 Luis León Sanchez
cycling123.com,
3 July 2009
"nobody is unbeatable"
With Alejandro Valverde out of the picture for the Tour de France this year, Luis León Sanchez seems like the new team leader for Caisse D’Epargne. Therefore Cycling123.com caught up with the Spanish young-gun to hear more about his ambitions for the Tour.
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 Ryder Hesjedal
pedalmag.com,
2 July 2009
"the Team Time Trial is very important for us"
Last year Victoria, BC’s Ryder Hesjedal (Garmin-Slipstream) stepped into the history books, becoming the first Canadian to finished the Giro d’Italia and Tour de France since Steve Bauer back in 1987.
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 Tyler Farrar
velonews.com,
2 July 2009
‘The goal is to win a stage’
Tyler Farrar will be something of an oddity when he lines up Saturday for his Tour de France debut – an American sprinter. For the first time in several years, since Fred Rodriguez lined up at Mapei and later at Silence-Lotto, an American will have a legitimate shot at winning a bunch sprint in the
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 Timothy Duggan
pezcyclingnews.com,
2 July 2009
Eye of the Tiger
Comebacks are great, the return from a severe, potentially life-threatening injury, like in the case of Garmin's Timmy Duggan, is nothing short of inspiring. Turning a comeback into a leap forward in performance? That is something on an entirely bigger level,
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 Kim Kirchen
cyclingnews.com,
1 July 2009
Aiming higher
Kim Kirchen has enjoyed stints in both the yellow and green jerseys at the Tour de France, clocked up two top ten overall finishes in the race and notched two stage victories. The Columbia-HTC rider spoke about last year's achievements and this year's goals.
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 David Millar
Sunday Times,
29 June 2009
"it’s never going to be as easy as it was when I took EPO"
David Millar and the shadow of Mont Ventoux. Selected for the Garmin-Slipstream team in this years Tour de France, the cyclist is drug-free and ready to pay tribute to his idol, the tragic Tommy Simpson.
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 Adam Myerson
pezcyclingnews.com,
28 June 2009
"I would have loved the chance to race any of the cobbled classics"
Mountain Khakis' veteran captain Adam Myerson has been a stalwart in American domestic racing for years. In a career that has spanned three decades, Myerson has seen a few things, and is not shy about commenting.
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 Chris Horner
Road Bike Action,
25 June 2009
"those two guys will figure it out amongst themselves"
Chris Horner was riding extremely well at the Giro when a crash on stage 10 fractured the tibia in his left leg and forced him to retire. He is now back on the bike training in Aspen, Colorado with teammates Lance Armstrong and Levi Leipheimer.
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 Christian Meier
pezcyclingnews.com,
24 June 2009
"this is the generation that’s going to clean up the sport"
Garmin Slipstream pro and Canadian road champion Christian Meier returned to his hometown of Sussex, New Brunswick Canada recently. His short stay came between putting in a strong effort at the Dauphiné Libéré and taking the start of his first grand tour at the Vuelta a Espaòa in August.
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 Tom Soladay
pezcyclingnews.com,
24 June 2009
"a door had been opened"
Tom Soladay is a name not many outside of the American domestic racing scene have heard of. Don't let his relative anonymity and his Mountain Khakis team's underdog status fool you - both Soladay and Mountain Khakis are a force to be reckoned with.
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 Cadel Evans
cyclingnews.com,
23 June 2009
A more relaxed challenger
Australia's Tour contender talks about Contador, Armstrong and his chances of winning
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 Will Frischkorn
pezcyclingnews.com,
22 June 2009
"A win is a win is a win, and they're hard to come by"
Garmin's Will Frischkorn has made a name for himself on the ProTour as an aggressive, all-arounder with no fear of a day-long break. In fact, it was a day-long break at Stage 3 of the Tour de France last year, which netted him a spectacular 2nd place.
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 Greg Henderson
pezcyclingnews.com,
20 June 2009
"they are both rockstars"
In a team that has two of the top sprinters on the planet in Mark Cavendish and André Greipel, Greg Henderson has managed to carve a niche for himself as a leadout man, strongman, and winner himself.
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 Floyd Landis
pedalmag.com,
19 June 2009
"The past three years have not been the favourite time of my life"
We caught up with Floyd Landis (OUCH Pro Cycling Presented by Maxxis) at the Pro Bike Pool Kuota tent just before the June 16 Mardis cyclistes race in Lachine.
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Justin Spinelli
pezcyclingnews.com,
17 June 2009
"There is nothing quite like racing as Pro"
Justin Spinelli spent three seasons racing for Farm Frites and Saeco in the early 2000's. He eventually returned to the US, and has quietly carved a niche for himself in the American racing scene.
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Luis León Sánchez
Prensa Luis León Sánchez,
17 June 2009
"I am sure I will have to suffer a lot in the Route du Sud"
Luis León Sánchez, whose last race was the Tour of Picardie, will compete again tomorrow in the Route du Sud. The French race will start this Thursday in Pau and will finish on Sunday in Castres after four difficult stages.
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