 Phil Zajicek
roadbikereview.com,
18 February 2008
"It’s going to be a fun year"
Health Net Pro Cycling Team riders Rory Sutherland, Roman Kilun, Tim Johnson, Phil Zajicek and Karl Menzies share their thoughts before the Prologue of the Amgen Tour of California.
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 Karl Menzies
roadbikereview.com,
18 February 2008
"Today is just go as hard as you can"
Health Net Pro Cycling Team riders Rory Sutherland, Roman Kilun, Tim Johnson, Phil Zajicek and Karl Menzies share their thoughts before the Prologue of the Amgen Tour of California.
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 Jason McCartney
uscyclingreport.com,
18 February 2008
I Love to Race
Team CSC’s Jason McCartney is one of the most well-liked and popular American riders in the professional peloton. Riding for Discovery Channel three years before moving to CSC for 2008, Jason sat down with me at the team training camp in Agoura Hills.
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 Robbie McEwen
cyclingheroes.info,
18 February 2008
"I like it when its a little more disorganised."
Robbie McEwen will have a hard time at this years Tour de France. As the Silence - Lotto team wants to win the overall with Cadel Evans, McEwen will have to battle alone at the stage sprints. But McEwen is a rider who never gives up....
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Katie Mactier
roadbikereview.com,
17 February 2008
Looking for a Big Year
Former Australian National Road Champion Katie Mactier has been in Sonoma County all week with the ValueAct Capital team for their training camp. Katie will be participating in first edition of the Amgen Tour of California Women’s Criterium presented by the Redwood Regional Breast Center.
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 Antonio Cruz
bmcracingteam.com,
17 February 2008
"I am super happy here"
Counting himself among the walking wounded who emerged from the recent Tour of Qatar, Tony Cruz has been fighting a nasty sinus infection which has affected his quality time with his bicycle. Though frustrated by a nagging cold, Tony’s health is getting back to normal, and he is revving to go.
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 Dominique Rollin
pedalmag.com,
17 February 2008
"I'm practicing my Australian slang"
Canadian Dominique Rollin talks about the Tour of California, Toyota-United, the Beijing Olympics & more !
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 David Veilleux
pedalmag.com,
16 February 2008
Training in paradise
Two of Kelly Benefit Strategies/Medifast's young Quebecers, Keven Lacombe and David Veilleux, decided to trade winter for spring by travelling south to train in the cycling paradise of Northern California.
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 Keven Lacombe
pedalmag.com,
16 February 2008
Training in paradise
Two of Kelly Benefit Strategies/Medifast's young Quebecers, Keven Lacombe and David Veilleux, decided to trade winter for spring by travelling south to train in the cycling paradise of Northern California.
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 Jackson Stewart
bmcracingteam.com,
15 February 2008
"Any win is always a bonus"
On Februray 10, Jackson Stewart of the BMC Racing Team won the Cherry Pie Criterium in Napa, California, against an elite group of racers. Though he had had doubts about his form after the rigours of the Tour of Qatar, Jackson surprised even himself with his strong showing.
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 Olaf Pollack
cyclingnews.com,
15 February 2008
Tracking towards the Olympics
Sprinter Olaf Pollack is on his third team in as many years, but hopes to stay with Team Volksbank and help to form the young Austrian Professional Continental Team for the future. This year he has his eye on both the road and the track, especially the track events in the Beijing Olympics.
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Park Sung Baek
cyclingview.com,
14 February 2008
"I do what I love, and love what I do"
In stage six of the Tour De Langkawi, Seoul Cycling continued its stellar tour when Baek Sung Park took the first intermediate sprint and propelled himself into the Asian rider's jersey courtesy of a three-second time bonus.
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 Chris Horner
cyclingnews.com,
14 February 2008
Happy with the new home
Six months ago, Chris Horner was between a 'rock' and a hard place. He had come to a contract impasse with Predictor-Lotto and his future was uncertain, until an unlikely call from Johan Bruyneel. Suddenly, Horner had everything he wanted in terms of a contract and on a ProTour team.
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 Fredrik Kessiakoff
Solobike.it,
14 February 2008
"It is a fantastic race, sleeping in a camper, riding next to wild animals..."
At the beginning of an important season Fredrik Kessiakoff, leader of the new Full Dynamix team, talks to Solobike about the coming Olympic Games and World's Cyclocross Championships.
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Kevin "Buck" Miller
canadiancyclist.com,
14 February 2008
"The morale is high"
Kevin "Buck" Miller has been a mainstay of Canadian racing for a number of years, and has won several races in the U.S. After several seasons with Jet Fuel, Miller finds himself back in Canada on the revamped R.A.C.E squad, now run by legendary Canadian cyclist Steve Bauer.
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Rebecca Romero
Cycling Weekly,
13 February 2008
"I want to become world champion and Olympic champion in the pursuit"
Rowing's loss has been cycling's gain. Part of the British crew who won a silver medal at the Athens 2004 Olympics in the quadruple sculls, the 27 year old is now intent on becoming only the second woman to win Olympic medals in two different sports.
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