 Michael Barry
canadiancyclist.com,
29 November 2007
"We will just have different jerseys"
Canada's only ProTour rider, Michael Barry, is a member of the High Road Sports squad which yesterday had title sponsor Deutsche Telekom announce it was withdrawing from sponsoring both the men's and women's teams. Michael talks about the impact of the news.
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 Jonny Bellis
cyclingweekly.co.uk,
29 November 2007
"If you're patient the results will come"
The latest in a long line of champions from the Isle of Man, Jonny gave up hopes of playing rugby for England in favour of chasing dreams of glory on his bike.
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 Alberto Contador
cyclingnews.com,
29 November 2007
Dealing with success
Ever since Alberto Contador became the youngest Spaniard ever to win the Tour de France this July, his popularity has exploded and he's been a wanted man by the world's media. Jetting from one appointment to the next, Contador has had very little time to unwind.
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 Bradley Wiggins
britishcycling.org.uk,
28 November 2007
Olympic Challenge
At the last Olympics, one British athlete won three medals, Great Britain cyclist Bradley Wiggins. With the Olympics less than a year away now, his attention has turned to some unfinished business from Athens 2004 – and that’s winning the events he feels he should have won three years ago.
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Rebecca Romero
britishcycling.org.uk,
27 November 2007
Pursuing Gold
Rebecca Romero is due to jet off to Australia for the start of her 2007/08 World Track Cup campaign with a goal of not just making the British team for the Beijing Olympics but also winning a medal there, a Gold medal of course!
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Ryan Trebon
cyclingnews.com,
27 November 2007
The next ex-patriot 'cross racer?
Will Ryan Trebon be the next American 'cross racer to migrate over to Europe given the fact that his contract with Kona ends after this year and the fact that he was already invited to race the entire Super Prestige series.
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 Emma Pooley
cicloweb.it,
27 November 2007
"My life between clay and cycling"
After a disappointing 2006 season Emma Pooley returned to form with some great performances including a podium place in La Grande Boucle Féminine behind Nicole Cooke and Priska Doppmann.
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 Stuart O'Grady
velonews.com,
27 November 2007
On the road to recovery
His confidence buoyed by a successful comeback at the recent Herald Sun Tour in Australia, Stuart O'Grady already finds himself contemplating victory in two early season races - something he never expected to be thinking about three months ago.
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 George Hincapie
bicycling.com,
26 November 2007
Hincapie Looks Ahead
As the season comes to a close and Discovery Channel riders move to many new teams, it seemed appropriate to catch up with veteran rider George Hincapie as he prepares to head to his new team of T-Mobile.
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 Julian Dean
cyclingnews.com,
26 November 2007
"A lot of laughs... and some beers!"
Slipstream team camp interview: Julian Dean & Timmy Duggan give their reactions to the Slipstream team camp a few days in and what they hope the upcoming season has in store.
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 Timothy Duggan
cyclingnews.com,
26 November 2007
"Those guys from down under are giving us a lesson in drinking !"
Slipstream team camp interview: Julian Dean & Timmy Duggan give their reactions to the Slipstream team camp a few days in and what they hope the upcoming season has in store.
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 Stefano Zanini
cyclingnews.com,
25 November 2007
Still on the market
Despite news reports to the contrary, 17-year veteran Stefano Zanini has announced that after a recurring injury and no contract renewal from his 2007 team, Predictor-Lotto, that he is still motivated to return to the peloton for an eighteenth season in the 2008.
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 Alex Coutts
pezcyclingnews.com,
24 November 2007
"It’s all about money"
For every smiling, besuited Slipstream rider signing on the dotted line for 2008 there are fifty riders from continental teams trying desperately to hang on to the dream. Scotsman, Alex Coutts, who spent the 2007 season with Belgian continental team, Babes Only, is one of them.
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 Daniel Lloyd
cyclingnews.com,
24 November 2007
Lloyd looks to Olympic selection
Daniel Lloyd moved a step towards making Great Britain's team for the Beijing Olympics this week. The British Olympic Association confirmed that his name had been put forward for possible selection and Lloyd knows that good results are vital to achieving his goal next year.
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Sue Haywood
cyclingnews.com,
24 November 2007
Tales from a first La Ruta
Sue Haywood (Trek / VW) came home with a win after competing in her first La Ruta de los Conquistadores. She conquered long climbs, hike-a-bikes and three-time women's winner Louise Kobin over four days and 360km in Costa Rica's legendary mountain bike stage race.
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 Ben Jacques-Maynes
pezcyclingnews.com,
23 November 2007
Part 2: "Any steep, hilltop finish sucks"
In Part 1, Ben gave us his thoughts on the burgeoning cross scene in America and conversely the even healthier road scene. In Part 2 he tells us about his favorite and least favorite races, how his family has changed his outlook on racing, his hardest day on the bike, and much, much more.
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