Bike World News, Ron, 13 December 2019
Back-to-back and defending champion Daryl Impey will return to the 2020 Santos Tour Down Under looking for a third consecutive victory. In 2019, Impey became the first rider in the race’s 21-year history to successfully defend his 2018 overall title. Whilst another successful campaign would leave Impey one short of former Mitchelton-SCOTT teammate Simon Gerrans’ four victories, the South African would be the first to win three editions consecutively. “I think my chances...
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De Velo, De Velo, 22 Juli 2019
I want to tell you what a Tour de France stage victory means. My oldest son told me he doesn’t like soccer anymore, cycling is his now favourite sport. My wife told me he is drawing cycling pictures with a rider putting his hands in the air and telling people, “that’s my dad.” He is six years old but knows that this is a big moment for us. We’ve had seven stages since I won, but my wife, Ali, is still watching my victory. She watches the stages every day, then afterwards goes back to the highlights of my win. My dad started all this off by...
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Velonews, Andrew Hood, 3 Mei 2019
South African rider Daryl Impey started his professional career on Barloworld, riding alongside Chris Froome and Geraint Thomas, long before either man was considered a potential Tour de France champion. These days, Impey is helping Simon and Adam Yates to victories at some of the biggest races in pro cycling.
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Ride, Ride, 19 Januari 2016
A headwind in the finishing straight served Caleb Ewan well in Lyndoch: he jumps off the wheels of his lead-out men, tucks down low, turns on the turbo and off he goes… ahead and over the line for the win. Twice in three days, the Orica-GreenEdge sprinter has won a race in the manner that’s expected of him.
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Ryde, Rob Arnold, 4 Juli 2015
The Friday before the Tour is press conference day. At the end of the formalities for Orica-GreenEdge’s moment on the stage, Daryl Impey spoke about the team, his tasks for the coming three weeks and reflected on his absence from the race last year.
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SC Blog, SC Blog, 28 November 2014
Daryl Impey started riding in 1997 with his dad and brother. He signed his first pro contract a few years later for a South African- based Microsoft Cycling Team. Shortly after, Impey made the move to Europe and soon got picked up by Team Barloworld.
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velonation.com, Ed Hood, 14 Februari 2011
For many, Daryl Impey might be best remembered as the man who was cruising to overall victory in the last stage of the 2009 Presidential Tour of Turkey when Theo Bos decided that the South African Barloworld rider might like a closer look at the barriers lining the finish straight.
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teamradioshack.us, Jarrod Partridge, 29 Januari 2010
Our new staff writer and photographer Jarrod Partridge hooked up with Team Radioshack rider Daryl Impey from South Africa for a talk about his goals this year, and his thoughts on the new Team Radioshack.
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livestrong.com, Cathy Mehl, 25 Januari 2010
South African rider Daryl Impey has just finished racing in the Santos Tour Down Under in the first race of the season for Team RadioShack. Last month at the Tucson training camp I had a chance to sit down with Daryl for a little one-on-one.
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pezcyclingnews.com, Edmond Hood, 14 Oktober 2009
Back in early May, Daryl Impey was lying in a hospital bed in South Africa after a horrific crash within sight of the finish of the last stage of the Tour of Turkey – with the yellow jersey on his back! Things have taken a very positive turn of late though
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bikepure.org, 16 Juli 2009
Darly Impey is back on the bike and eating solid foods again after his horrendous crash at the Tour of Turkey earlier in the year.
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pezcyclingnews.com, Edmond Hood, 8 Mei 2009
A lot of people are putting forward opinions about Darryl Impey’s horrific crash in the last stage of the Tour of Turkey. What should have been the Barloworld rider’s finest hour – finishing the last safely stage in yellow, to take his biggest ever win, turned into a nightmare.
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teambarloworld.com, 7 Februari 2008
He's 23, a huge talent from South Africa and wants to test himself against the best in professional cycling.
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teambarloworld.com, 7 Februari 2008
Ha 23 anni, arriva dal Sudafrica con grandi speranze e vuole misurarsi con il grande ciclismo.
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