RTVE, Iñigo Zubeldia, 3 Februari 2021
Afronta su octava temporada como ciclista profesional con la intención de reencontrarse consigo mismo y lograr ser competitivo en las grandes vueltas.
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as, Marco González, 14 Mei 2020
El británico charló con AS sobre sus objetivos en esta temporada, su calendario y su planificación durante los meses de confinamiento.
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Cyclingnews, Ellis Bacon, 5 Februari 2020
British rider faces Falls Creek climb on Thursday and Mount Buller on Saturday as race favourite
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CyclingTips, Dave Everett, 11 Juni 2019
Simon Yates talks about his eighth-place finish in the recent Giro d’Italia, Septembers World Championships in Yorkshire, what life is like as a pro racer, his journey through the sport, and even about an infamous climb in the north of England.
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Cycling Pub, Mary Cárdenas, 4 Mei 2019
After spending 13 stages in the Pink Jersey last year, Simon Yates comes back to the Corsa Rosa with renewed confidence not only because he already has one grand tour win on his palmares, but also because he has shown improvement in one of his weakest points, the time trial, having won the one in Paris-Nice in March.
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Ciclo 21, Nicolás Van Looy, 22 Februari 2019
Simon Yates, último ganador de la Vuelta a España, despierte un interés prácticamente nulo cuando se sienta en una de las mesas para conversar sobre una temporada, 2018, en la que su posición en el escalafón ciclista cambió para siempre y un año, 2019, en el que las expectativas son elevadísimas.
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el Pelotón, Jesús Guevara, 25 Augustus 2016
Con una sonrisa de oreja a oreja, Simon Yates se acercaba los micrófonos de La Vuelta tras lograr su mayor triunfo como profesional. El corredor británico levantó hoy los brazos en Luintra tras una etapa de auténtica batalla desde el inicio.
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Reuters, Julien Pretot, 26 April 2015
A modest Simon Yates believes he is still a long way from winning the Tour de France but the Briton already knows what he has to do to get his chance to wear the yellow jersey on the Champs Elysees.
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Cycling Weekly, Cycling Weekly, 2 Juni 2014
Adam and Simon Yates are two of most talked about talents in British cycling, and as they embark on their first year as professionals with Orica-GreenEdge, Cycle Sport meets the twins to see what the future holds for them.
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Cafe Roubaix, Cafe Roubaix, 26 November 2013
Only 21 years old, the Yates twins have decided to make the step to the World Tour level after a successful 2013 season, in which Simon won the world title on the track, two stages in the Tour de l‘Avenir and one in the Tour of Britain, while Adam finished second overall in the Avenir, the first British rider to do so in more than 30 years. In September, they announced their transfer to Orica-GreenEdge, a decision which surprised many, because Sky was also very interested in signing them.
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Ride, Rob Arnold, 20 November 2013
British twins, Simon Yates and Adam Yates, will join the Orica-GreenEdge team in 2014. They are part of a feature in RIDE #62 about ‘The Class of 2013′ which profiles young riders from around the world who essentially enjoyed one form of graduation during the season… Caleb Ewan (who signed his first pro contract – for 2015 – earlier this year), Rohan Dennis (who was winning races as a neo pro in 2013), Damien Howson (the current under-23 TT world champion), as well as the talented Polish pair Rafal Majka and Michal Kwiatkowski.
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Road Cycling UK, Colin Henrys, 11 Oktober 2013
Rising British star Simon Yates may have just signed a neo-pro contract with Orica-GreenEDGE, but the Manchester-born youngster has not forgotten where he comes from. Tour of Britain white jersey winner Simon, 21, and twin brother Adam, agreed terms with the Australian World Tour team last week, turning down a number of approaches from other big-name teams.
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