CyclingTips, Shane Stokes, 3 Augustus 2018
British rider Peter Kennaugh is no longer part of Team Sky, but has nevertheless seen the scrutiny the team has been under in the media over the Bradley Wiggins TUE investigation and the Chris Froome salbutamol case. The Manxman believes there is a simple solution: get rid of therapeutic use exemptions altogether.
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CyclingTips, Shane Stokes, 3 Augustus 2018
L’Equipe was exaggerating, but its recent headline ‘Le règne sans fin’ – the unending reign – had elements of truth to it. Since 2012 British riders have won the Tour de France a staggering six out of the past seven years. Bradley Wiggins got the ball rolling in 2012, Chris Froome took over the following year and then, this summer, Geraint Thomas knuckled down, stepped up, and took his own yellow jersey to Paris.
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RoadCyclingUK, Colin Henrys, 12 Januari 2017
Team Sky’s Pete Kennaugh may only be 27, but the Manxman has packed a hell of a lot into his career as a professional cyclist – and promises he has plenty more to give.
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The Telegraph, John MacLeary, 15 November 2015
Peter Kennaugh eyes Ardennes classics and stage races after Manxman gets back on track at Revolution Series
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Ryde, Rob Arnold, 2 Juli 2015
He’s the two-time British road race champion and in a few days Peter Kennaugh will make his second appearance in the Tour de France. He’s got an Olympic gold medal in his collection of prizes but just being back in The Big Loop is what he says cycling is all about. RIDE caught up with the Manxman earlier this year to find out a little bit about what makes him tick.
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VeloUK, VeloUK, 7 Januari 2014
It was 2006 when I saw Peter Kennaugh as a Junior win a World title on the track and during his academy days he was touted as a future Tour de France winner. At that time, few, if anyone knew that Bradley Wiggins and Chris Froome were going to win the Tour de France and many eyes were on the youngsters coming through like Kennaugh.
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RoadCycling, Colin Henrys, 13 Oktober 2013
His crowning moment, having founded the British Cycling Academy, was guiding Manx Missile Mark Cavendish from teenager to world champion. And now British Cycling’s elite road coach and Team Sky’s performance manager, Rod Ellingworth, believes another Manxman is set for a bright future in the sport.
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prendas.co.uk, Mick Tarrant, 21 Augustus 2009
One of the UK's hottest prospects Peter Kennaugh recently took podium positions at the Baby Giro (Girobio) and the UK National Championships. Kennaugh will be turning pro with Team Sky in 2010
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