 Joanna Rowsell
horizonfitnessrt.com,
26 March 2011
"I love the tactics of road racing"
Joanna Rowsell is a cyclist on the Great Britain Cycling Team and is currently training for the Team Pursuit at the London 2012 Olympics. When Joanna is not racing on the track, she rides for Horizon Fitness in the UK and Europe.
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 Daniel Holloway
podiuminsight.com,
26 March 2011
Broken Ribs But Spirit Whole For Holloway
Less than three weeks ago Daniel Holloway of Kelly Benefit Stategies-OptumHealth, crashed hard on stage 1 of the 6-stage Jelajah Malaysia. Broken ribs and a lung contusion forced him to stay in Malaysia for two weeks before it was safe for him to fly home.
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Sarah Kent
bikepure.org,
25 March 2011
"We’re the fresh blood of Australian track cycling"
Sarah Kent forms part of the dominant Australian Track team for this weeks World Track Championships in Holland. Sarah is a long standing role model for our organisation and was part of the world championship winning pursuit team of 2010 and also had successes in the Track World Cup events recently.
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 Jay Thomson
bikepure.org,
25 March 2011
"Europe is my number one goal"
We recently met up with Jay Thomson, an inspirational and aggressive rider from South Africa who has already shown his worth in the Merco Classic Stage Race, the traditional season opener in the USA.
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 Laura Trott
cyclingweekly.co.uk,
25 March 2011
"I hate not winning"
When Laura Trott took omnium gold and silver medals in the points race and individual pursuit at the recent World Junior Track Championships in Italy, it was the latest and loftiest confirmation of a sparkling natural talent.
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 Tim Gudsell
roadcycling.co.nz,
24 March 2011
"When one door closes, another door will open"
He has raced the Olmpics, the Tour Down Under, Vuelta a España and the Giro d'Italia, now he is off to race in the USA - Tim Gudsell talks to RoadCycling.co.nz
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 Dario Cioni
velonews.com,
24 March 2011
‘We are not in the room when the decisions are made’
Dario Cioni has a front-row seat to how decisions are made on such topics as the ruling to phase out race radio. The veteran Italian is the riders’ representative to the advisory board on the UCI management committee that makes the decisions on how the sport is run, organized and managed.
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 Emma Trott
podiumcafe.com,
23 March 2011
"Always got to learn, always need to get better"
It's a great week to be a rider called Trott. 19-year-old Laura Trott is riding for Great Britain at the Track World Championships and her big sister, Emma, will be in final preparation mode for riding the Ronde van Vlaanderen for Nederland Bloeit.
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 Dan McLay
pezcyclingnews.com,
23 March 2011
Belgium calls!
Dan McLay is already a World champion; he has experience on the track, cyclo-cross and the road at the highest junior level, now it’s time for him to crack the big time. He’s following in the footsteps of Adam Blythe into the Belgian World of the Davo team and the guiding hands of Tim and Jos!
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 Ed Clancy
cyclingweekly.co.uk,
23 March 2011
"It's all to play for"
While the GB team evolves nearly as fast as they lap the velodrome, Omnium world champ Ed Clancy has been the one constant in Great Britain's team pursuit quartet.
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 Jetse Bol
podiumcafe.com,
22 March 2011
Cobbled Dreams
Know your young cyclists? You've heard that Taylor Phinney is about to revive American Classics racing? That John Degenkolb will put Germany back on the map? Meet one of the guys they've been dueling with... and even losing to: Rabobank's Jetse Bol.
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 Kristian House
pezcyclingnews.com,
16 March 2011
"it’s not often you’re riding along in the bunch and you see giraffes and elephants at the side of the road!"
In the glitz of the European professional season sparking into life it’s easy for results to get missed – take Kristian House’s (GB & Rapha Condor Sharp) win in the Tour of South Africa for instance. We caught up with the former British National Champion after his triumph way down south.
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 Matthew Goss
velonation.com,
16 March 2011
Ready for Milan-Sanremo
It’s been a glittering season thus far for HTC Highroad rider Matt Goss, who has won seven races. Those victories include stages in the Tour Down Under, Tour of Oman and Paris-Nice, and he has also worn the leader’s jersey in each of those events.
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 Rohan Dennis
bikepure.org,
16 March 2011
"Nothing beats the tour"
We caught up with talented Australian pro Rohan Dennis as he prepared in Europe for the forthcoming World Track Championships. Having recently posted the second fastest Individual Pursuit time in history Dennis begins the 2010 season with the Rabobank U23 Development squad.
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 Mark Cavendish
cyclingweekly.co.uk,
15 March 2011
Cavendish counts down to Milan-San Remo
Mark Cavendish is on target to repeat his 2009 win in San Remo. Team HTC's sports directors, Rolf Aldag and Valerio Piva - and Cavendish himself - says he just as good as two year ago, if not better.
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 Tony Martin
cyclingtime.com,
15 March 2011
"I’ve learned from the mistakes I made last year"
At the age of 25, Tony Martin got the first big win of his career at Paris-Nice and is the most promising German cyclist of a generation. The win saw Martin take the lead in the UCI’s World Tour individual ranking.
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