VeloNews, Andrew Hood, 11 December 2019
Dean has played a key role in evolving Mitchelton-Scott from stage-hunters to GC contenders. VeloNews spoke to Dean about the way racing and directing the action has changed since his own days in the peloton.
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velonews.com, Andrew Hood, 26 Maart 2010
Julian Dean unselfishly stepped aside last season as Garmin-Transitions’ Tyler Farrar broke out to be one of the revelations of the 2009 season. The veteran Kiwi sprinter is committed to helping Farrar improve his game.
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cyclingnews.com, Mark Zalewski, 26 November 2007
Slipstream team camp interview: Julian Dean & Timmy Duggan give their reactions to the Slipstream team camp a few days in and what they hope the upcoming season has in store.
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pezcyclingnews.com, Guy Wilson Roberts, 28 Augustus 2007
Julian Dean hasn't had many kisses from the podium girls in his pro career. For the New Zealand-born sprinter, though, this year's Tour de France saw him come tantalizingly close, and next year's move to the Slipstream squad could see a whole bunch more kisses on the podium for the Kiwi Champ.
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gara.net, Joseba Iturria, 29 Juli 2007
El vigente campeón de fondo en carretera de Nueva Zelanda quiere acabar el Tour en los Campos Elíseos con un lanzamiento del esprint de Thor Hushovd similar al que valió la victoria del noruego en la primera semana.
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cyclingnews.com, Steve Thomas, 10 Juli 2007
It's a long way from Rotarua, New Zealand to the Tour de France's route, and it's been a twisty road to get there for Credit Agricole's Julian Dean.
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Cyclingnews.com, John Lieswyn, 30 November 2005
The last time Cyclingnews spoke with Julian Dean, he was hoping for a Tour de France stage or major classic win. While this has proven elusive thus far, New Zealand's top road cyclist has confirmed his reputation as one of the most reliable and talented sprint lead-out men around. From humble beginnings as a professional in the US to racing for Lance and George on US Postal before a successful 2003 with CSC, Dean now races with Thor Hushovd and Jan Kirsipuu on French Pro Tour team Credit Agricole. Cyclingnews' John Lieswyn spoke with Dean in New Zealand to get his take on the year and what the future may hold
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