velocitynation.com,
2 Oktober 2008
Part 1: "me and JV we have a little history"
Mike Creed is a 28 year old pro with the Rock Racing team. He has raced on both the road and track, where he picked up multiple national championships. He has been a pro since 2000, and has raced with Prime Alliance, US Postal and Discovery, TIAA-CREF and Slipstream, and Rock Racing.

BKW,
2 Oktober 2008
Frank Hoj speaks
BKW friend and rabid Classics fan, TK, recently chatted up Classics spécialiste, Frank Høj, who in 2009 ends his run with Cofidis for another go with Bjarne Riis and the CSC/Saxo Bank squad. Frank has been a PRO for the past 14 seasons and has participated in three Giro D’ Italias and two Vueltas.

teambarloworld.com,
1 Oktober 2008
"Looking forward to a better 2009"
Team Barloworld's Colombian climber, after his very unlucky season, is on the path back to a good shape. The whole team and his fans gave Mauricio the strength and conviction to carry on, especially in the most difficult moments.

pezcyclingnews.com,
1 Oktober 2008
"Varese was a great experience"
We caught up with GB Worlds U23 time trial rider, Russell Hampton, a couple of days after his ride in Varese to talk about the race, the Academy, and living in Tuscany.

cyclingnews.com,
27 September 2008
Hometown Girl aims for gold
Fourth at the last two World Championships, Noemi Cantele goes into the weekend's road race as one of the leading contenders.

cyclingnews.com,
27 September 2008
Valverde shoots for glory
Alejandro Valverde finished the Vuelta a España in fifth place, not a bad result for a preparation race. After all, Valverde's big goal this fall is the road cycling world championships title in Varese, Italy. The course should suit a puncheur like him.

pezcyclingnews.com,
26 September 2008
"Grabsch, he’s one powerful dude"
PEZ decided to track down a rider from the New World – Svein Tuft; one from the Old World – Rubens Bertogliati and just for good measure, one from Scandinavia – Fredrik Ericsson, for their thoughts on the day shift at Varese (oh! and Lance!).

pezcyclingnews.com,
26 September 2008
"it was a course for Grabsch"
PEZ decided to track down a rider from the New World – Svein Tuft; one from the Old World – Rubens Bertogliati and just for good measure, one from Scandinavia – Fredrik Ericsson, for their thoughts on the day shift at Varese (oh! and Lance!).

pezcyclingnews.com,
26 September 2008
"Grabsch was no surprise"
PEZ decided to track down a rider from the New World – Svein Tuft; one from the Old World – Rubens Bertogliati and just for good measure, one from Scandinavia – Fredrik Ericsson, for their thoughts on the day shift at Varese (oh! and Lance!).

cyclingnews.com,
26 September 2008
Wood turns full attention to family
Oenone Wood took the peloton by storm with two consecutive World Cup titles in 2004 and 2005. Despite this, the popular Aussie has decided to call an early end to her professional career to return home and restart her career as an electrical engineer.

cyclingnews.com,
25 September 2008
Aiming high on home soil
Although other riders' Worlds records may mark them out as more likely for success, Marco Pinotti's strong 2008 season means that he should be considered as a dark horse for the elite time trial on Thursday.

pezcyclingnews.com,
24 September 2008
“I want to be a part of this!”
It’s every young rider’s dream to turn pro for a big team – how does it feel, and how does it come about? PEZ spoke to 2007 Stuttgart U23 bronze medallist, Jonathan (Jonny) Bellis of GB about his recent move to Bjarne Riis’s ‘super team’ CSC Saxo Bank.

pezcyclingnews.com,
24 September 2008
‘straight from the kangaroo’s mouth!’
The Italians started the 2008 World Road Championships in Varese in fine style, with Adriano Malori in a class of his own on the top step of the U23 TT podium. It wasn’t a bad start for the Aussies either, with 20 year-old Cameron Meyer from Helena Valley, Western Australia taking bronze.

velocitynation.com,
24 September 2008
"Belgians are obsessed with cycling"
Normally there'd be a pithy introduction to this interview, but instead let me just nickname Jonathan Cannibalistic Humanoid Overground Dweller Roff. Behold your national TT champ!

velocitynation.com,
24 September 2008
"I'm never gonna get tired of talking about that, man!"
Lucas Euser is a 24 year old pro riding for Garmin/ Chipotle. He recently finished 4th at the USA Cycling Pro Championship road race, and shortly thereafter, he won the Univest Grand Prix. He will be on the US team for the upcoming world championship road race.

cyclingnews.com,
24 September 2008
David a Golliath once again?
He got a rainbow jersey once before, but had to hand it back. This time round, David Millar is aiming to win it for real.