 Michael Rogers
cyclingpost.com,
9 July 2007
"We all have to do our piece"
At T-Mobile's press conference in London, Michael Rogers talked about the upcoming challenges of the Tour de France and the challenges that the sport faces as a whole.
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 Mark Cavendish
t-mobile-team.com,
8 July 2007
Cannonball Cavendish
T-Mobile youngster Mark Cavendish has been in the eye of a media storm since being named to the T-Mobile Tour team.
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 Cadel Evans
cyclingnews.com,
7 July 2007
Yellow mellow
Cadel Evans finished fourth in the 2006 Tour de France and is ready to better himself in this year's running. This year's race looks set to be one of the cleanest and one of the most open ever, but one man you can certainly put an each way bet on is the 30 year-old Aussie.
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 Thomas Dekker
rabobank.nl,
7 July 2007
'Cancellara from another planet'
Thomas Dekker had a strong debut in the Tour de France. He sped past London's attractions. The Rabo-cyclist finished ahead of some renowned (short) time trial specialists. Dekker is now ranked second in the youth ranking.
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 Fabian Cancellara
cyclingnews.com,
7 July 2007
Can Cancellara ?
Three weeks ago Fabian Cancellara broke a nine-month winless spell when he scorched to a dominant victory on the opening stage of the Tour de Suisse. On twisting, technical 3.8 kilometre course the big Swiss engine beat Daniele Bennati (Lampre) by a full eight seconds, thus christening his rainbow j
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 Jörg Jaksche
cyclingheroes.info,
7 July 2007
"We can discuss the whole thing in court, my pleasure!"
The UCI is considering legal measures against Jaksche as in the interview with 'Der Spiegel' Jaksche said that a rider told him about a deal between some teams and the UCI to warn them for controls.
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 David Millar
cyclingnews.com,
7 July 2007
Millar time again?
Having returned to the sport last year and proved that he can, once more, perform to a similar level as before, David Millar is now rightly regarded as one of a few red-hot favourites for Saturday's Tour de France prologue in London.
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Mark Cavendish
The Guardian,
6 July 2007
"I'm as good as the big names"
The T-Mobile sprinter who rides his first Tour de France this year on the contents of cyclists' food bags, being from the Isle of Man, the Paris Hilton sex video and the perils of drinking too much Southern Comfort when you've got tree-trunks for legs.
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 Levi Leipheimer
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals,
6 July 2007
A Word With Levi
When the Tour de France begins tomorrow, America's top hope, and the Team Discovery leader, will be a Montana native at the peak of his career named Levi Leipheimer.
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 Bradley Wiggins
cyclingnews.com,
6 July 2007
Home soil victory chasing
Bradley Wiggins has an outstanding record as a track rider, taking two world championship titles as well as medals of each colour at the 2004 Athens Olympics. However, this is the first season where he has consistently translated that ability into strong performances on the road.
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 Chechu Rubiera
chechurubiera.info,
5 July 2007
Looking Back
With another Grand Tour just completed (#17), Chechu tells us that the Giro d'Italia is still his favourite race.
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 Robert Hunter
teambarloworld.com,
5 July 2007
My country is a big opportunity for cycling
Robert Hunter put South Africa on the map of world cycling when he became the first rider from his country to take part in the Tour de France with Lampre in 2001. Now with Barloworld, the sprinter from the West Rand sets his sights on the 2007 Tour.
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 David Zabriskie
cyclingnews.com,
5 July 2007
Quietly moving forward
David Zabriskie, who briefly held the famed Maillot Jaune in 2005, has been quietly building towards the 2007 Tour de France with his training mates, including compatriot and Tour teammate Christian Vande Velde, at home in Spain since the finish of the Dauphiné Libéré.
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 Geraint Thomas
cyclingnews.com,
4 July 2007
No doubting Thomas
Geraint Thomas is the youngest rider in the Tour De France this year, but the 21-year-old Barloworld rider already has a palmares that many would be proud of. There's no doubting the talent and ability of the current World Team Pursuit Champion.
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 Daniele Bennati
cyclingnews.com,
2 July 2007
Gunning for green
Daniele Bennati is a steadily rising force in the bunch sprints. The Lampre-Fondital rider has a string of important wins to his name and is ready to take the next step: a sprint-win in the Tour de France.
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 Iban Mayo
veloresults.co.uk,
29 June 2007
Happy at Saunier Duval
VeloResults got an opportunity to chat with Iban at the Saunier Duval team launch in Estepona in January this year. It's interesting to publish it now, on the eve of the Tour after Iban won a stage of the Giro.
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