Cyclo Cross Magazine, Zachary Schuster, 5 December 2019
I recently chatted with Stetina about his new professional groad privateer program and plans for 2020. You can read a transcript of our conversation below.
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Cyclo Cross Magazine, Zachary Schuster, 11 Mei 2019
At the beginning of the year, the EF Education First WorldTour team made a bit of a splash when it announced some of its team members would be racing adventure races such as the Dirty Kanza 200 and Three Peaks cyclocross race.
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CyclingNews, Daniel Benson, 27 December 2016
There was a point during this season in which Peter Stetina came close to hanging up his wheels and retiring. The long and agonising comeback from a career-threatening injury sustained in 2015 had been hard enough, but when almost the entire peloton began riding away from him during the spring, he started to wonder if he was fighting a losing battle.
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CyclingNews, Alastair Hamilton, 23 Februari 2016
The scars from Peter Stetina’s fractured tibia and patella injuries in his right knee are still clearly visible. The anniversary of his terrible crash in the 2015 Vuelta al País Vasco is fast approaching, but Stetina remains focused on his long battle to return to full strength as a professional in Europe.
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Velo News, Andrew Hood, 19 Januari 2016
A second can last forever. Peter Stetina is still living the consequences of his disastrous crash at last year’s Vuelta al Pais Vasco (Tour of the Basque Country).
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Pez Cyclingnews, Edmond Hood, 18 November 2015
Peter Stetina was having quite a good 2015 season until he hit a post set into the road in the finalé of stage one of the Vuelta Ciclista al Pais Vasco. He sustained terrible injuries, saying at the time: ‘I am lucky to be alive’. The man from Boulder was back racing in Utah by August and has signed a new contract with Trek for 2016 to team up again with Ryder Hesjedal. Ed Hood caught up with Stetina to hear all about it.
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Velo News, Andrew Hood, 16 April 2015
On April 6, in the final sprint to the finish line in the opening stage of the Vuelta al País Vasco (Tour of the Basque Country), it didn’t matter how careful Stetina — or anyone else — was in the peloton that day. Just 400 meters from the finish line, on the right side of the finish straight, two metal poles, about one meter high, remained in the roadway. In images that later went viral on the Internet, the only safety measure to highlight the danger were small, orange traffic cones sitting on top of the poles.
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Pez Cyclingnews, Alastair Hamilton, 26 Februari 2015
Two interviews for the price of one as Alastair Hamilton has a very long chat with two of the most experienced American riders on the WorldTour. BMC’s Peter Stetina and Brent Bookwalter were recently in Spain and PEZ had to get all the behind the scenes info on the ‘Super Team’.
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Velonation, Shane Stokes, 23 Januari 2014
American climber talks about the motivation of moving teams, season goals and his father’s recovery from a brain injury.
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Velonation, Ben Atkins, 22 Februari 2013
Peter Stetina (Garmin-Sharp) is making his very first appearance at le Tour de Langkawi, and he’s hoping to make it count. With just two of the ten stages not suiting the sprinters, it will be on the climbs to Cameron Highlands and Genting Highlands that the 25-year-old is targeting, to try to take the overall race title for himself.
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Peter Stetina

velonews.com, Andrew Hood, 1 April 2010
Peter Stetina is making the most of his rookie year at Garmin-Transitions. The 22-year-old debuted at the Tour Méditerranéen and continued in France with the Tour du Haut Var.
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slipstreamsports.com, 16 Mei 2008
VMG/Felt U23 rider Peter Stetina is currently staying with the U23 national team in Belgium as he wraps up his European racing season. The young talent has had a notable spring with significant results in the US and Europe.
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