Erin Carter
pedalmag.com,
30 April 2006
Back On Track
Manitoba's Erin Carter, former national champion and current National track team member, has had a recurring injury that has finally been resolved and she is now training and getting back into the racing scene.
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 Floyd Landis
bicycling.com,
30 April 2006
Superheroes and farts to Lance
It is April 2006, the week after Landis's third win of the season, at the Tour de Georgia, and the dynamic duo (Floyd Landis and Dave Zabriskie) is hanging out at the 4,400-square-foot McMansion north of San Diego where Landis lives with his wife, Amber.......
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 Ciarán Power
irishcycling.com,
29 April 2006
"I won't be sinking..."
This weekend Power makes his return to competition with a ride in the Tour of Ulster. The plan is to build form with Irish competition, and then to aim for strong rides with the Navigators Insurance team later in the year.
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 Chris Horner
cyclingnews.com,
28 April 2006
"Suisse c'est bon"
Porrentruy, Switzerland is a heck of a long way from Oregon, USA, but it's little surprise to hear our new Tour de Romandie leader Chris Horner say he's beginning to develop a certain affinity with the land of snow-capped mountains
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 Bobby Julich
cyclingnews.com,
27 April 2006
Reality bites thrice
2006 has been a another reality check for Bobby Julich, who found himself on the edge of doing totally the wrong thing earlier in the year and risking burning matches when he didn't need to.
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 Robbie McEwen
velonews.com,
26 April 2006
From ribs to Romandie
Robbie McEwen of Davitamon-Lotto won the rainy first stage of the Tour de Romandie on Wednesday, the most important day of the race for the Australian sprinter.
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 Heath Blackgrove
toyota-united.com,
26 April 2006
"the crowds were unbelievable"
New Zealand’s Heath Blackgrove is a rising star in the pro peloton, with new digs in the Golden State and a string of successful races on his new team.
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 Alberto Contador
astanawurth.com,
25 April 2006
"WE HAVE SEVERAL OPPORTUNITIES OF ACHIEVING VICTORY IN THE TOUR"
Alberto Contador is considered to be one of the major promises of Spanish cycling. After his terrible accident in 2004 he quickly demonstrated his talent last year. After winning a stage in the Tour Down Under, he won the Semana Catalana after winning a mountain stage. He has demonstrated that he ca
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 Michael Rasmussen
cyclingnews.com,
24 April 2006
Rabobank's team anarchist
The former mountain bike racer known as 'Chicken' for his skinny legs and frame is planning to repeat the polka dot performance in the 2006 Tour de France.
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 Alejandro Valverde
cyclingnews.com,
24 April 2006
Victoria doble para Valverde
In recent years, winning several of the three Ardennes Classics has become a common theme, with Davide Rebellin's historic triple in 2004 and Danilo Di Luca's Amstel-Flèche double last year. This week, Alejandro Valverde continued the trend with victories in Flèche Wallonne and Liège-Bastogne-Liège,
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 David Etxebarria
astanawurth.com,
22 April 2006
"VINOKOUROV IS THE TEAM'S LEADER, BUT THAT COULD GIVE ME A TACTICAL ADVANTAGE"
David Etxebarria, after his fourteenth place last Sunday in the Amstel Gold Race and seventh on Wednesday in the Flèche Wallonne, is Liberty Seguros-Würth's most regular rider in the Ardennes classics. Tomorrow, in Liège-Bastogne-Liège, he accepts that Liberty Seguros-Würth's leader will be Alexande
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Chris Horner
cyclingnews.com,
22 April 2006
Speeding in Belgium
American rider Chris Horner is settling into what is a two year deal with the Davitamon-Lotto squad, and so far seems to be enjoying his time with the Belgian team.
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 Alexandre Vinokourov
astanawurth.com,
21 April 2006
“I have come to Liège without being under any pressure"
Vino on Basso, Ullrich, Valverde and more....
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 Ivan Basso
cyclingnews.com,
21 April 2006
"A question of mentality"
Ivan Basso is not afraid to try and win two Grand Tours in one season. Team CSC invited members of the press to talk cycling with their man of the moment at the Eurotel in Lanaken, Belgium.
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 Cesar Grajales
dailypeloton.com,
21 April 2006
A Look Back to Brasstown Bald 2004
Cesar Grajales jumped out of the pack and became a shining climbing star at Brasstown Bald in 2004, attacking at the bottom of the climb and carrying the lead all the way to the finish, in front of the likes of Lance Armstrong, Jens Voight and Chris Horner.
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Alejandro Valverde
cyclingnews.com,
20 April 2006
Mr. Versatility
In claiming his first major classic today, Alejandro Valverde Belmonte once again demonstrated his incredible versatility on two wheels. The question now being asked is: 'Does he also have the capability to challenge for victory at the Tour de France?'
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