Interviews & Reviews in 60 Seconds
Jan 29, 2010
Anders Lund was born in Copenhagen, Denmark and started racing for Ordrup Cycle Club. As a teenager he joined Team PH where he rode alongside current Team Saxo Bank members Matti Breschel and Chris Anker Sørensen. Anders showed very promising results as a junior rider finishing second and the junior World Championship in 2003. In 2005 Anders finished second in...
Jan 26, 2010
When Team 602nds discussed cyclists to interview, for me, Taylor Phinney was a must. Taylor is a character and the type of person that cycling needs. He is the type of person that should be used to promote the sport, not only in the US but also worldwide. Taylor is a junior World Champion, a Paris-Roubaix U23 winner and more importantly a down to earth, good...
Jan 26, 2010
Koos Moerenhout is a professional cyclist from Netherlands riding with the Rabobank professional cycling team. Koos is the current 2009 Dutch National Road Race Champion and has the honour of wearing a Rabobank jersey featuring the national colours of the Netherlands, ensuring he stands out in the peloton. Having won the Dutch National Road Race Championship for...
Jan 26, 2010
Jens Voigt, riding with the successful Team Saxo Bank Professional Cycling Team would have to be one of the most popular riders amongst fans and the peloton. Always happy to oblige fans with photos and autographs, Jens is an all-round nice guy who is always happy to have a chat. Jens is known and loved for his very aggressive style of riding and hard work ethic...
Jan 25, 2010
Team 602nds were hoping to interview Lance Armstrong Foundation President and CEO Doug Ulman at this years Tour Down Under. With a busy schedule Doug was unable to make the trip to Australia but was generous with his time for 602nds and happy to answer a few questions via video that we hope you enjoy and more importantly we hope helps raise cancer awareness. In...
Jan 25, 2010
From the Gold Coast, Queensland Australia Jonathan Cantwell rides with the Fly V Australia Professional Cycling Team. Jonathan started cycling at 15 years old and turned professional with the US Jittery Joe’s team in 2008. With strengths as a sprinter and all-rounder, Jonathan joined the Fly V Australia Professional Cycling Team in 2009. Jonathan went on...
