 Jens Voigt
T-Mobile,
24 March 2006
"I'm there for all the riders"
CSC’s Jens Voigt was appointed representative of the CPA, the International riders association in 2005. Our reporter Manfred Hönel caught up with the German to talk about his duties in this position as well as his personal goals for the 2006 season.
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 Andy Flickinger
cyclingnews.com,
24 March 2006
Not so quick...
After four years with the same team and seemingly written off, Andy Flickinger has found a new lease of life at Bouygues Telecom, with the past winner of GP Plouay believing 2006 to be his lucky year.
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 Gilberto Simoni
bicirace.com,
24 March 2006
Il Trentino In Yellow
Gilberto Simoni is embarking on his 13th year as a professional. Simoni's career that so far has included two Giro d'Italia wins, and this year he hopes to add a third Maglia Rosa.
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 Fabian Cancellara
csc.com,
22 March 2006
Cobbles and Yellow Jerseys
With the arrival of the northern Classics, Cancellara is entering the most important part of his season. He wants nothing less than a podium at either the Tour of Flanders or Paris-Roubaix in early April.
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 Ina-Yoko Teutenberg
t-mobile-team.com,
22 March 2006
"In Europe it will be tougher still"
Ina-Yoko Teutenberg is leading the World Cup series after the first rounds of races in Australiaand New Zealand. This weekend she links up with her US-based T-Mobile team mates at the Redlands Classics in California. Afterwards she flies out to Europe to continue her season and build up to the prest
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 Chris Hoy
telegraph.co.uk,
21 March 2006
"I'd like to think I could do another Games, plus the Olympics in Beijing and London"
Gareth Davies talks to Chris Hoy after Scotlands gold medal win in the Commonwealth Games team sprint – the first cycling gold to go somewhere other than the Australian or English teams.
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 Justin England
dailypeloton.com,
21 March 2006
Winning races, working hard
Justin England has been a professional cyclist since 2004. He rode on the Webcor team that year and worked for Chris Horner as he dominated the domestic cycling scene.
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 Emma Pooley
shecycles.com,
20 March 2006
Engineering Future Success!
In 2005 Emma Pooley has gone from being a complete novice and unknown at road racing, to finishing fourth in the National Championships (just behind Nicole Cooke, the Commonwealth Games Champion) and ahead of many seasoned international riders.
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 Alexander Efimkin
teambarloworld.com,
20 March 2006
"I have a different nature than Vladimir"
In his first professional competition, Tirreno-Adriatico, Alexander Efimkin (Team Barloworld) found himself riding alongside his own twin-brother Vladimir (Caisse d'Epargne Illes Baleares).
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 Ben Day
cyclingnews.com,
20 March 2006
Golden days in Melbourne
Having ridden for Belgian squad MrBookmaker.com for the last two seasons, Queenslander Ben Day is one of Australia's quiet achievers in Europe.
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 Axel Merckx
cyclingnews.com,
18 March 2006
Nearing an end, but motivation high
Time is ticking. Either this season or next, a Belgian Olympic bronze medallist will announce his retirement from the sport.
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 Erik Zabel
bicirace.com,
17 March 2006
The Sprint Master
The Milram sprint duo will be going full bore in la Classicissima this weekend, but the German was kind enough to spare a few minutes for a BiciRace.com interview.
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 Heinrich Haussler
cyclingnews.com,
16 March 2006
"I can do even better"
Gerolsteiner's young shooting star is Heinrich Haussler. At the start of this year, he continued his winning ways at the Vuelta a Murcia with victory in both the first and last stages, and will be wearing dossard #131 in Saturday's Milan-San Remo.
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Chris Hoy
cyclingnews.com,
15 March 2006
A very solid foundation
Chris Hoy goes into the Commonwealth Games as defending champion, Olympic record holder and favourite to take gold in the 1km time trial, an event he won at the last Olympic Games.
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 Nikki Harris
britishcycling.org,
14 March 2006
"then it kinda hits you"
One of the countries top up and coming young riders is Nikki Harris who will be riding the Commonwealth Games this week for England. Nikki has experience at World Cups and a World Championships and is looking forward to doing some criteriums and also a team pursuit against the Aussies.
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 Rory Sutherland
cyclingnews.com,
14 March 2006
Rory's Story
Although advised not to engage with the media, the 24 year-old from Canberra chose to respond to an invitation from Cyclingnews' Anthony Tan to hear his story.
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