Ciclismo Internacional, David Hunter, 5 December 2019
Connor Swift es una de las promesas que vienen pidiendo su lugar en el ciclismo británico. El corredor de 24 años, campeón nacional saliente, destacó en el calendario local con el Madison Genesis, al que regaló 12 meses de exposición con el distintivo maillot antes mencionado.
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Ciclismo Internacional, David Hunter, 5 December 2019
Connor Swift is one of the rising stars of British cycling, which is a strange thing to say as he’s just spent a year in the national champ jersey. The 24-year-old utilised the strong domestic scene to hone his talent and grow as a cyclist, he was on the Madison Genesis team for 3 years, bringing them a huge amount of kudos after claiming the national title in June 2018. This allowed Connor the honour of wearing ‘that’ jersey for 12 months.
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Pez Cyclingnews, Edmond Hood, 4 Juli 2019
Ben Swift has had an up and down career so far, but the man is a winner. From World track championships to stage wins and podium places in Sanremo, he's back home with Team Ineos and has a National champion's jersey on his shoulders. Ed Hood caught up with Ben within days of his big win to hear all about it.
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Pez Cyclingnews, Edmond Hood, 8 September 2017
On the eve of the Canadian WorldTour races - Québec and Montréal - Ed Hood caught up with UAE Team Emirates rider; Ben Swift direct from Canada as he prepares for the weekend's battles. The pair catch up and discuss his busy end of 2017 season.
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Road Cyling UK, Timothy John, 8 April 2016
Picture Team Sky’s Ben Swift and Ian Stannard and the most recent edition of Milan-San Remo might spring to mind.
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Ride, Rob Arnold, 4 April 2014
Not so long ago Ben Swift was just another rider in the British development program. Early in the 2014 season, he’s winning alongside others who were part of the system that was managed by the likes of Rod Ellingworth. At the recent Coppi/Bartali Week, Swift picked up two wins on day one: a road stage, followed by a team time trial together with British Sky team-mate Peter Kennaugh who went on to win the overall title.
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VeloVeritas, Ed Hood, 26 Maart 2014
Kristoff was no surprise to us – especially with Paolini as his wingman; Cancellara – enough said. But the man on the third step of the podium was a big – and it must be said, pleasant – surprise, Sky’s Ben Swift, back from the wilderness. Last season was compromised by injury picked up in 2012 and subsequent surgery but there were green shoots of recovery to be seen at the start of this season – two podiums and a top ten in Nokere.
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VeloUK, VeloUK, 4 Februari 2014
It was back in 2012 that Ben Swift last rode the track and it was such a memorable week at the World Championships with a rainbow jersey and two silver medals, that it’s taken him until 2014 to pin a number on and return to the track.
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Road Cycling UK, Colin Henrys, 15 November 2013
Team Sky’s British sprinting ace Ben Swift is on the road to recovery after an injury-disrupted 2013 season and cannot hide his delight at being back on the bike again. The Yorkshireman suffered a knee injury when he crashed on the final day of the Mallorca Challenge in February, and his comeback was cut short when a long-standing shoulder injury forced him to curtail his season early in August.
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The Telegraph, John MacLeary, 15 Maart 2013
When Team Sky line-up on the start line for this year's Milan-Sanremo, the first of the season's five 'monuments' of cycling, one rider from their classics squad will be watching the action from his sofa. After being selected for the 10-man squad alongside Edvald Boasson Hagen, Bernhard Eisel, Mathew Hayman, Vasil Kiryienka, Salvatore Puccio, Gabriel Rasch, Luke Rowe, Kanstantsin Siutsou, Ian Stannard, Chris Sutton and Geraint Thomas, Yorkshireman Ben Swift was forced to cut short his time on Team Sky's recent training camp in Tenerife after an injury sustained during last month's Mallorca Challenge flared up to threaten his involvement in the spring classics.
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roadcyclinguk.com, George Scott, 12 Februari 2013
“I was actually on the turbo when the news came out so it gave me that extra bit of motivation,” says Ben Swift when I ask him about Yorkshire winning the right to host the 2014 Tour de France Grand Depart.
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Pez Cyclingnews, Gordan Cameron, 17 Februari 2012
Pretty much every possible tabloid pun on Ben Swift’s surname has already been done to death, so we’ll waste no time in getting to the meat of the story. The twenty-four year old has had an almost perfect career progression to date. Starring as an amateur with a string of results in Italy, Ben Swift moved on to Barloworld and then rode the Giro with Katusha, before joining the Team Sky juggernaut in 2010. He took a fistful of big wins in 2011, but what about 2012?
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Daily Peloton, Luke Allingham, 28 November 2011
Ben Swift is a British professional road cyclist, who is currently riding for British cycling outfit, Sky Pro Cycling. He was born in Rotherham, United Kingdom on November, 5th, 1987, recently turning 24 years old. Swift is approximately 143 pounds (65KG) and is measures 5 foot, nine inches. Swift has recently signed a three year contract with team Sky Pro Cycling.
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velonation.com, Ben Atkins, 12 Juni 2011
In his second season with the Sky Pro Cycling Team, 23-year-old Ben Swift will be one of the riders lining up for the Tour de Suisse where he will be looking to build on his already impressive total of five wins this season.
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velonation.com, Ed Hood, 29 April 2011
As a sprinter, Ben Swift could hardly have a better name; the 23 year-old Sky rider from Rotherham recently scored his third win of the season, taking stage five of the Vuelta Castilla y Leon to add to his two stage wins in the Tour Down Under.
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dailypeloton.com, Imelda March, 4 Maart 2011
Ben Swift, a 23 years old British born rider who excels as an all-rounder and sprinter for Team SKY, took some time out of his schedule to discuss his early successes and his future racing calendar.
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pezcyclingnews.com, Edmond Hood, 23 September 2009
He’s been top three in Qatar, Nokere Koerse, the Giro, the Pais Vasco – and now he’s finally stood on the podium step that gives you the best view of all. We spoke to Tour of Britain stage seven winner; 21 year-old Ben Swift (GB & Katyusha) on Monday morning.
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pezcyclingnews.com, Edmond Hood, 20 September 2009
First year Katyusha pro Ben Swift started his Tour of Britain with a flourish, grabbing third place on the first stage. We spoke to him at the half way point – Blackpool.
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pezcyclingnews.com, Edmond Hood, 31 Mei 2009
Ben Swift (Katusha & GB) was watching the Giro on TV last year at this time; now he's jousting with Cav, Ale Jet and Tyler Farrar in hairy finishes - and fighting to survive eight hour, baking mountain epics.
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pezcyclingnews.com, Edmond Hood, 11 Mei 2009
Stage one of the 100th Giro d'Italia saw Ben Swift help Katyusha take a solid sixth place in the team time trial; but stage two was even better, with only the two fastest men on the planet able to get to the line before the British youngster.
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www.live-radsport.com, Felix Griep (Werfel), 8 Mei 2009
Ben Swift ist einer der überraschendsten jungen Fahrer der Saison. Der 21-jährige Brite, der in Diensten des Team Katusha steht, erreichte zuletzt bei der Baskenland-Rundfahrt je einen zweiten, dritten und vierten Etappenplatz. Nun geht Swift gleich in seinem ersten Profijahr beim Giro d’Italia an den Start. Der Jungprofi stand uns vor Kurzem für einige Fragen zur Verfügung.
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pezcyclingnews.com, Edmond Hood, 14 Januari 2009
It was September when we last spoke to Ben Swift about his successful 2008 season in Italy, including a stage win in the prestigious Valle d’Aosta stage race. Since then he took 4th in the World U23 RR Champs and he’s been snapped up by new Russian set-up Katyusha.
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britishcycling.org.uk, Larry Hickmott, 7 Januari 2009
Winner of the King of the Mountains jersey in the 2007 Tour of Britain, Ben Swift spent last season as a stagaire for Barloworld. After finishing fourth in the Worlds road race (U23), he is hoping his pro career will take off in 2009 with his new team, Katusha.
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cyclingweekly.co.uk, 20 November 2008
Despite breaking his collarbone in February, Ben Swift was arguably the best under-23 rider in Italy this year, winning three races and consistently finishing in the top 10. Ben is making the leap into top-level racing in 2009 with Katyusha.
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pezcyclingnews.com, Edmond Hood, 10 September 2008
How do you become a pro? If you’re lucky enough to have some talent and you’re born in England, then you might just end up taking the same road as 20 year-old Ben Swift; he’s won three U23 ‘biggies’ in Italy this season, so we thought we better have a word.
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velodrome.org.uk, 29 November 2007
British track and road racing cyclist Ben Swift made his professional road debut in August 2007, joining Barloworld as a trainee. The following month saw him claim the King of the Mountains jersey in the Tour of Britain.
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Velo Veritas, Ed Hood, 0 0000
It was 2008 when I first interviewed Ben Swift – Team Ineos, he’d just won three important u23 races in Italy, including a stage in the famous Valle d’Aosta stage race.
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