 George Hincapie
cyclingnews.com,
7 December 2007
Heading to new pastures
Retaining motivation is a test for every rider towards the end of their careers. George Hincapie has been competing for longer than many in the professional peloton but, thanks to a change of scenery, he's determined to have a strong season in 2008.
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 Damiano Cunego
cyclingnews.com,
5 December 2007
Stepping back into the limelight
Damiano Cunego had a solid year but it was not until the Giro di Lombardia that many considered 2007 a success for the former Giro d'Italia Champion. The 26 year-old Italian doubled up in the 'race of the falling leaves' to give merit to his season and supply the needed confidence for the coming yea
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 Aart Vierhouten
cyclingheroes.info,
5 December 2007
"I knew this was going to be my team"
Last month it was announced that Aart Vierhouten had signed with Team P3 Transfer-Batavus. The team would like to become a pro continental team in 2009 and Vierhouten has said that he would be interested in staying with the team for a long time, "Now as a rider, perhaps later in another role"
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Paul Rowney
veloresults.co.uk,
3 December 2007
A Top Aussie in Scotland
In round 9 of the Scottish Cyclo-Cross Series at Caird Park, Dundee, last month Australian Paul Rowney (Equipe Velo Ecosse) completed another emphatic victory in the open race, building a winning margin of over two minutes.
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 Ian Stannard
cyclingweekly.co.uk,
3 December 2007
"I'm giving it my best shot"
With Mark Cavendish, Bradley Wiggins and Roger Hammond already among their ranks the T-Mobile team is starting to develop quite a taste for British riders. So much so, they're now trying out Ian Stannard. Earlier this year Ian gave us this interview when at the Tour of Ireland.
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 Levi Leipheimer
thepaceline.com,
3 December 2007
"The main ingredient for my success"
Levi Leipheimer looks back on his return to Discovery Channel as well as looking ahead to opportunity to continue riding for Johan Bruyneel at the new Astana for 2008.
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 James McCallum
veloresults.co.uk,
3 December 2007
A Professional Approach
The 2006 season was a great one for James McCallum; it's not every year you win a Commonwealth Games medal. It seemed like it would take a lot to top 2006; how does the 2007 British Criterium Championships and the most glamorous crit in Britain sound?
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 Tyler Farrar
cyclingnews.com,
2 December 2007
Coming home
Tyler Farrar is coming home...sort of. After riding strong with the U.S. development program, Farrar made the jump to the ProTour with the French Cofidis team. Now for 2008, Farrar comes home to an American team just as it makes a transition to full-time European racing.
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 Andrea Moletta
tuttobiciweb.it,
2 December 2007
Moletta, che festa. E per la prima vittoria...
Nato il 23 febbraio 1979 a Cittadella, Andrea Moletta è passatoprofessionista nel 2003 con la Mercatone Uno, dopodichè è stato nel Team Barloworld Androni Giocattoli e dal 2005 alla Gerolsteiner. Finora, una vittoria e tanti piazzamenti, con il compito ben preciso del gregariato.
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 Dean Downing
pezcyclingnews.com,
1 December 2007
"The way I look at it"
At the British Madison championship at Meadowbank track, Edinburgh back in August, Dean Downing, the 32 year-old from Rotherham had originally intended to kill two birds with one stone; ride the champs and show his fiancee the sights of Edinburgh.
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 Bernhard Eisel
cyclingnews.com,
1 December 2007
It's all about the Classics
The 2006 edition of Paris-Roubaix had many memorable moments: Hincapie's epic crash, that infamous train crossing incident, and not least the ride of Fabian Cancellara. Not far behind the chaos, however, was Bernhard Eisel, whose fifth place finish earned him a contract with T-Mobile.
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 Amber Neben
cyclingnews.com,
30 November 2007
An unusual year
American cyclist Amber Neben has been quietly racking up outstanding results in the European women's peloton. After coming second to Judith Arndt in the Thüringen Rundfahrt, she dominated the La Route de France Féminine, winning by more than one minute over Svetlana Bubnenkova.
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 Chris Newton
britishcycling.org.uk,
29 November 2007
Chasing Olympic Points
After winning the World Points title in 2002, GB’s Chris Newton has consistently showed he is a contender for the Points race on his day and having won Olympic medals in the last two Games in Sydney and Athens, Chris is now embarking on his challenge to make the GB team for Beijing in 2008.
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Wendy Houvenaghel
britishcycling.org.uk,
29 November 2007
Emulating Ulmer
Wendy Houvenaghel, UCI World Track Cup Champion was in winning form at the Manchester World Track Cup with teammate Rebecca Romero taking the Silver medal. Both are looking to make the GB team for Beijing and come away from those Olympics with more Gold.
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 Ben Swift
velodrome.org.uk,
29 November 2007
Swift by name, Swift by nature
British track and road racing cyclist Ben Swift made his professional road debut in August 2007, joining Barloworld as a trainee. The following month saw him claim the King of the Mountains jersey in the Tour of Britain.
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Arnaud Tournant
nsw.cycling.org.au,
29 November 2007
"There is no pressure"
12 time World Champion and 1km world record holder Arnaud Tournant is in Australia for the opening round of the 2007-2008 UCI Track World Cup Classics being staged at Sydney's Dunc Gray Velodrome from 30 November to 2 December.
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