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By Jakob Lloreda Ciclismo-Internacional opened a new section (U23 and junior report) in which the aim is to shed light on the evolution of some of the world’s most talented up-and-coming youngsters. We will try to in light our readers about the future stars of the sport, where their come from, their dreams, strengths or…
By David Hunter Let me make it very clear at the start of this article, I love Mauro Finetto! I interviewed him for the first time around 1 year ago. Since then, he has allowed me plenty of access and I have slowly built up a picture of him as a rider and a person….
By David Hunter It was a massive year for Sam Bennett. He took a step up from An Post – Chainreaction to Team NetApp – Endura. Instead of lining up in races like An Post Ras he was fighting with the big boys of the cycling world. He started off the season well but a…
By David Hunter Mitchell Lovelock-Fay is the man who went to New Zealand and took their race! It was the first time in 50 years that an Aussie had won the Tour of Southland, a sign of the potential that Mitch has.
By David Hunter It’s one day until the Vuelta and you get the call. “Horner is out you’re in!” How would you feel? “I was not nervous I was calm.” These are the words of Valerio Conti, Lampre-Merida’s 21 year old star. Racing with number 1 on his back, he started with a bang, when…
By Jakob Lloreda Yesterday Ciclismo-Internacional opened a new section (U23 and junior report) in which the aim is to shed light on the evolution of some of the world’s most talented up-and-coming youngsters. We will try to in light our readers about the future stars of the sport, where their come from, their dreams, strengths…
By David Hunter 2014 was a very promising year for Sacha Modolo. Having made the switch from Bardiani to Lampre-Merida, a lot was expected of the fast man. He delivered some excellent results, but bad luck and ill health stopped him from achieving more. His season started with a bang! He took a stage win…
By David Hunter He’s 22 years old, Belgian and loves the Ardennes. No wonder the press have labelled him, “The Next Gilbert.” Dylan Teuns has always been a star in the making. BMC have carefully managed his progress and he was promoted to the full squad, in August of this year. This promotion went better…