Stack, 19 May 2013
Georgia Gould didn't take her first mountain bike ride until she was 19 years old. Nine years later, she was careening through the cross-country mountain bike course at the Beijing Olympic Games for Team USA. Finally, last year, Gould proudly brought home a bronze medal from the London Games. At age 33, Gould is determined to change mountain biking—specifically the way the sport treats women. With a playful expression, she tells STACK why the sport of cycling needs to catch up with the times. Follow along as Gould opens up about her greatest fears, her awkward love of gangsta rap, and her strategy for winning the World Cup this year.

Het Nieuwsblad, 20 April 2013
Alejandro Valverde blijft ook na zijn schorsing in ­‘Operación Puerto' grote honger hebben. ‘Ik wil een derde keer in Luik winnen, het Tourpodium halen en waarom niet dit of volgend jaar wereldkampioen worden? Al moet ik zondag wel eerst voorbij Gilbert die mijn grootste tegenstander wordt.'

Ciclism'Actu, 19 May 2013
Il est assurément l’un des moins jeunes du peloton. A 39 ans, Stefano Garzelli est un vétéran du Giro d’Italia, qu’il avait remporté… il y a 13 ans ! Aujourd’hui, il vise avant tout un coup d’éclat sur une étape. Il n’en a d’ailleurs plus gagné depuis le Tour d’Italie 2010. En 2011, il avait néanmoins obtenu la victoire au classement final du grand prix de la montagne, mais l’année passée, l’équipe pour laquelle il courait depuis 2007, Acqua & Sapone, n’a pas été retenue pour disputer le Giro. En fin d’année, l’équipe est dissoute, cette non-sélection ayant probablement joué un rôle. Aujourd’hui enrôlé au sein d’une équipe Vini Fantini qui affiche un beau collectif, Stefano Garzelli attend son heure. Et pourquoi pas dès demain ?

Deia, 14 May 2013
Tras una Vuelta al País Vasco en la que se metió a la afición en el bolsillo con su lucha y su combatividad extrema, Amets Txurruka conquista su primera victoria como profesional en la Vuelta a Asturias. Una victoria de etapa y el primer puesto en la general escriben un renglón de oro en su palmarés. El vizcaino piensa ya en la Vuelta a España.

Spazio Ciclismo, 9 May 2013
Per la nostra rubrica "I Volti Nuovi del Gruppo", abbiamo oggi con noi Andrea Ciacchini. Nato a Pisa il 26 giugno del 1990, è passato professionista quest'anno con il Team Novo Nordisk, formazione americana che annovera tra le sue fila solamente corridori affetti dal diabete. Il giovane toscano è uno dei tre italiani che fanno parte di questa squadra, nella quale praticamente milita da tre anni, avendo corso nelle sue giovanili, trasferendosi così per buona parte dell'anno negli Stati Uniti.

Stack, 19 May 2013
Georgia Gould didn't take her first mountain bike ride until she was 19 years old. Nine years later, she was careening through the cross-country mountain bike course at the Beijing Olympic Games for Team USA. Finally, last year, Gould proudly brought home a bronze medal from the London Games. At age 33, Gould is determined to change mountain biking—specifically the way the sport treats women. With a playful expression, she tells STACK why the sport of cycling needs to catch up with the times. Follow along as Gould opens up about her greatest fears, her awkward love of gangsta rap, and her strategy for winning the World Cup this year.

Berria, 14 May 2013
Ostiralean kolpea eman, eta larunbatean hartu egin zuen Beñat Intxaustik Giroan. Maglia arrosa jantzita, eskas ibili zen erlojuaren aurka, baina egurrerako prest dagoela aitortu du. «Ordu eta erdiko entrenamendu lasai bat» egin, bazkaldu, lo kuluxka bat egin, masajea hartu eta afaldu aurretik erantzun dio Beñat Intxaustik (Muxika, Bizkaia, 1986) BERRIAren deiari. Ostiralean maglia arrosa jantzi ondoren, ezinean ibili zen larunbatean, erlojupekoan. 13. postuan ekingo dio Giroko zatirik gogorrenari, «konfiantzaz gainezka».