shortlist.com,
21 Mei 2009
"I’m very women’s institute"
As EA Sports Active is released this week, looking to take on Wii Sports at its own game, we sit down with Victoria Pendleton, gold medal-wearing heroine of Beijing 2008, to find out how a real athlete lives their life.

pezcyclingnews.com,
20 Mei 2009
"it was like pulling on the hand brake"
We bumped into genial New Zealander Tim Gudsell, who rides for Marc Madiot’s Francaise des Jeux outfit, on the eve of Gent –Wevelgem. A few days later we received an email from him asking if we could give his new website a plug. “Sure!” we said, “but we’ll need an interview to go with it!”

nyvelocity.com,
19 Mei 2009
Zabriskie at the Giro
We're talking to Dave Zabriskie via IM, as he has a circus phone that doesn't work in Italy and he's in a hotel with no phones (I think he's in the outhouse right now)

velonews.com,
19 Mei 2009
Looking ahead to the Cinque Terre time trial
Michael Rogers (Columbia-Highroad) is poised to leap back into the spotlight of a grand tour for the first time since crashing out of the 2007 Tour de France. Finally back to full health after fending off glandular fever last spring, Rogers is poised for a run at the Giro podium.

pezcyclingnews.com,
18 Mei 2009
"that circuit was just too much"
Sunday, time for a super fast circuit race in Milano - but as Rubens told us; “It was a strange day, today!” We spoke to our two “insiders” after a confusing day in Milano on the eve of the first rest day.

pezcyclingnews.com,
18 Mei 2009
"It was a strange day, today!"
Sunday, time for a super fast circuit race in Milano - but as Rubens told us; “It was a strange day, today!” We spoke to our two “insiders” after a confusing day in Milano on the eve of the first rest day.

cyclingnews.com,
18 Mei 2009
Defying gravity
British downhiller Tracy Moseley is back at the top of her game after an off-season move to the new Trek World Racing team. Moseley leads the women's UCI World Cup rankings after a win at the opener in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, and a second place at round two in La Bresse, France.

velonews.com,
18 Mei 2009
'I raced and I won'
Mark Cavendish kept the Columbia-Highroad party rolling on Sunday, delivering the team’s third consecutive victory in the controversial stage in Milan. Cavendish out-kicked Allan Davis (Quick Step) and Tyler Farrar (Garmin-Slipstream) to win for the first time in the 2009 Giro.

irishcycling.com,
16 Mei 2009
"Cycling has changed for the better over the last 3 years"
Paul Griffin returns to participate in the FBD Insurance Ras. He'll be back on the Kerry team that has the backing of Total Cleaning Supplies.

veloresults.co.uk,
16 Mei 2009
One of Cycling’s Unsung Heroes
“Do you remember the James Cambridge boy we were talking to at that kermis in Sersekamp, four or five years ago?” says Viktor. “He was top ten in the Rutland race, last weekend – he’d be a good boy to talk to.”

pedalmag.com,
16 Mei 2009
Back in the Saddle
Svein Tuft (Garmin-Slipstream) has to hope his bad luck is out of the way. At February’s Tour of California he took a bad spill, hitting his head. Then in early April, at Three Days of De Panne, he plowed spectacularly into a traffic island with tree planters, injuring his knee.

velonews.com,
16 Mei 2009
‘The team will ride the Tour.’
Despite the turmoil surrounding the Astana team finances, manager Johan Bruyneel said on Friday that the squad will be at the Tour de France in July.

podiuminsight.com,
15 Mei 2009
I’ll keep on trying
A pro since 2002, and a familiar figure in the US racing scene, BMC’s Jackson Stewart has been having a good start to the year, winning a stage at Redlands and helping his teammate Jeff Louder win the overall and then going over to Europe to race Paris-Roubaix.

nyvelocity.com,
14 Mei 2009
"Goats and prostitution"
Team Type 1 announced Wednesday that it has hired Michael Creed, the domestic all-rounder who was fired by Rock Racing last month.

pezcyclingnews.com,
14 Mei 2009
Inside The Giro With Rubens And Dario
We’re only five stages into the 100th Giro – one team trial, two sprint stages and two mountain stages - but already there are riders 55 minutes down on GC – it’s a tough one!

pezcyclingnews.com,
14 Mei 2009
Inside The Giro With Rubens And Dario
We’re only five stages into the 100th Giro – one team trial, two sprint stages and two mountain stages - but already there are riders 55 minutes down on GC – it’s a tough one!