Barry Wicks
race.cx,
28 August 2008
"I did some road racing, but found it boring"
Barry Wicks is one of the most feared riders on the domestic cyclocross circuit.
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 Fabian Jeker
pezcyclingnews.com,
28 August 2008
Fabian Jeker talks Vuelta
Former contender at La Vuelta, Fabian Jeker talks Vuelta and a whole lot more!
Note: This story first ran in December 2007, when the ruta was announced, and is worth another look!
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 Glen Chadwick
roadbikereview.com,
26 August 2008
"It meant a hell of a lot"
After spending only one week in Beijing, Glen Chadwick was back in the United States racing at the Tour of Utah, finishing in third-place finish overall and claiming the King of the Mountain title. A relaxed and joking Chaddy shared some of his memories about his Olympic experience.
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 Damiano Cunego
bicycling.com,
25 August 2008
"I wasn't as good as I'd hoped"
The "Little Prince" reflects on the flashes of brillance in his career, and his goals for the future after crashing out of the 2008 Tour de France.
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 Dan Fleeman
pezcyclingnews.com,
25 August 2008
Up And Coming Brit
The GB track squad may have been making all the headlines but there's one other GB result that shouldn't be overlooked amid the glare from all the precious metals on display in Beijing; Dan Fleeman's win in the UCI 2.2 four day Tour of the Pyrenees.
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Glen Chadwick
RoadBike,
25 August 2008
Olympian Glen Chadwick – it meant a hell of a lot
Chadwick, or Chaddy as he is known, finished fifteen minutes and fifty-three seconds behind the winner, but finish he did.
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 Jeff Louder
podiumcafe.com,
24 August 2008
"These are my roads, these are my people"
Since his return to the North American racing scene after years in Europe, BMC's Jeff Louder had come close many times to the top step on an NRC race in the past. Last week he succeeded, winning the 2008 Tour of Utah, overcoming a seven seconds deficit in the final short and flat time trial.
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Christoph Sauser
cyclingnews.com,
23 August 2008
World Champion readies for the Olympics
Clad in the rainbow stripes of the cross country mountain bike world champion, Christoph Sauser heads into the Olympic race as one of the top favourites for gold. The 32 year-old Sauser is part of the all-powerful Swiss team and has been meticulously preparing for the big day in China.
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Mary McConneloug
cyclingnews.com,
21 August 2008
Keeping the balance
Mary McConneloug is one of two women representing the United States in the cross country mountain bike race at the Olympic Games in Beijing. After finishing ninth at the Olympics in Athens, Greece, McConneloug has spent the past four years travelling the globe with her partner Michael Broderick.
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 Svein Tuft
pezcyclingnews.com,
19 August 2008
"I felt good all day - until those last two laps"
His granddad represented Norway in the 1936 Winter Olympics, he was the 2007 UCI Americas Tour winner; this year he won four golds at the Pan Am Games - and he was an excellent seventh in the Olympic TT at Beijing. He’s four times Canadian elite time trial champion, Svein Tuft.
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Michael Blatchford
velonews.com,
19 August 2008
Oh so close
Michael Blatchford might not own the bulky track sprinter’s physique, but the lean, mean American proved this season he can be competitive on the international circuit. The 22-year-old was only a hair short in Sunday night’s Olympic encounter with Kevin Sireau, one of the fastest men in the sport.
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 Siobhan Dervan
irishcycling.com,
18 August 2008
"I am improving all the time"
Taking what was arguably her best career result to date, Irish road race champion Siobhan Dervan (Team Fenixs) finished an excellent 24th overall in the Route de France yesterday.
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 Kyle Gritters
uscyclingreport.com,
18 August 2008
"I’m not really a pure sprinter"
USCR’s Cathy Mehl had the opportunity to sit down with Kyle Gritters just long enough to ask a few questions of this up and comer in the US racing scene.
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 Chris Horner
astana-cyclingteam.com,
18 August 2008
"I’d rather be doing the Vuelta"
Team Astana rider Chris Horner broke his collarbone a few weeks ago but is now on the mend. We caught up with Chris as he made his way from Bend, OR to San Diego, CA.
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 David Tanner
teambarloworld.com,
18 August 2008
"Proud to ride with Barloworld"
As a young stagiaire with Team Barloworld, Aussie David Tanner impressed everyone with 5th place in the GP Camaiore. He was recommended by Team Barloworld's sprinter Baden Cooke and he really seems to be a talent...
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Jeff Louder
podiuminsight.com,
17 August 2008
"recover tonight and go all out for fifteen minutes tomorrow"
Utah native Jeff Louder (BMC) triumphed on the Queen Stage at the Tour of Utah, in front of an appreciative and supportive crowd. On the final climb of the brutal 98-mile (159 km) stage, Louder came out on top and moved up to second place on GC, a scant seven seconds behind Blake Cadwell.
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