 Matthew Busche
pezcyclingnews.com,
15 Mars 2011
"I’m still young, so I still have a lot to learn"
At the beginning of the 2009 season Matthew Busche was riding as an amateur in the US, then Kelly Benefits snapped him up, he rode a mere four races for them before Johan Bruyneel signed him for Team Radioshack.
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 Thomas De Gendt
velonation.com,
13 Mars 2011
Who is the big Paris-Nice discovery?
In the 2009 Tour of Britain one of the stars of the show was a young Belgian from the Topsport Vlaanderen team, Thomas De Gendt. He enlivened the race and won the sprints and mountains jerseys. Much was expected of the man from St. Niklaas in 2010; but the big results refused to come.
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 Jens Voigt
bicycles.net.au,
13 Mars 2011
Part 7: The Jens Phenomenon and the Future
Beyond the peloton, does Jens Voigt see himself involved in cycling? Jens discuss his future prospects and the Jens phenomenon in the final part of the seven part interview with Christopher Jones of Bicycles Network Australia.
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 Simone Ponzi
602nds.com,
13 Mars 2011
"The race I would like to win and then quit cycling is the Giro d’Italia"
602nds recently chatted with Italian professional cyclist from the UCI ProTeam Liquigas-Cannondale (2011), Simone Ponzi. Ponzi is 24 years old and was born in Manerbio, Italy and turned professional in 2009 with the UCI ProTeam Lampre-NGC, joining Liquigas-Cannondale in 2011.
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 Thomas Voeckler
cyclingtime.com,
12 Mars 2011
"After eleven years of racing as a pro cyclist, I don’t dream anymore"
The French champion Thomas Voeckler produced a great show at Paris-Nice, winning Stage 4 the day after a solo breakaway. With 500 meters to go in the crucial Col de la Mûre on Stage 5, he blew up and lost his chances to win “the Race to the Sun”.
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 Charly Wegelius
velonews.com,
12 Mars 2011
‘Silver lining to a dark cloud’
After racing more than a decade at the top level, Charly Wegelius couldn’t find a contract with a European-based ProTeam after his latest two-year stint at Omega Pharma-Lotto. He signed on with UnitedHealthcare, a move that he called a “silver lining to a dark cloud.”
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Jens Voigt
bicycles.net.au,
11 Mars 2011
Part 6: German and Australian Cycling
When the spectre of doping didn't go away, the German cycling teams died as sponsor and media interest waned. Jens Voigt discusses the state of German Cycling plus the influence of Australian cycling on the world circuit in part six of the seven part interview with Christopher Jones.
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 Trent Lowe
cyclingtipsblog.com,
11 Mars 2011
"Slipstream sent me there"
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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 Hayden Roulston
velonation.com,
11 Mars 2011
Preparing for the Classics
On the eve of the 2011 Het Nieuwsblad, Hayden Roulston was taking no chances on catching a cold before the race. The recently-crowned New Zealand road race champion wore a heavily padded ‘bubble’ jacket for the duration of his interview with VeloNation.
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Clayton Barrows
pezcyclingnews.com,
11 Mars 2011
‘The Man From Laramie’ is back
PEZ interviewed Clayton back in 2006 and we had expected to see the fast finishing man from Wyoming’s name in lights across the North Sea somewhere, but we never did. The 28 year-old recently took time to talk about what he’s been up to these last few years.
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Chris Jongewaard
cyclingtribe.com,
11 Mars 2011
"I can still have a genuine chance at lining up in London"
South Australia’s Chris Jongewaard recently competed in the 2011 Australian Mountain Bike Championships. Chris took out 1st place in the Cross Country, Elite Men and in the Short Course Cross Country, Elite Men categories.
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Trent Lowe
velocitynation.com,
10 Mars 2011
"Slipstream let me down by sending me to Del Moral"
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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 Yukiya Arashiro
cyclingtime.com,
10 Mars 2011
"Belgian racing is really special"
Cyclingtime’s correspondent on the world’s cycling scene Jean-François Quenet spoke to Yukiya Arashiro, to hear the latest about the new Asian champion who hasn’t been lined up at Paris-Nice by his Europcar team managers, who prefer to preserve him for the Tour de France.
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 Alexandre Vinokourov
cyclingtime.com,
10 Mars 2011
"I’m going better every day"
Alexandre Vinokourov is one of the hot favorites for Paris-Nice, a race he won on two occasions previously (2003, 2004). He’s tipped by many as a potential winner again this week, since the 27-km individual time trial on Friday suits his characteristics.
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Jens Voigt
bicycles.net.au,
10 Mars 2011
Part 5: Doping and the UCI
Jens Voigt has spoken out against doping for years and discusses the current controls and penalties in part five of the seven part interview with Christopher Jones of Bicycles Network Australia.
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 Taylor Phinney
velonews.com,
9 Mars 2011
‘The only pressure I feel is pressure I put on myself’
Taylor Phinney is taking it slow in his rookie pro season. The 21-year-old has been hampered by a knee injury and has only raced the Tour of Oman so far this year. Here’s what Phinney had to say about why he chose BMC and what his plans are for the 2012 London Olympic Games.
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