 Michael Barry
teamsky.com,
14 December 2010
"Age and experience have given me perspective and balance"
Michael Barry will be doing question and answer features every couple of weeks to give us the inside track on his 2011 campaign.
After training in Girona over the last few weeks Michael is now poised for Team Sky's six-week training camp in Majorca.
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 Brian Vandborg
team-saxobank.com,
13 December 2010
Confidently Aiming For TT World Championhips
Brian Vandborg is back with Saxo Bank-SunGard after two years with Italian Liquigas and the 29-year-old Dane seems more motivated than ever and has an eye on the biggest races on the calendar.
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 Alex Dowsett
velonation.com,
13 December 2010
"I definitely want to be there on the start line at Copenhagen"
Winner of the European time trial title in Turkey in July, 22 year-old Alex Dowsett, recently took time to chat about the latter part of his 2010 season and his plans for 2011. He’ll be racing as part of Team Sky, and is looking forward to moving up a level into the pro ranks.
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 Gabby Day
podiumcafe.com,
11 December 2010
Short and Sweet!
Britain isn’t the biggest cycling nation, and 'Cross is one of the least well-known disciplines, so how does a Brit find out about cyclo-cross, let alone get to a point where they’re competing with the very best in the World? I interviewed Gabby Day to find out.
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 Katie Compton
velonews.com,
11 December 2010
"I have to be sure to bring my A game"
After dominating the Koksijde World Cup on the 2012 worlds course, Katie Compton (Planet Bike) will enter this Sunday’s U.S. national cyclocross championships as the top favorite for a record-breaking seventh title.
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 Tom Zirbel
pezcyclingnews.com,
11 December 2010
"they should start using singing telegrams"
Things were looking pretty rosy for Tom Zirbel at the end of 2009. He'd won stages at Nature Valley, Fitchburg, the Cascade Classic, Elk Grove and he'd placed fourth in the Worlds TT in Mendrisio. The ink was dry on a nice crisp contract with Garmin...but then disaster struck.
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 Jonny Bellis
team-saxobank.com,
10 December 2010
New Goals
British Jonathan Bellis had a promising career ahead of him but in September 2009 his whole life was suddenly on hold as he was hit by a car and put into a coma for six weeks. After a long period between life and death, he is now on his way back to professional cycling.
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Valentin Scherz
velonews.com,
9 December 2010
"I’d love to turn pro"
With his second U.S. cross season now behind him and the rest of his European season ahead of him, Valentin Scherz spoke about his time racing in the U.S., readjusting to European-style `cross, and setting his sights on the world championships.
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 Danilo Hondo
velonation.com,
9 December 2010
Staying motivated on track and road
The expression 'seasoned professional' is an understatement in the case of 36 year-old German, Danilo Hondo. It was way back in 1991 when the man from Guben took two silver medals in the world junior championships, specifically in the team pursuit and points races.
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 Philip Deignan
Team RadioShack,
9 December 2010
"Usually it is raining"
Philip Deignan represents one of the six new faces joining Team RadioShack this January. Deignan joins the team from Cervelo TestTeam. The 27-year-old Irishman is a strong stage racer, whose resume includes a 2009 Vuelta a España stage win and the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
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 Mark Renshaw
cyclingtipsblog.com,
9 December 2010
Anatomy of the Leadout
Mark Renshaw is the best leadout man in the business and Mark Cavendish gives no shortage of praise to Renshaw and the rest of his HTC-Columbia teammates for being instrumental to his wins. I caught up with Renshaw to learn exactly how HTC-Columbia’s leadout for the Manx Missile is executed.
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 Thomas Frei
602nds.com,
8 December 2010
"I want to be a better cyclist when my ban is over"
Thomas Frei was Swiss Junior champion in road cycling in 2002 and won the U23 Swiss mountain championships as well. Frei rode for Astana in 2007/2008 before joining the BMC Racing Team in 2009. In June he was given a two-year ban for testing positive to the banned substance EPO.
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 Mads Christensen
team-saxobank.com,
8 December 2010
Motivated For 2011
The 26 year-old Mads Christensen has previously been with Quick Step and Glud&Marstrand LRØ. Now, the talented Danish cyclist is moving to Lucca, Italy where most of the other Danish cyclists on Saxo Bank-SunGard are living.
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 Michael Mørkøv
pezcyclingnews.com,
5 December 2010
"I’ll miss the survival camp"
With two seasons already under his belt with Saxo Bank, Michael Mørkøv has re-signed with the Danish squad for another two years. Michael took time on the final night of the Gent Six Day at the Kuipke Velodrome to give his thoughts on his season he’s just finished and the one to come.
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Josephine Tomic
bikepure.org,
5 December 2010
"making sure I am on the plane to London"
Josie Tomic, the talented young Aussie from Perth, is the current World Omnium champion and world team pursuit rider. Josie mixes her track season with a full European road programme and signed her first pro contract with Lotto early in 2010.
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 Adam Myerson
podiuminsight.com,
4 December 2010
“What we needed was communication and an opportunity to comply.”
A twitter storm hit yesterday when a shocked Adam Myerson found that his Verge New England CycloCross Series (NECCS) p/b Cycle-Smart was suspended by the UCI. Why the suspension? It has all to do with UCI rule 1.2.026.
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