 Simon Gerrans
cyclingtime.com,
9 Mars 2011
"It's a bloody hard race"
Simon Gerrans has the ambition to strike at the Ardennes classics again. Two years ago, the Australian made the top 10 at the Amstel Gold Race, Flèche-Wallonne and Liège-Bastogne-Liège but didn’t recover in time from a crash at the Criterium International to repeat his performance last year.
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 Jens Voigt
bicycles.net.au,
9 Mars 2011
Part 4: Team Leopard
Team Leopard is the 'stylish' pro tour team and begins with a head start: an experienced core team of riders and administration. In part 4 of the interview Jens discusses the transition into the new team with new equipment and we also get the professional evaluation of Shimano Di2.
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Andreas Müller
veloresults.co.uk,
9 Mars 2011
“I Could Ride Madisons All Day!”
It’s hard to break into the six day circuit; but if there’s a local rider with promise or a road star that needs mentoring then there has to be a rider on the circuit to provide hands on guidance. Enter Austria’s Andreas Müller.
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 Luke Ockerby
cyclingtribe.com,
9 Mars 2011
"as soon as you get back on the bike you realise what you've been missing"
Tasmania’s Luke Ockerby added his name to the Austral Wheelrace winners list after taking out the 113th edition of the world’s oldest bike race in front of a sold out crowd at Thornbury's Darebin International Sports Centre Velodrome Melbourne.
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Jens Voigt
bicycles.net.au,
8 Mars 2011
Part 3: Cycling Technology
In part three of the seven part interview with Christopher Jones of Bicycles Network Australia (BNA), Jens Voigt shares his view on the level of digitalisation and technology in cycling today and why race radios need to remain.
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Jens Voigt
bicycles.net.au,
8 Mars 2011
Part 2: The Psychology of Cycling
Is it purely physical or rather psychological? The hardest man of cycling shares the inner-workings of his brain. In part two of the seven part interview with Christopher Jones of Bicycles Network Australia (BNA) we get into the mind of Jens Voigt.
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 Matthew Goss
cyclingtime.com,
7 Mars 2011
"this season has been the best start I’ve ever had to a year"
With wins at the Jayco Bay Crits (2 stages and the General Classification), the Cancer Council Classic in Adelaide, Stage 1 of the Santos Tour Down Under and Stage 2 of the Tour of Oman, Matt Goss of HTC-Highroad has been one of the most impressive sprinters of the early part of the 2011 pro season.
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 Jure Kocjan
pezcyclingnews.com,
7 Mars 2011
"tactically I rode well"
Jure Kocjan from Team Type 1 demonstrated once again that Team Type 1 is far from overawed by racing against the biggest names in the biggest races, with the Slovenian strongman taking fourth spot on the ramps and cobbles of the lovely Tuscan city of Siena in saturday's Monte Paschi Strade Bianche.
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 Tom Faiers
velonation.com,
7 Mars 2011
Going from Footon to Wonderful Pistachios
When Tom Faiers was 18 and training in Murcia he met Alejandro Valverde and Luis Leon Sanchez who encouraged him to race in Spain.
Faiers found it really hard to start with but his breakthrough came in 2009 with eighth in the Vuelta Madrid, one of the biggest under 23 races in Spain.
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Jens Voigt
bicycles.net.au,
5 Mars 2011
Part 1: The Early Years
Born in north-east Germany in 1971, Jens Voigt began his cycling career in communist East Germany. In his late teens, with the reunification of Germany, the doors slowly opened for this young rider who rode with passion.
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 Ben Swift
dailypeloton.com,
4 Mars 2011
"I hated school and took many days off to ride my bike"
Ben Swift, a 23 years old British born rider who excels as an all-rounder and sprinter for Team SKY, took some time out of his schedule to discuss his early successes and his future racing calendar.
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 Leopold König
teamnetapp.eu,
4 Mars 2011
Every second and every watt count!
We talked to Leo König about his good performance at the Vuelta a Andalucia and his preparations to improve his time trial abilities.
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Lee Rodgers
cyclingnewsasia.com,
4 Mars 2011
"you get back what you put in"
As a key rider on Team Fuji Cyclingtime, Lee Rodgers developed a bit of a name for himself when he won the Singapore National Championships last season. We chat to him about balancing being a Pro AsiaTour rider and a full time job!
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 Alexandre Vinokourov
astana.lu,
4 Mars 2011
“It has marked my career”
As he already announced it, 2011 will be the last season of Alexandre Vinokourov as a rider, a few days before his last Paris-Nice, the Kazakh leader answer to an exclusive interview.
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 Michael Barry
teamsky.com,
3 Mars 2011
Porridge with nuts for breakfast
Michael Barry has taken time out from his spring Classics preparations to answer a selection of the latest questions and we'll be doing another feature ahead of Paris-Roubaix, so please keep them coming in.
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 Stefan Denifl
602nds.com,
3 Mars 2011
"the results will come!"
2008 Austrian Individual Time Trial champion Stefan Denifl rode as a stagiaire for the Cervélo TestTeam in 2009 and turned professional with the team in 2010. This season sees him in the new Leopard Trek team from Luxembourg led by the brothers Andy and Fränk Schleck.
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