cyclingonline.nl, Roy Schriemer, 9 Maart 2017
Een mailtje van Chloe Hosking leidde een nieuw avontuur in voor Janneke Ensing, die dit seizoen in Italiaanse dienst rijdt bij Alé-Cipollini. Het begin van haar seizoen was hoopgevend en de inwoonster van Gieten is aan de vooravond van haar thuiswedstrijd de Ronde van Drenthe dan ook vol vertrouwen voor de komende weken en maanden. ‘Ik denk dat een top 5-klassering in een WorldTour-manche er in moet zitten.”
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Road&Mud, Diego Martín, 30 September 2016
After two successful seasons with Wiggle High5 (formerly Wiggle-Honda) the 25-year-old rider decided to take an unexpected turn in her cycling career in pursuit of a more comprehensive approach to balance her personal life, tertiary education and her professional racing career. Her move to Alé Cipollini Galassia came as a big surprise after becoming one of the most dominant sprinters of the international peloton with Wiggle High5 winning several top-ranked races, including UCI WWT Chongming Island and La Course.
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Ella Cyclingtips, Anne-Marije Rook, 16 September 2016
Her new arrangement will allow the 25-year-old Ella contributor to race only two dedicated blocks in Europe, while spending most of the year training in her native Australia.
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pezcyclingnews.com, Gordan Cameron, 12 Februari 2010
At only 19, Chloe Hosking made an impact in 2009 winning the Wellington International Women’s Race, two stages and the overall at the Tour of Chongming Island, and going top ten in a staggering eight of her first nine European races.
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tourdecouch.blogspot.com, 3 Februari 2010
The 2010 Ladies Tour of Qatar begins on Wednesday, and one rider eager to get the wheels rolling is Australian Chloe Hosking. It will be the first time she races with new team HTC-Columbia.
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cyclingnews.com, Les Clarke, 30 November 2009
Young Australian rider Chloe Hosking is the latest talent from Down Under making it into the ranks of the Columbia-HTC 'superteam'. Hailing from the national capital of Canberra, the 19-year-old impressed in 2009 and caught the eye of Bob Stapleton and his management team.
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dailypeloton.com, Bart Hazen, 30 April 2009
The talented 18 year old Australian sprinter, winner of the Tour of Chongming Island, talks about her dream of becoming a professional women's road cyclist.
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