 Marcel Sieberg
team-milram.com,
14 April 2007
"I want to see what it’s like"
With the „Hell of the North“ one of the hardest spring races in Team MILRAM’s racing calendar is scheduled tomorrow. Paris – Roubaix is one of the season’s highlights for Marcel Sieberg, classic specialist of Team MILRAM, the 24 year-old looks calmly towards the „Queen of the classics“.
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 Christian Knees
team-milram.com,
14 April 2007
„Extremely motivated“
About two weeks before the start of the Niedersachsen-Rundfahrt, this year called Lotto-Rundfahrt, MILRAM-pro Christian Knees talks about his and his team’s chances at their home tour.
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 Gert Steegmans
cyclingnews.com,
14 April 2007
"You have to love it"
The Quick.Step team is the heavy favourite for Sunday's 'Queen of Classics', the Paris-Roubaix. Many people think of Tom Boonen when they hear the team name Quick.Step, but there is another man with a very similar body type to the 2005 World Champion who may soon break through.
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 Tom Boonen
cyclingnews.com,
14 April 2007
Fighting with equal weapons
It's starting to become something of a tradition, Quick.Step-Innergetic meeting the press in a grubby backroom of the old-fashioned Bar Tabac L'Allumette in Bouvines after their reconnaissance of the Paris-Roubaix cobbles.
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 Peter Van Petegem
cyclingnews.com,
14 April 2007
Ready for Roubaix
Current star Tom Boonen had just called Van Petegem 'the fastest man on the cobbles of the past decade'. We find out how one of the most experienced riders in the peloton is feeling about this year's 'Hell of the North'.
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 Nicole Cooke
cyclingnews.com,
13 April 2007
Cooke-in' on gas
With five victories already this season - including both rounds of the World Cup - and having been at the top level of women's racing for a number of years now, it's difficult to believe that the young woman from South Wales is still in her early twenties.
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 Alexander Efimkin
teambarloworld.com,
12 April 2007
"I'd like to ride a major Tour"
Alex Efimkin has had a brilliant start to the 2007 season. The young Russian has won two stage races and was in the thick of the action in the finale of Milan-San Remo.
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 Henk Vogels
cyclingheroes.info,
12 April 2007
"Nice to get back in the winners circle"
Henk Vogels left the Belgian Davitamon-Lotto team to join Toyota-United this season. Robbie McEwen's former lieutnant chats about racing in the USA and his first victory for Toyota-United.
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 Roger Hammond
cyclingnews.com,
12 April 2007
Finally making the break
When Roger Hammond headed to Belgium last month he hoped for a few strong showings in the events preceding this weekend's Spring Classic Paris-Roubaix race and yesterday he charged home at Gent-Wevelgem in second place behind teammate Marcus Burghart.
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Ben Raby
Cyclingupdate.com,
11 April 2007
A real job on a pro cycling team
Ben Raby made the big jump in 2007 from regional power Grand Performance to the national Kodak Gallery team. With an international career-track that has given him the opportunity to break through to the next level, Raby treats the pro lifestyle with grace, humility and a sense of humor.
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 Marcus Burghardt
t-mobile-team.com,
11 April 2007
"The favorites are marking me"
Solid performances and good finishes at Belgian classicsDwars door Vlaanderen, E3 Prijs Vlaanderen and the Tour of Flanders have seen Marcus Burghardt make the jump from T-Mobile novice to classics leader.
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 Nico Mattan
pezcyclingnews.com,
11 April 2007
"Mattan is drinking"
In 2005, Nico Mattan grabbed victory in one of the most controversial editions of Ghent - Wevelgem ever held. We caught-up with the charismatic Belgian on the eve of the Three Days of De Panne and, over a Carlsberg, he took us through that still-debated day.
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 Alessandro Ballan
cyclingnews.com,
9 April 2007
Battling Belgian cobbles
Alessandro Ballan succeeded in doing what no Italian has done since 'The Gladiator', Andrea Tafi, did in 2002: he won the monumental Spring Classic Ronde van Vlaanderen. The 27 year-old bolted away from the likes of Tom Boonen, Fabian Cancellara and Paolo Bettini on the Muur.
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 Daniele Bennati
cyclingnews.com,
8 April 2007
Sprinting with confidence
Daniele Bennati stormed into 2007 by winning against star sprinters. An intestinal infection kept him from romping on the Via Roma in Milano-Sanremo, but the sprinter seems to be back in-form.
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Marcus Burghardt
cyclingnews.com,
7 April 2007
T-Mobile's up-and-coming Classics specialist
T-Mobile's Marcus Burghardt is bouncing back from an injury-filled 2006 season to become the team's captain in the Spring Classics, a role he feels he handles well. He is only 23 years-old but is self-confident and calm about his new responsibilities.
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Peter Van Petegem
velonews.com,
7 April 2007
"I can be the joker"
Peter Van Petegem lines up Sunday in what could be his last Tour of Flanders. The 37-year-old is synonymous with the Belgian classic and boasts two victories (1999 and 2004) to his list of successes during his 16-year career.
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