Procycling,
24 November 2009
"I don’t believe in destiny"
Three weeks before Frank Vandenbroucke was found dead in a hotel in Senegal during a vacation, l'enfant terrible of Belgian cycling had spoken about his newly rebuilt life. The autopsy results showed he died of a double pulmonary embolism and a heart problem, which already existed.

pezcyclingnews.com,
24 November 2009
Olives And Team Sky
We knew that former Giro Top 4 and Italian TT Champion had signed for a new, high profile team, but the details weren't released, and he wasn't allowed to talk about it. We agreed to talk olives, but by the time we got to talking, the deal was official: the new team was Sky.

bikepure.org,
23 November 2009
"just drunk enough to make poor decisions"
Katie Compton rides for Planet Bike and is currently the world's number one ranked cyclo-cross racer today and the first American to do so. Katie is also the current World Cup leader and no stranger to the top step of the podium.

dailypeloton.com,
23 November 2009
Bendigo boy on the prowl!
22 year old Zak Dempster is a young Australian cyclist hailing from Bendigo, Victoria who has had an unlucky year, but will be hoping the luck will change when he rides for European Continental Team, Rapha Condor next year.

eurosport.yahoo.com,
22 November 2009
"If I can get to London 2012 as an athlete then great"
World and Olympic champion Jamie Staff ahead of the Track Cycling World Cup Classic in Melbourne.

pezcyclingnews.com,
21 November 2009
"There's no time to waste"
John Murphy has moved consistently up the ranks over the past six years starting as a promising U23 talent, to upcoming domestic pro, to USPRO Criterium Champion this August. Murphy's path has been steady and upward, and now it's on to the big time: BMC for 2010.

velocitynation.com,
21 November 2009
" My funny Valentin"
I recently sat down with Valentin Scherz, an 18-year-old Swiss national cyclocross rider who has been living in Phiadelphia and racing well in our region. He is the current MAC Elite leader and will be fighting to keep the title this weekend at Whitmore's Super Cross Cup in Southampton.

swissinfo.ch,
21 November 2009
"I ride my bike because I want to win"
The Swiss cyclist Fabian Cancellara placed third during the men's 245.5km road race during the 2008 Beijing Games but was bumped up to second this week after Italian Davide Rebellin was stripped of his silver medal for doping.

pezcyclingnews.com,
19 November 2009
Six Day Hero
They call it the ‘World Championship of Six Days’ – Munich. And the 2009 winners were – Bruno Risi and Franco Marvulli (Switzerland) from world madison champions Michael Morkov and Alex Rasmussen (Denmark).

slipstreamsports.com,
16 November 2009
Getting to know the brothers Meyer
The recent signing of young Australian Travis Meyer to the Garmin-Slipstream team reunites the 2006 junior world Madison champion team, as well as brothers, Cameron and Travis Meyer. We sat down with both brothers to get to know them a little better.

slipstreamsports.com,
16 November 2009
Getting to know the brothers Meyer
The recent signing of young Australian Travis Meyer to the Garmin-Slipstream team reunites the 2006 junior world Madison champion team, as well as brothers, Cameron and Travis Meyer. We sat down with both brothers to get to know them a little better.

podiuminsight.com,
14 November 2009
Not bad for a roadie
Peruse the cross results this year and the name Chris Jones (Champion Systems) pops up in the top 10 of the USGP and a few others races, even though the 30-year old American is better known in the road racing scene.

pezcyclingnews.com,
11 November 2009
Six Day Up And Comers East And Carroll
They may sound like a lounge singing duet, but there's no schmaltz to these guy's mission; they're trying to build a career playing to that most demanding of houses - a six day crowd. We caught up with the two 22 year olds a few days into the six days of Grenoble.

pezcyclingnews.com,
11 November 2009
Six Day Up And Comers East And Carroll
They may sound like a lounge singing duet, but there's no schmaltz to these guy's mission; they're trying to build a career playing to that most demanding of houses - a six day crowd. We caught up with the two 22 year olds a few days into the six days of Grenoble.

londoncyclesport.com,
11 November 2009
"The story about getting out of double maths is true!!"
When Jo Rowsell first started racing at events in and around London she would be battling at cross and road, but it was on the track that she would go on to become a World Champion.

triplecrankset.com,
10 November 2009
Why bamboo?
Nick Frey will be racing for Jamis/Sutter Home presented by Colavita next year. Nick is also thefounder of Boo Bicycles and is considered a mad genius of the most talented and persistent kind.