Cycling Tips, Cycling Tips, 8 Februari 2013
Trent Lowe has probably been long forgotten in the pro cycling world. However, whenever I hear of more fall-out and see the inconsistency with the way riders and staff are treated, I can't help think of Trent Lowe who may have received the worst end of the stick. Last week Trent's name was briefly back in the spotlight with an apology issued by cyclingnews, and I had a chance to catch up with him and talk candidly about their apology, the recent doping admissions at his ex-teammates, and his views on the current state of cycling for young professionals.
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cyclingtipsblog.com, 11 Maart 2011
Since January Trent Lowe’s name as been dragged through the mud. I sat down for lunch with Trent yesterday to get his side on the various issues in the media spotlight. As usual, there are three sides to every story.
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velocitynation.com, Andy Shen, 10 Maart 2011
Trent Lowe, the Melbourne cyclist whose dispute with his former team led to the controversial sacking of Matt White as its sports director, believes professional riders are being treated like commodities and that they should collectively push for a review of athlete care by all teams.
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velonation.com, Ed Hood, 5 Oktober 2010
A resurgent Trent Lowe has just signed for the Australian team Fly V team and, if team boss Chris White's plans come to fruition, the young man from Melbourne may well enjoy his third sojourn on a ProTour squad.
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velonews.com, 13 Oktober 2009
One man competing at the Jayco Herald Sun Tour after a long spell off the radar is Garmin-Slipstream’s Trent Lowe, who has been absent from the pro peloton for nearly the entire 2009 season.
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pezcyclingnews.com, Jered Gruber, 27 Februari 2008
He's been a world champion (junior mountain bike), spent two years with Disco, has just signed-up with the boys in the Argyle knitwear and he's only 23; we caught-up with Australia's Trent Lowe at his Spanish home, shortly before he rode his first race of the year - the Tour of the Med.
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cyclingfx.nl, Bart Hazen, 27 December 2007
Like Cadel Evans, 23-year-old Trent Lowe has switched from a successful career in cross-country mountain biking and is making steady progress in professional road cycling. After two seasons with Discovery, he heads into 2008 in the Argyle of Slipstream/Chipotle
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CyclingFx.nl, 26 December 2005

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Cyclingnews.com, Les Clarke, 1 September 2005
After a season of highs and lows, young Australian mountain biker Trent Lowe will be riding the road in the colours of Discovery Channel for 2006. It's a huge opportunity for Lowe, who has been riding the NORBA series for Subaru-Gary Fisher in 2005, and he knows it. Cyclingnews' Les Clarke checked in with Lowe as he prepared for the MTB World Championships in Livigno, Italy to discuss this big development.
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