



Maja Adamsen
cyclingfx.nl,
3 Février 2006

"I wouldn’t dance my whole life"
Unlike most other Danish riders Maja Watt Adamsen did NOT join Bianchi for 2006, instead joining Fenixs-Colnago for at least 1 year. She will ride her first race for them in Italy later this month.


Emma Davies Jones
shecycles.com,
2 Février 2006

The Road to Recovery
Last year, Emma Davies Jones was the victim of a hit and run accident whilst on the way to the Manchester Velodrome.



Helen Wyman
roadcyclinguk.com,
31 Janvier 2006

"I had to do everything my brother did"
It's been a great year for Great Britain's Helen Wyman who has just achieved 5th place in the Womens World Cyclo Cross Championship, her best ever performance in a World Title race.


Tina Mayola-Pic
cyclingnews.com,
25 Janvier 2006

Pic-ing her way through the field
Current US criterium national champion Tina Pic has ridden with the title since 2002 as she's dominated American cycling's favourite road discipline against the cream of America's female elite riders.



Katie Curtis
shecycles.com,
19 Janvier 2006

"It's a great life"
The Raleigh Future Stars competition is running throughout the Revolution series at Manchester Velodrome and brings the UK's most talented young riders head to head on the track. Katie Curtis tells SheCycles of her biggest achievements to date.


Rochelle Gilmore
dailypeloton.com,
16 Janvier 2006

"I just keep believing!"
Rochelle Gilmore likes to ride her bike. She'll ride it on the road, or she'll ride it on the track. This athletic Australian beauty just wants to compete.



Judith Arndt
t-mobile-team.com,
14 Janvier 2006

"I'll jump at every chance"
Judith Arndt will don the magenta jersey at the upcoming international races. t-mobile-team.com caught up with the World Champion and Silver Medalist at the Olympic Games in Athens to talk about her switch, women's cycling and personal goals.


Rebecca Much
t-mobile-team.com,
11 Janvier 2006

"It's a big dream come true"
They are the youngest riders on the T-Mobile squads, men's and women's. In a double-interview Franticek Rabon (22) and Rebecca Much (19) talk about their experiences at the joint training camp on Mallorca, their passion for cycling and wider goals in the sport.



Chrissy Ruiter
chicabike.be,
11 Janvier 2006

"My favorite color is blue and I am single."
We would like to give Chrissy Ruiter two awards: the first one for "most frequently updated cycling journal", the second one for "most funny cycling journal". [www.chrissyruiter.com] But we didn't only interview her because of her website. She is also a talented and ambitious rider. The main reason


Anouska Edwards
cyclesportnews.com,
8 Janvier 2006

A Jewel in Rockhampton's Crown
During the week CSN caught up with outstanding Rockhampton rider Anouska Edwards who has just won the Women’s Points Race at the Queensland Senior Track Championships at Chandler.



Trixi Worrack
chicabike.be,
6 Janvier 2006

"I haven’t counted the kilometres"
The previous years, she was the one and only heir to the Nürnberger-throne. Now Judith Arndt has left the team, 2006 could bring the definitive breakthrough for Trixi Worrack.


Anita Valen
chicabike.be,
4 Janvier 2006

"They call me the female Cipollini"
Married to the Dutch ex-cyclist Gerrit de Vries, Anita Valen is one of the most remarkable riders of the peloton. She has been called the "Leontien Van Moorsel of Norway"... both for her looks and for her talent.



Oenone Wood
Cyclingnews.com,
25 Septembre 2005

Finishing it off in style
The face said it all - showing everyone a big smile, and her new bronze medal, Australia’s Oenone Wood was on cloud nine, even though gold eluded her in the world championships women’s road race. Wood felt wonderful after finishing off some great teamwork for third, ending a very good season that in

 




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