 David Veilleux
canadiancyclist.com,
29 Junio 2008
"It's just great, it's a great feeling"
French-Canadian team-mates David Veilleux and Keven LaCombe left Pittsburgh crowds stunned when they claimed an impressive one-two on Stage 5 of the Tour of Pennsylvania. Veilleux won his second consecutive stage and took the overall race lead.
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Todd Wells
velonews.com,
29 Junio 2008
Heading to China
With his impressive World Cup results this year, Todd Wells grabbed the first of the United States’ two men’s spots for the Beijing Olympics. For the second-straight Games, the Durango, Colorado, resident is to represent his country on cross-country mountain bike racing’s biggest stage.
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 Samuel Sánchez
velonews.com,
28 Junio 2008
In the hunt for Tour stages
Samuel Sánchez has been quiet this season, notching his lone victory with the time trial stage at the Vuelta a Asturias. “Samu” will be at the Tour for only the third time in his career and has no pretensions about riding for GC - he’ll leave that task to teammates Zubeldia and Astarloza,
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 Justin England
uscyclingreport.com,
28 Junio 2008
"Uhhhh….I’ll take the Tour de France"
2004 champ Justin England made a late solo attack to claim his second Nevada City Classic on Sunday, June 15th. His first win as a member of the Toyota-United Pro Cycling Team came in what is considered by many cycling aficionados to be the toughest one-day race in America.
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 Chris Hoy
sport-magazine.co.uk,
27 Junio 2008
"you have to move on"
The world and Olympic champion was gutted when his event, the kilometre time tiral, was axed from the 2008 Games. But he's still favourite for another gold...
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 Mike Friedman
velocitynation.com,
26 Junio 2008
"I just blow them a kiss and give the finger"
Mike Friedman is a 26 year old racer for Team Garmin-Chipotle H30. He first slipped across most people's radar screens with a great performance in the long breakaway at this year's Het Volk, where he eventually held on for 12th.
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David Veilleux
canadiancyclist.com,
26 Junio 2008
"I was in the right place at the right time"
David Veilleux, who is in his first year with the U.S. pro team Kelly Benefits Strategies-Medifast, has had a strong season so far, winning the U.S. NRC Kelly Cup race and stage 6 at the Nature Valley GP.
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 Keven Lacombe
canadiancyclist.com,
26 Junio 2008
"It's good second but it's better to win"
On the opening double stage day of the Tour of Pennsylvania, Kelly Benefits Strategies-Medifast rider Keven Lacombe finished second on the first stage, fourth on the second and is currently second in the general classification.
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 Mark Cavendish
britishcycling.org.uk,
26 Junio 2008
"this year I am ready for it”
After his wins in the Tour of Italy, and those in other races like the Three Days of DePanne and the Electro tour last week, Mark Cavendish has shown over and over again he can beat the fastest sprinters in the World.
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 Steve Morabito
astana-cyclingteam.com,
26 Junio 2008
Big time ouch at the Giro
Team Astana rider Steve Morabito has had a busy racing season. After suffering a race-ending crash at the Giro d’Italia, Steve went home to Switzerland to recover and prepare to race the Tour de Suisse. Next up are the Suisse Nationals this weekend.
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 Gert Steegmans
cyclingnews.com,
26 Junio 2008
Stepping up a gear
With Tom Boonen almost certain to miss the Tour de France, Gert Steegmans has additional responsibility in the sprints. But that too gives him additional opportunity. Providing the pressure does not get to him, Steegmans clearly has the speed needed to win.
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 Ryder Hesjedal
canadiancyclist.com,
26 Junio 2008
"It is definitely my biggest year"
Garmin-Slipstream team announced their riders for the Tour de France, and Canada's Ryder Hesjedal was one of those named to the team. Hesjedal will be the first Canadian to ride the Tour since Gord Fraser did back in 1997.
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 Victoria Pendleton
sportsister.com,
25 Junio 2008
"you can’t just stroll in and win a medal"
Victoria Pendleton talks to Sportsister about her preparations for Beijing, moments of self doubt and female sports role models at the launch of Girls4Gold in Manchester.
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 Steven Cozza
roadbikereview.com,
24 Junio 2008
Keeping his life in balance
At just 23 years old, Steven Cozza faced adversity in 2007 when he sustained a serious head injury after crashing in the rainy Stage 3 at the Tour de Picardie. This season saw him sidelined with a broken collarbone he got at the Three Days of De Panne, but he is back on the bike at the Tour de Nez.
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 Alex Coutts
pezcyclingnews.com,
23 Junio 2008
"I miss the odd Belgian beer"
As a junior he was part of the Great Britain squad and rode the World Championships, then it was off to France to learn his trade before turning professional and living in Italy. After some time in Belgium, Scottish rider Alex Coutts is now riding in Asia for the Giant Asia Race Team.
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 Levi Leipheimer
velocitynation.com,
21 Junio 2008
"They're not going to change their minds, for sure"
On February 13th, the Amaury Sports Organization (ASO) barred Team Astana from competing in the Tour de France (and in any race or event organized by the ASO in 2008) - bad news for American Levi Leipheimer, who was hoping to improve on his third-place finish last year.
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