 Greg Van Avermaet
cyclingfx.nl,
21 February 2007
"You can't always have success"
Last month the longest stage of the Tour of Qatar came down to a sprint from a breakaway group of ten, with Greg Van Avermaet (21), of the Predictor-Lotto team, nabbing his first professional win.
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 Niki Terpstra
cyclingfx.nl,
20 February 2007
"A dream comes true"
2006 saw Niki Terpstra win the 203 km Queen Stage between Londerzeel and Huy in the Tour of Belgium, sign a contract with Team Milram for 2007 and celebrate the start of his new job with a title by winning the Dutch National Championship in individual pursuit on the track over 4.000 meters in Alkmaa
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 Ryder Hesjedal
dailypeloton.com,
19 February 2007
"It was mixed with a lot of craziness"
This season, with the dismantling of the Phonak team, the 27 year-old from Victoria, British Columbia has returned to North America to race with California team Health Net presented by Maxxis.
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 Steve Cummings
procyclenews.com,
19 February 2007
'Stomping on the Boards'
Although known more as a 'trackie' having garnered the silver in the Athens Olympics, Steve Cummings heart was always on the road and in 2007 he is one of eleven new faces in the Discovery team.
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 Tyler Hamilton
Outside Magazine,
18 February 2007
Back Pedaling Part 2: the Interview Outtakes
In the March, 2007 issue of Outside Magazine Tyler Hamilton discusses his from exile, court battles, Floyd Landis, and his new team.
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Tyler Hamilton
Outside Magazine,
18 February 2007
Back Pedaling Part 1
After a two-year ban from pro cycling for doping violations, Tyler Hamilton wants to prove he's the same clean-cut guy once picked to succeed Lance. At 36, does he still have what it takes to win? And if he does, will anyone cheer?
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 Gianni Meersman
cyclingfx.nl,
18 February 2007
"Who doesn't want to start his career with such a great team !!"
Gianni Meersman, a 21 year-old Belgian, will make his debut in the Pro Tour for the Discovery Channel. Riding for Beveren 2000 (a Belgian domestic team), Meersman has had much success on the domestic level, including 8 victories in 2006 and 6 in 2005.
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 Bradley Wiggins
The Guardian,
18 February 2007
'The tour was my childhood dream'
Bradley Wiggins, Olympic pursuit champion and arguably Britain's most successful current cyclist, was a demoralised man after Landis's positive test was announced.
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Koji Fukushima
cyclingnews.com,
18 February 2007
The harmonica man
Inside the realms of European cycling fans the name Koji Fukushima is little known, but back home in Asia, the Japanese rider is a superstar.
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Tyler Hamilton
Tinkoff Credit Systems,
17 February 2007
We are a strong team
Tyler Hamilton was relaxing after the hardest stage of Tour Méditerranéen in the team bus when he gave us this short interview.
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 Michael Barry
dailypeloton.com,
17 February 2007
"Motivated to Win"
T-Mobile's Michael Barry talks about the Tour of California, making the switch to the Magenta team and more...
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 Vera Koedooder
cyclingfx.nl,
17 February 2007
A beautiful "step up" year
Vera Koedooder won her first gold medal in track World Cup competition last November in Sydney, Australia. Despite her success as a junior (world champion 2000 and 2001) Koedooder had not enjoyed similar results as a senior, due to a sequence of injuries that prevented her from riding at her best.
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 Thor Hushovd
lookcycle-usa.com,
16 February 2007
“I dream of the Paris – Roubaix”
Thor Hushovd, the Norwegian Crédit Agricole sprinter is taking part in the Tour of California. Last’s year winner of the Gand – Wevelgem Classic and two stages in the Tour de France is starting this new season calmly and is full of ambition to add to his already very rich collection of awards.
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 Rochelle Gilmore
cyclingnews.com,
16 February 2007
Changing times
Australian athlete Rochelle Gilmore has signed with a new Italian squad for 2007 in a bid to focus equally on track and road racing.
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Bruno Risi
pezcyclingnews.com,
15 February 2007
Six Day King
It's no cliche to say that he's King of the Sixes - Bruno Risi of Switzerland. Risi is by far the most successful active Six Day racer in the game, and if it weren't for Patrick Sercu's incomparable tally of wins and wholesale domination, he might be up for greatest Six Day racer ever.
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 Adam Hansen
cyclingnews.com,
14 February 2007
T-Mobile's "techno geek"
T-Mobile's Adam Hansen came to professional cycling through a most unusual route. Once a database software developer, this Crocodile Trophy winner is now poised to take on the European road season on a top ProTour team.
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