 Floyd Landis
cyclingnews.com,
12 March 2006
Landis finds Paris-Nice glory
Floyd Landis is rapidly maturing as a team leader, winning two stage races on the trot: The Tour of California and now Paris-Nice.
His eyes are now on the Tour de France in July.
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 Jörg Jaksche
cyclingnews.com,
12 March 2006
Past, present and future
At only 29 years old, Joerg Jaksche is already in his tenth year as a professional cyclist. In that time he has hopscotched around from Polti, to Telekom, to ONCE, to CSC and now to Liberty.
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Floyd Landis
cyclingfx.,
12 March 2006
"It’s a success sofar."
You are now riding in Paris-Nice and are currently the leader. How do you look back at the past week? And what will be the plan for today’s last stage?
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 Allan Davis
cyclingnews.com,
12 March 2006
Leaving Nice, off to San Remo
Liberty Seguros sprinter Allan Davis had to quit Paris-Nice today because of ongoing stomach problems.
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 Michael Barry
pedalmag.com ,
11 March 2006
"The natural leaders are coming to the fore."
Pedal caught up with Discovery's Michael Barry currently racing at Tirreno-Adriatico for a short interview.
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 David Bernabeu Armengol
cyclingnews.com,
11 March 2006
Another Bernabeu in the spotlight
Following six years in Portugal, a place he calls his second home, David Bernabeu received the call to return to home to Spain in 2005. And with his Comunidad Valenciana team confirmed for the Tour de France, the 30 year-old from Valencia is poised to realise his dream of riding the Tour de France.
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 Oenone Wood
cyclingfx.nl,
10 March 2006
"Some more wins in World Cup races would be nice!"
Although not exactly a household name, 25-year-old road cyclist Oenone Wood boasts some of the most impressive credentials in Australia’s cycling team. Despite taking up competitive riding just four years ago, Wood is the current World Cup and Australian time trial champion and just recently recorde
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 Iban Mayo
cyclingnews.com,
10 March 2006
Rediscovering the glory
After a great Tour de France performance in 2003, Iban Mayo was tipped by many as one of Lance Armstrong's biggest rivals in subsequent editions of the Tour.
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 Fränk Schleck
csc.com,
9 March 2006
Hopeful for Paris-Nice Finale
You can’t blame Team CSC’s Fränk Schleck for being a little frustrated when he looks at the overall standings in this week’s Paris-Nice. Instead of being within striking distance of race leader Floyd Landis, the Luxembourg climbing sensation is tied for fourth place at 1 minute, 23 seconds off the p
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 Gilberto Simoni
cyclingfx.,
9 March 2006
"My bike was 20 grams too light"
To run in an Italian team is very different then riding in a Spanish team. In Italy you have always pressure.....
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 Pietro Caucchioli
cyclingfx.,
9 March 2006
"I don’t like this cold weather."
"The team didn’t want Moreau, because they have more confidence in me."
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 Bobby Julich
cyclingnews.com,
9 March 2006
Bobby's guide to staying strong
He's now 34 years of age but Bobby Julich appears to be as strong as ever. This was evident after he won the prologue of this year's Paris-Nice recently.
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Bobby Julich
Pezcyclingnews.com,
7 March 2006
LIFE IN NICE – Nice!
A few weeks back, when asked about this ‘Cali’ boot camp in skin cancer-sizzling Solvang, California, he looked around and laughed, "this is no boot camp, this is vacation, I'm just eating burritos and quaffing vente americanos…
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David George
cyclingnews.com,
7 March 2006
Signing on again
Despite winning the Tour de Langkawi last month, South Africa's David George is still searching for an elusive pro contract.
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 Luis León Sanchez
astanawurth.com,
5 March 2006
"I FEEL BETTER CLIMBING"
Luis León Sanchez takes part in Paris - Nice without having raced since the Tour Down Under and,as he says, "that is not the best way to confront a prologue of 4 kilometres like this one"
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 Ángel Vicioso
astanawurth.com,
3 March 2006
"I know my legs are capable of winning a classic."
After disputing the individual time trial of Jumilla, Ángel Vicioso faces the main stage of the Vuelta a Murcia in fifth place, at just 43 seconds behind the new leader, José Iván Gutiérrez (Illes Balears).
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