 Hamish Haynes
pezcyclingnews.com,
14 March 2008
"There are so many guys looking for a contract"
It takes a while, a decent Michelin map, and some luck to find Hamish Haynes' house. The tiny village where he lives is near the the town of Tienen in the Belgian province of Brabant.
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Craig MacLean
veloresults.co.uk,
14 March 2008
Totally Focused on Beijing
It would have been his 13th Worlds; but for the first time since 1996 there will be no one from Granton-on-Spey on the British track team, when the series kick off in Manchester in a week-or-so.
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 Aitor Pérez
spiuk.com,
14 March 2008
"Riding in the Tour of Spain will bring the recognition we need to find a sponsor."
In the end it just wasn’t meant to be. Cyclist Aitor Pérez Arrieta from Extremadura-Ciclismo Solidario had to give in to the prowess of other distinguished riders such as Valverde or Contador.
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 Steve Cummings
britishcycling.org.uk,
13 March 2008
"I had an opportunity, I took it"
Steve Cummings had not won a race after three years as a professional but after just a few weeks in Team Barloworld's red jersey he quickly found success. The 26 year-old from Liverpool won the second stage of the Giro della Provincia di Reggio Calabria last month.
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 Dario Cioni
pezcyclingnews.com,
13 March 2008
"I’ll be back on the bike tomorrow"
Despite coming down heavily and retiring after a stage two pile-up, Silence-Lotto’s former Italian time trial champion, Dario Cioni gave his take on a wet and surprising Paris-Nice - plus his views on the ASO vs UCI super heavyweight bout.
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 Matthew Goss
cyclingnews.com,
13 March 2008
Game on
Team CSC's Matthew Goss is making steps into the top ranks of professional cycling at the young age of 21. The Australian battled the winds in Flanders to achieve a podium spot in semi-classic Kuurne-Brussel-Kuurne, but wins are expected to come.
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Matthew Crampton
cyclingweekly.co.uk,
12 March 2008
Olympics a possibility or a pipe-dream?
21-year-old former European junior sprint and keirin champion Matt Crampton is striding towards a place at the World Track Championships and Olympics in 2008 — not to mention the drag racing.
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 Emma Davies Jones
pezcyclingnews.com,
12 March 2008
"Cycling’s still very male-dominated"
What does an off-duty rider do? Sit on their ass, doing nothing? Lie in bed having nightmares about how many calories they’re allowed to eat? Well, that’s just not an option for Emma Davies Jones – there’s racing to do, a new team to join and new career paths ahead!
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 Adam Hansen
pezcyclingnews.com,
11 March 2008
"playing rugby with a bunch of cattle"
Team High Road's Adam Hansen was involved in a dramatic crash at K-B-K, requiring recovery in hospital. PEZ caught up with the young Australian for an update, having talked earlier this year when he was fresh from a team win at the Tour Down Under and wearing the jersey of the Australian time trial
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 Víctor Hugo Peña
roadbikereview.com,
11 March 2008
Happy to be Riding with Rock Racing
Victor Hugo Pena comes to Rock Racing after years of riding for teams like Vitalicio Seguros, U.S. Postal Service, Phonak, and Unibet. He was the first Columbian rider ever to wear the Maillot Jaune in the Tour de France, wearing the yellow jersey for three days in 2003.
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 Evan Oliphant
veloresults.co.uk,
10 March 2008
Stray horses and broken wheels
Wick’s Evan Oliphant carried on for his Plowman Craven team where Tony Gibb left off at last week's Eddie Soens’ Memorial Race, by winning the second stage of the Bikeline two day in North Wales yesterday, and finishing up the two-day race in second overall today.
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 Rubens Bertogliati
pezcyclingnews.com,
10 March 2008
"The sand roads aren’t like the pave"
Swiss former Tour de France yellow jersey Rubens Bertogliati was in Siena yesterday riding the Monte Paschi Eroica. He finished a very respectable 23rd after a tough day in the saddle - we spoke to him the morning after his epic.
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 David Millar
cyclingnews.com,
10 March 2008
Leading by example
Despite landing second overall in the Tour of California, David Millar's early season list of targets had actually pinpointed Paris-Nice as his first big objective of the year. The Scottish rider is aiming for a top three place in the French event
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 Chris Horner
roadbikereview.com,
9 March 2008
"If you don’t ride crits then you don’t make a living”
Chris Horner, who will be riding the Vuelta a Castilla y Leon later this month, finished second in the Merco Cycling Classic Men’s criterium held on the first weekend of March, in Merced, California.
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 Scott Nydam
velonews.com,
8 March 2008
"I've always liked the KOM competition"
Scott Nydam attacked early in the second stage of the Tour of California last month, spending a long and lonely day off the front of the peloton before being pulled back after 97 miles on his own. For his effort, the 30-year-old Colorado native earned the day's most-aggressive rider jersey.
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 Gina Grain
pedalmag.com,
8 March 2008
"Its like a chess game you know..?"
With a vast array of illustrious credentials, Gina Grain has made it no secret that she means business when it comes to racing bikes. Her aspiration is that her top-level performances will bring her one step closer to her ultimate goal, to qualify for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games.
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