British Continental, British Conti, 30 December 2019
After his recent open, heartfelt meditation on life back in New Zealand during the off-season, we caught up with Daniel Whitehouse to find out what his racing plans were for 2020. With the future of EvoPro Racing uncertain, we were keen to find out if he had a team in place. As he explains, he does. And moreover, EvoPro Racing will continue… Evo is all go for 2020...
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British Continental, British Conti, 19 December 2019
Readers of The Brtish Continental will know that we have followed Daniel Whitehouse’s journey as a bike racer in a multi-part series of interviews this year. In previous posts, Daniel as spoken openly about the harsh realities of racing at the Continental level, and of how he has battled with mental health issues. In the most recent episode of the series, he was optimistic and felt his darkest days might be behind him. Here, however, he opens up about his testing return to New Zealand after six months away racing and how he responded to a feeling...
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British Continental, British Conti, 25 Augustus 2019
EvoPro Racing’s New Zealand-based Daniel Whitehouse has faced a rocky road both on and off the bike in his time as bike racer. He talked openly about his travails in a series of three interviews with The British Continental earlier this year. These followed his journey from his boyhood days, when he first discovered cycling, to his with first Continental-level contract with Rapha Condor, to his tumultuous stints Japan and Malaysia on the UCI Asia Tour. Then, earlier this week, Daniel opened up about why he nearly quit cycling...
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British Continental, British Conti, 19 Augustus 2019
British-born but New Zealand based, Daniel Whitehouse has had plenty of success in his short cycling career, winning races, and racking up high overall stage race placings, across the world. His palmares is one that many a rider would be very proud of. This season, he has finished 4th overall at the New Zealand Cycle Classic (2.2) and followed that up with 12th overall at the Herald Sun Tour (2.1). But his ‘on paper’ results hide a much more...
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The British Continental, British Conti, 22 Februari 2019
Daniel Whitehouse is a young, British-born rider who has had plenty of success in his short cycling career, winning races and scoring impressive GC placings in Asia, Canada and Australasia. But as Parts 1 and 2 of our interview with him revealed, his career has also been extremely challenging. We’ve followed him from his boyhood days when he first discovered cycling, to his with first Continental-level contract with Rapha Condor, to his stints Japan and...
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The British Continental, British Conti, 3 Februari 2019
FEBRUARY 3, 2019 At just 24 years of age, Daniel Whitehouse has racked up an impressive list of UCI road race wins and has consistently been one of the highest scoring British continental riders in the UCI World Rankings. And yet, despite this apparent success, his media profile in the UK is barely traceable. To get to know Whitehouse better, we are running a multi-part interview. In the first part of our interview with him, we took a look...
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The British Continental, British Conti, 23 Januari 2019
JANUARY 23, 2019 If you asked a bunch of bike racing fans to name the best-performing British continental-level riders in recent years, there would probably be some obvious picks. Connor Swift, the current national road race champion, might be the first name mentioned. Ian Bibby, a perennial achiever on the domestic scene, would be another. Tour de Normandie winner Tom Stewart would undoubtedly get a shout too. What about Daniel Whitehouse though? At just 24 years of age, Whitehouse has racked about an impressive list of UCI road race wins and...
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Velo-Club, Charles Marsault, 31 Mei 2016
Après Maral-Erdene Batmunkh, c'est un autre coureur de la formation malaisienne Terengganu Cycling Team que nous avons souhaité vous faire découvrir, en la personne de Daniel Whitehouse. Le récent vainqueur du Tour de Florès en Indonésie a pris le temps d'évoquer son parcours en tant que coureur, mais aussi ses objectifs, pour la suite de sa carrière.
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