VeloNews, Betsy Welch, 29 April 2020
Ten questions with the Canyon-SRAM rider and the WorldTour retiree about their life in locked-down Spain.
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Joan Seguidor, Iban Vega, 18 Oktober 2019
En Taylor Phinney encontramos muchos de los rasgos que han hecho del ciclismo algo más en los tiempos recientes.
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Cyclingnews, Pat Malach, 17 Oktober 2019
29-year-old brings to an end a career that promised so much but was thrown off course by a life-changing crash
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Pez Cyclingnews, Alastair Hamilton, 10 Maart 2016
Taylor Phinney is the ‘blue eyed’ boy of US cycling, you only need to look at the gene pool he came from to see it could be no other way. Phinney’s career nearly came to an abrupt end, but he is on his way back, we talk to him about… well, everything.
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Cyclingtips, Shane Stokes, 17 December 2015
He’s one of USA Cycling’s top athletes, he’s a medal contender for Rio, but he’s also more than that. Taylor Phinney is one of the most interesting riders in cycling and impressed many with his reflections on the sport and life in the recent
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UCI, UCI, 28 Oktober 2015
Born to a sporting family, Taylor grew up in the ideal environment to become a high profile cyclist. Young and very talented, he is certainly the new face of American cycling. After a very bad crash in 2014 we didn’t see much of the American rider this year, but he managed to come back to the highest level with a perfect timing: he won the Team Time Trial gold at the UCI Road World Championships in Richmond last September with BMC Racing Team. It is time to get to know him a little better.
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Pez Cyclingnews, Alastair Hamilton, 8 Januari 2015
Taylor Phinney has the DNA of a champion cyclist and had the World at his feet until his horrendous crash last year put his cycling career on hold. Alastair Hamilton was at the BMC training camp to find out how things were progressing.
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Peloton, Daniel McMahon, 20 Oktober 2014
The man handling interviews for USA Cycling tells me I’ll have just 20 minutes with the 24-year-old Boulder, Colorado, native and Team BMC standout. On my mind, of course, is Phinney’s horrific season-ending crash at U.S. road nationals last May in which he broke the tibia and fibula in his left leg. He looked good out on the bike today, so I’m curious how well his recovery has gone.
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Ride, Rob Arnold, 16 Mei 2014
A few hours ago, Taylor Phinney won the fifth stage of the Tour of California. Afterwards he said it was one of the best victories of his career, but don’t expect him to calm down with satisfaction. The 23-year-old has many aspirations for the future and RIDE recently spoke to him to find out more about his chances of being in the BMC team for the 2014 Tour de France, his track racing and a few other matters. He’s a quick review of that discussion…
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Pez Cyclingnews, Edmond Hood, 19 April 2013
A man who we mentioned in our Paris-Roubaix preview as a possible podium finisher was BMC’s 22 year-old powerhouse, Taylor Phinney. We’d expected the big man from Boulder, Colorado to improve upon last year’s 15th place, but it was not to be. PEZ spoke to Phinney upon his return to the US and once he’d had a chance to reflect upon the race which he’s won twice in the U23 ranks. But before we see what he had to say, it’s perhaps useful to remind ourselves of the rich palmares he’s accrued already in his young life. It was 2006 when his name first appeared in the record books as bronze medallist in the US Junior Cyclo-Cross Championships and silver medallist in the Junior Time Trial Championship. A year later he was Junior Time Trial Champion of the World, having relegated a certain John Degenkolb to silver and won the ‘Junior Tour de France,’ Canada’s Tour de l’Abitibi.
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VeloNews, Gregor Brown, 7 April 2013
Taylor Phinney (BMC Racing) closed another Paris-Roubaix looking ahead. Despite missing the major move, he considered it an experience that will help him win one day.
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Cycling Weekly, Cycling Weekly, 21 Maart 2013
How hungry are you for the Classics, Taylor? The man in question shakes with tenor, raking laughter and keeps chuckling to himself. He brings himself out of mirth to answer: "I just had lunch, so I'm not so hungry. You got a little serious too quickly," he says.
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VeloNews, Gregor Brown, 19 Februari 2013
MILAN (VN) — Taylor Phinney (BMC Racing) heads into the classics season in the best form of his life. He is healthy and comes out of the Tour of Qatar and Oman firing. “I’ve finally made it through a winter without problems,” Phinney said. “I’ve never had such a good off-season. I’m healthy, happy, and relaxed.”
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cyclingnews, Stephen Farrand, 16 Februari 2013
Taylor Phinney ended the Tour of Oman on a high note, taking third in the final sprint and helping the BMC Racing Team to win the overall team prize of the race. The 22-year-old American rode both the Tour of Qatar and the Tour of Oman, chasing stage victories and more importantly, a fat base of form and race miles to use as a foundation for his assault on the spring Classics.
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Velonation, Shane Stokes, 16 Oktober 2012
Young American says that he too was a USPS fan growing up, is also demoralised by USADA findings.
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Pez Cyclingnews, Edmond Hood, 12 Juni 2012
'A person, especially a child, of unusual or marvellous talents' is one dictionary definition of a 'prodigy' - a term often applied to Taylor Phinney. Even in the knowledge that his father, Davis was one of the best cyclists the USA ever produced, and mother Connie was an Olympic road race champion, it's wholly appropriate in the case of the 21 year-old from Boulder, Colorado.
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velonews.com, Andrew Hood, 9 Maart 2011
Taylor Phinney is taking it slow in his rookie pro season. The 21-year-old has been hampered by a knee injury and has only raced the Tour of Oman so far this year. Here’s what Phinney had to say about why he chose BMC and what his plans are for the 2012 London Olympic Games.
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cyclingtime.com, Jean-François Quénet, 22 Februari 2011
American prodigy Taylor Phinney completed his first pro race at the Tour of Oman in what was a bit of delayed start as a knee injury prevented him from riding the Tour of Qatar. The U23 world champion for time trial told cyclingtime.com how excited he is about the career that lays ahead of him.
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pezcyclingnews.com, Alastair Hamilton, 4 Februari 2011
Taylor Phinney may be very young (still only 20 years old), but he has done so much already; World and National Champion on the track as well as on the road in the time trial, not to mention winning the Under 23 Paris-Roubaix.
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velonews.com, 23 September 2010
Following the announcement that Taylor Phinney will be joining BMC Racing for 2011, the team held a short teleconference call Wednesday for a group of journalists. Joining Phinney was BMC president Jim Ochowicz, as well as his father, two-time Tour de France stage winner Davis Phinney.
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velo-club.net, Alexandre Philippon, 26 Maart 2009
Taylor Phinney (USA, 18 ans), favori de la poursuite de ce jeudi aux Mondiaux sur piste de Pruszkow
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velonews.com, Ian Dille, 13 Januari 2009
At the Trek-Livestrong under-23 team training camp in Austin, Texas, Taylor Phinney talked about his plans for 2009, joining forces with Lance Armstrong and leaving the Garmin-Chipotle under-23 squad, and how riding the pursuit is akin to stabbing yourself in the legs.
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velonews.com, Ophir Sefiha, 2 Juli 2008
Taylor Phinney talks with VeloNews about the buildup to Beijing, his five-year plan and possible future membership in the Justice League.
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nbcolympics.com, Nate Herpich, 5 Juni 2008
In October, Colorado cyclist Taylor Phinney competed in his first event on the track, winning the U.S. National Championship at the age of 17 in the individual pursuit. Last month, competing in the event for only the fourth time, he won gold at the UCI World Cup Classics in Los Angeles.
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