Ken Devaere
pezcyclingnews.com,
15 Marzo 2009
A different style of racing
Ken Devaere has been in top amateur and continental teams for a few years, mixing it with the top men from the Pro-Tour as well as the best amateurs. He rides for the Topsport’s feeder team, Jong Vlaanderen, and we caught him at home for his young perspective on the sport.
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 Dan Fleeman
pezcyclingnews.com,
15 Marzo 2009
The only predictable thing about pro bike racing is that it’s unpredictable
Our intrepid man in the race, Dan Fleeman, has been fighting the good fight over the past few days. The glory of Stage 2 has faded and the hard road is banging the Cervelo boys hard on the head. Dan is doing just fine though - let's see what he has to say!
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 Tyler Farrar
velonews.com,
14 Marzo 2009
‘Biggest win of my career’
Tyler Farrar did what many haven’t been able to manage lately – come around Mark Cavendish to win a bunch sprint. He timed his final punch to the line perfectly to win the 166km third stage from Fuchecchio to Santa Croce Sull’Arno at the 44th Tirreno-Adriatico on Friday.
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Tyler Farrar
pezcyclingnews.com,
14 Marzo 2009
"fantastic to win at this level"
Who says Friday the 13th is unlucky? Tyler Farrar bolted past Mark Cavendish to win Friday’s third stage at Tirreno-Adriatico. Cavendish looked to have the sprint in the bag when Farrar came off his wheel and surged past his left shoulder to take the biggest win of his European career.
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 Anna Sanchis
cyclingfx.nl,
13 Marzo 2009
"It's a sport that is carried in my blood"
At just 21 years old, Spanish climbing talent Anna Sanchis Chafer of the Safi-Pasta Zara-Manhattan team, (born in Genoa although she lives in Xativa), is the great hope for the future of Spanish cycling.
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 Carlos Sastre
cyclingweekly.co.uk,
12 Marzo 2009
Life as a Tour winner
Carlos Sastre talks about his goals and his life as a Tour winner ahead of the 2009 season at his Cervélo training camp in Portugal.
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 Fredrik Kessiakoff
pezcyclingnews.com,
12 Marzo 2009
"I am still a Swede!"
The multi-lingual Swedish ex-mountain bike king has moved from the dirt tracks and mud to the tarmac for his first crack at road-racing with the Fuji-Servetto Pro Tour team … and he’s started rather nicely!
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Phil Southerland
uscyclingreport.com,
11 Marzo 2009
"I had tendonitis in my ankle"
Stage 3 of the Tour of California from San José to Modesto was an uncomfortably wet and cold day in the saddle for the riders. It was also the end of the race for Phil Southerland (Team Type 1), disqualified for “holding onto team cars for an extended period of time”
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Dan Fleeman
pezcyclingnews.com,
11 Marzo 2009
"I’m never gonna be a prologue specialist!"
The Race To The Sun kicked off on Sunday in Amilly. Cervelo man Dan Fleeman will be taking us through the time test, the sprinter stages, the hills and mountains - all the way to jewel-like Nice and the Bay of Angels.
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 Brooke Miller
uscyclingreport.com,
10 Marzo 2009
"Race it to win it."
Playing volleyball in high school hardly seems like the “typical” start for a US National Champion cyclist. Add a PhD in Evolutionary Biology, and you have the makings for a truly unique athlete.
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 Martijn Maaskant
pezcyclingnews.com,
9 Marzo 2009
On the dirt roads of Tuscany
It might have a new name; 'Montepaschi Strade Blanche - Eroica Toscana,' but it's the same deal as last year when Fabian Cancellara clubbed the field into submission in Italia's answer to Paris-Roubaix - but with hills!
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 Daniel Lloyd
pezcyclingnews.com,
9 Marzo 2009
On the dirt roads of Tuscany
It might have a new name; 'Montepaschi Strade Blanche - Eroica Toscana,' but it's the same deal as last year when Fabian Cancellara clubbed the field into submission in Italia's answer to Paris-Roubaix - but with hills!
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 Glen Chadwick
pezcyclingnews.com,
9 Marzo 2009
"Mate, this team Rocks!"
Glen Chadwick had a banner year in 2008 with quite a quiver of top placings and victories. For 2009, he moved across from Team Type 1 to the (in)famous Rock Racing squad. Chadwick takes a look back at the Tour of California that was and what's still to come!
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 Ben Day
pezcyclingnews.com,
7 Marzo 2009
"We really couldn't have been worse prepared"
Australian Ben Day had a secure, safe spot on one of America's best team's last season, but then it all came to a quick and crazy close: Toyota-United folded and some of the top racers in America were jobless.
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 Ryder Hesjedal
velonews.com,
6 Marzo 2009
Hesjedal likes the ‘strade bianche’
Ryder Hesjedal almost rode away with last year’s Monte Paschi Eroica. The 28-year-old Canadian attacked out of a leading breakaway and was caught with less than 10km from the line by eventual winner Fabian Cancellara (Saxo Bank) and runner-up Alessandro Ballan (Lampre).
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Chad Gerlach
cyclingnews.com,
6 Marzo 2009
A new lease on love and life
Addicted to crack and living on the streets just over one year ago, American Chad Gerlach is now making his return to the pro peloton in perhaps the most surprising comeback of the year.
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