 Christian Vande Velde
velonews.com,
22 August 2009
"Missouri is the icing on the cake"
American Christian Vande Velde, last year's race champion and eighth-place finisher at this years’ Tour de France and four-time U.S. National Champion in the time trial David Zabriskie, will look to defend the race title for Garmin-Slipstream at this year’s Tour of Missouri, scheduled for September
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 Peter Kennaugh
prendas.co.uk,
21 August 2009
Skybound
One of the UK's hottest prospects Peter Kennaugh recently took podium positions at the Baby Giro (Girobio) and the UK National Championships. Kennaugh will be turning pro with Team Sky in 2010
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Hannah Mayho
cyclingfx.nl,
20 August 2009
Going in the right direction!
Former County netball player Hannah Mayho, winner of the individual pursuit at the Junior European Track Championships last year in Poland, moved to Belgium at the end of June and will be seen on the road at the Plouay World Cup event on Saturday.
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Phil Cortes
pezcyclingnews.com,
20 August 2009
"I’ve realised a lot of my dreams already"
Whilst the Pro Tour juggernaut trundles around Europe it’s easy to forget that there are other teams, other races, other riders out there. Amore & Vita-McDonald’s is one of those Continental squads and paying his dues with Cristian Fanini’s team is 27 year-old Canadian Phil Cortes.
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 Richie Porte
dailypeloton.com,
19 August 2009
Tasmanian Wheelman on the Move
Richie Porte is an amateur cyclist with excellent results with some of his biggest wins coming in the Baby Giro. Better known in Italy where he has been racing for the last two years, he might make a good addition to that list of promising young talents even though he hasn't signed for a pro team ye
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 Tyler Farrar
pezcyclingnews.com,
19 August 2009
"Nobody has mentioned that, wow, pretty cool!"
Garmin's Tyler Farrar made history when he won Sunday’s Vattenfall Classic in Hamburg. Not only was he the first American to win the race; he becomes only the fourth rider from the US to win a Classic....
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Tyler Farrar
velonews.com,
19 August 2009
Breakthrough victory at Hamburg fuels motivation
Tyler Farrar notched the most important victory of his career this past Sunday in the Vattenfall Cyclassics in Hamburg, Germany. The classic win capped a break-out year for the 25-year-old Garmin-Slipstream rider and he’s not finished yet......
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Hannah Mayho
Daily Peloton,
19 August 2009
Interview: Hannah Mayho
Interview with 18 year old Hannah Mayho of the British U23 Development Team (Team 100% Me).
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 Lucy Martin
cyclingfx.nl,
18 August 2009
"a huge learning curve"
19 year old Widnesian Lucy Martin of the British U23 Development Team (Team 100% Me) was Junior National Road Champion last year. A former national standard biathlete, Lucy is currently living in Belgium with the team for the summer racing season.
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Lucy Martin
Daily Peloton,
17 August 2009
Interview with 19 year old Lucy Martin of the British U23 Development Team (Team 100% Me)
I'm 19 years old from Widnes, England and a member of the British U23 Olympic Academy Programme, currently living in Belgium with the team for the summer racing season.
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 Tom Danielson
velonews.com,
14 August 2009
Back on track
Tom Danielson was back in the winner’s column last weekend with victory in the individual time trial at the five-day Vuelta a Burgos in Spain. It marked Danielson’s first European victory since 2006 and the end of a long comeback from the injuries that nearly derailed his career.
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 Rollin Dominique
Podium Cafe,
14 August 2009
Dominique Rollin interview and diary
Ok hose are my first two translations... I've done my best but english is not my first language so there may be a few weird parts... it's also the first thing I write here so any editing comments are appreciated :-)
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 Matthew Goss
pezcyclingnews.com,
13 August 2009
Off to Hamburg and the ENECO Tour
It was back after his podium place at Gent-Wevelgem when we last spoke to Saxo Bank's Matt Goss; after two stage wins in the Tour de Wallonie, we thought we'd better have another word!
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 Ina-Yoko Teutenberg
womenscycling.net,
9 August 2009
Team Columbia HTC Interviews
The most successful member of the team in 2009, Ina-Yoko Teutenberg, has sprinted to victory twenty times this year. Her ability to transfer her power skills on the flat to get her over the climbs and on to the finish, makes her the outstanding sprinter for the season so far.
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 Ellen van Dijk
womenscycling.net,
9 August 2009
Team Columbia HTC Interviews
One of the newest members of the team is the tall, Dutch, dual trackie and roadie, Ellen van Dijk, who has added extra power to the team. Still under 23 and eligible for the 'young rider category' in events, van Dijk has settled well into the team and is enjoying her new challenge.
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 Judith Arndt
womenscycling.net,
9 August 2009
Team Columbia HTC Interviews
Probably the most experienced and famous of the team members, Judith Arndt will look back on 2009 and reflect on the positives and negatives.
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