 Peter Stetina
velonews.com,
1 Apirila 2010
Rookie year
Peter Stetina is making the most of his rookie year at Garmin-Transitions. The 22-year-old debuted at the Tour Méditerranéen and continued in France with the Tour du Haut Var.
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Sean Newington
veloresults.co.uk,
1 Apirila 2010
Ready to Move Up a Level
'Whatever happened to Sean Newington?' says me to Vik.
The next day, Vik's back on the phone: 'he's in Belgium - I saw his name in the results.'
Time for that detective work!
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 Clinton Avery
pezcyclingnews.com,
1 Apirila 2010
A Name To Watch
New Zealander Clinton Avery took time to speak to us just days after his win in the important 'Topcompetitie' series race, Vlaams Pijl - regarded by many as a spring board race to a pro career.
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Jessica Stone
sportsister.com,
1 Apirila 2010
"There is nothing better than coming down the hill as fast as you can"
Jess Stone started mountain bike riding just two years ago and at the tender age of 19 has already tasted much success. After winning everything in her junior category she was promoted to elite in 2009. She came second in her first elite competition behind British number one Tracy Moseley.
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Finlay Young
veloresults.co.uk,
31 Martxoa 2010
Finlay Young – a Junior, winning Senior Races
Junior racing isn't exactly flourishing in Scotland, so it's good to see one of the youngsters getting a bit of the limelight - Team Velo Ecosse/Montpeliers' 17 year old Finlay Young took the honours in the Jack Murray road race at Dunfermline over the weekend.
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 Brian Vandborg
pezcyclingnews.com,
31 Martxoa 2010
Brian Vandborg Talks Catalonia
The last time we spoke with Brian Vandborg (Liquigas & Denmark) he had just helped Sicilian team mate Vincenzo Nibali to victory in the San Luis Tour in Argentina. Catalonia is a little closer to home, but there's no rest for the wicked and Brian is still grafting hard.
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 Cesar Grajales
Cycling Inquisition,
30 Martxoa 2010
"between a rock and hard place"
Born in the city of Manizales, Cesar Grajales burst onto the US racing scene when he won the Brasstown Bald stage at the 2004 Tour of Georgia. The victory was impressive to say the least. How often does a rider from a small US team (Jittery Joe's) attack and drop such an elite group of riders?
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 Sacha Modolo
pezcyclingnews.com,
30 Martxoa 2010
Sacha Modolo, 4th At Sanremo
We know it's all over and we have another year to wait for the next Milano - San Remo, but when we got the chance to ask the 22 year-old neo pro who missed the Primavera podium by millimetres a few questions, we couldn't say; 'no.'
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 Patrick McCarty
pezcyclingnews.com,
29 Martxoa 2010
Pat McCarty's Winding Road
Pat McCarty is a man who's been around the block a few times; in the Eurozone and the Stateside both, from USPS to Phonak to Slipstream to OUCH to...Richardson Bike Mart - we thought we'd grab a few words about how his 2010 is set to pan out.
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 Tara Whitten
pedalmag.com,
29 Martxoa 2010
Waking up with a smile on her face
On Saturday, at the 2010 Track World in Copenhagen, Tara Whitten became the first Canadian to win a world title on the track since Tanya Dubnikoff's sprint win at the 1993 Track World Championships in Hamar.
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 Samantha Schneider
dailypeloton.com,
28 Martxoa 2010
Steering into a new direction
Samantha Schneider, a fixture in cycling for many years, is poised to flex her muscles and embark on a new course that will take her traveling all across the United States.
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 Julian Dean
velonews.com,
26 Martxoa 2010
"If you’ve thought about doing something in a sprint, it’s too late"
Julian Dean unselfishly stepped aside last season as Garmin-Transitions’ Tyler Farrar broke out to be one of the revelations of the 2009 season. The veteran Kiwi sprinter is committed to helping Farrar improve his game.
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 Michael Barry
pedalmag.com,
25 Martxoa 2010
"still building, learning and progressing"
We caught with top Canadian roadie Michael Barry (Team Sky) following Sunday's Milan-San Remo classic to find out more about how the race went and how he and his new team doing with the 2010 season well underway.
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 Alexandre Blain
veloresults.co.uk,
24 Martxoa 2010
“By the summer, I’ll be used to Scots!”
When Cofidis slid from Pro Tour to Pro Continental, they shed a few riders; it looked like it was the end of his pro career for Alex Blain. Enter Brian Smith and Endura - followed by some strong performances from the man from the South.
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 Diego Caccia
pezcyclingnews.com,
24 Martxoa 2010
Inside The Break With ISD's Diego Caccia
The message I receive says – “Call me any time today. I take a day's rest, despite the Primavera” – it’s Diego Caccia, replying to my request for an interview. We would like to know something more about the long break that held for about 200 km during Saturday's Sanremo.
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 Brent Bookwalter
pezcyclingnews.com,
24 Martxoa 2010
Post-Sanremo With Brent Bookwalter
American Brent Bookwalter has quietly climbed the ladder to the top echelon of the sport, where he now sits poised to take part in some of the greatest events cycling has to offer. Milano-Sanremo was merely the first in what should be a long series of big days in 2010 for the BMC talent.
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