 Fabio Calabria
podiuminsight.com,
7 June 2008
"No one can afford to bonk"
Australian Fabio Calabria is a young neo-pro cyclist, just 21 years old, who joined Team Type 1 in 2008 to embark on his professional journey as a cyclist and is racing in his first Philly Week.
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 Eva Lechner
beautyofcycling.com,
6 June 2008
"Ik denk op een Olympisch Podium"
Eva Lechner wordt in Juli van dit jaar 23 jaar oud en komt uit Südtirol. De komende tijd zal ze zich proberen te bewijzen op de wereldkampioenschappen mountainbike en op de Olympische Spelen in Beijing.
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Matt Rowe
cyclingweekly.co.uk,
6 June 2008
"it's basically university and cycling, with a few trips to the pub here and there"
Welshman Matt Rowe has been showing some promising performances on the UK elite scene this season. Rapha-Condor-Recycling's tallest squad member talks about lager, chocolate chip cookies and some occasional cycling.
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 Ryder Hesjedal
pedalmag.com,
6 June 2008
"you can feel the passion and the history"
After crashing out of the Giro in 2005 (on Friday the 13th) when riding for Discovery, Victoria's Ryder Hesjedal made it all the way to Milan in this years edition. The achievement puts Hesjedal in line to be the first Canadian cyclist in more than 10 years to compete in the Tour de France.
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Malaya van Ruitenbeek
cyclingheroes.info,
6 June 2008
"My first title was a big surprise, this time I knew I could win it."
Last month Kuota-Senges rider Malaya van Ruitenbeek won the individual time trial at the Students World Championships. Van Ruitenbeek also came in third at the road race of the same event. Van Ruitenbeek is in great shape and looking forward to a summer full of stage races.
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 Hubert Dupont
velomagazine.fr,
6 June 2008
Dupont veut y croire
Après un début de saison difficile marqué par des ennuis de santé et des chutes, le coureur d’AG2R-la Mondiale, Hubert Dupont, espère réaliser un bon Dauphiné, course qui pourrait le propulser au départ du tout premier Tour de France de sa carrière.
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 Danilo Di Luca
ciclonews.it,
6 June 2008
« Punto al Mondiale di Varese »
Danilo Di Luca ha chiuso il Giro d'Italia in ottava posizione. Nel complesso, il campione di Spoltore è soddisfatto perché è stato l'unico a riaprire i giochi e rendere la corsa rosa entusiasmante e incerta sino a sabato.
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 Thomas Voeckler
sports.fr,
6 June 2008
"Se donner à 100% !"
Vainqueur du Grand Prix de Plumelec pour la deuxième fois de sa carrière, Thomas Voeckler arrive en forme au bon moment. Le coureur de Bouygues Telecom espère pouvoir accrocher une victoire d'étape sur le Dauphiné, une course qu'il juge "simple et compliquée à la fois".
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 Gaël Malacarne
directvelo.com,
6 June 2008
"Avoir le maillot bleu-blanc-rouge sur le dos est énorme"
Gaël Malacarne (Côtes d’Armor Cyclisme) a découvert le peloton professionnel, à domicile, samedi dernier à l’occasion du Grand Prix de Plumelec. Pour Directvélo, il revient sur sa première sélection en équipe de France.
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 Alex Howes
veloclublapomme.com,
6 June 2008
"Une mentalité de sprinteur, un travail de grimpeur"
Plus jeune professionnel d'une formation Pro Continental l'an passé chez Slipstream, Alex Howes a découvert Paris-Roubaix espoirs dimanche. Il s'est distingué comme ultime relais pour ses coéquipiers Smukulis et Siskevicius.
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Kelli Emmett
cyclingnews.com,
6 June 2008
Hitting her stride
Kelli Emmett (Giant MTB Team) is enjoying one of her best years ever as a professional mountain bike racer. A few weeks ago, she notched her first-ever National Mountain Bike Series (NMBS) cross country victory at the Santa Ynez Valley National, and took second in the short track event.
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 Chris Froome
cyclingweekly.co.uk,
5 June 2008
"The food's great too!"
Barloworld pro Chris Froome has recently become a British national and is gunning for a place both in the Tour and in the Olympic road team. Born in Kenya, he's already lived in South Africa as a teenager and is now based in Italy — so what's next for the globetrotting neo-pro?
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Pat McQuaid
velonews.com,
5 June 2008
"He says things like that to suit himself all the time"
To find out more about the various parts of the continuing UCI-ASO conflict, VeloNews conducted a telephone interview Tuesday night with UCI president Pat McQuaid, who is in Athens, Greece, attending the annual SportAccord international sports convention.
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Pat McQuaid
sport.ard.de,
5 June 2008
"40 bis 45 noch offene Fuentes-Fälle"
Warum wird die Fuentes-Affäre nicht richtig aufgeklärt? Wird Ivan Basso Anti-Dopingbotschafter? Pat McQuaid, der Präsident des Weltradsportverbandes UCI, über potenzielle Doper der Operacion Puerto, die Eigenheiten der spanischen Justiz und den Dissidenten Tour de France.
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Christian Prudhomme
sport24.com,
5 June 2008
« Protéger le Tour »
Directeur du Tour de France, Christian Prudhomme justifie le choix de placer la Grande Boucle sous la responsabilité de la Fédération Française de Cyclisme et non de l’UCI.
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Ivan Alvarez Gutierrez
solobike.it,
5 June 2008
"In Val di Sole I'm waiting for Italian fans"
The Spanish biker of the Giant Italia talks about the first part of the season, considering first of all his ambitions for next events. He speaks a strange, Spanish-Italian which makes me laugh. It is different reading his answers in confront to listening them.
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