 Paolo Savoldelli
thepaceline.com,
2 March 2006
Ten Minutes with Paolo Savoldelli
We sat down with him while at the Tour of California to find out more about this quiet champion.
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 Adam Hansen
cyclingnews.com,
2 March 2006
The crocodile man cometh
Australian cyclist Adam Hansen has twice won the Crocodile Trophy, one of the hardest multi-day races the fat tyre world has to offer. This January he made the road world sit up and take notice when he placed fourth in the Australian national championship road race.
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 Dorte Lohse Rasmussen
cyclingfx.nl,
1 March 2006
"Many male riders can't fix their own bike - they cant even change the tube...."
The women’s Bianchi-Kookaï team is about to open officially its racing season on Saturday, 11 March, in Pietrasanta. Team manager Stefano Della Santa will be counting on Rasmussen, who has already won a national championship title and is in the first fifteen places in the world rankings, to perform
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 Kristin Armstrong
cyclingnews.com,
1 March 2006
Time for a tea break
Kristin Armstrong starts 2006 with a lot of changes. For the first time in her professional career she has switched teams, and looking ahead to Beijing 2008, there's a few other changes in store.
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 Aaron Olson
cyclingfx ,
1 March 2006
"I like the culture, and the lifestyle."
I have been trying to go to Europe ever since I spent time there as a junior. I spent 2 years with the U-23 National Team in Belgium in '99, '00. I rode professionally with the iteamNOVA.com team until I wasn't paid.
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 Rubens Bertogliati
Pezcyclingnews.com,
1 March 2006
"Though it's not always simple."
Whilst at the Saunier Duval team training camp in Murcia PEZ had the privilege to interview the amicable Rubens Bertogliati.
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 Saul Raisin
cyclingnews.com,
28 February 2006
Hopes and expectations
One of American cycling's big young talents, Saul Raisin took his first pro victory earlier this month; more wins are surely on their way.
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 Tyler Hamilton
dailypeloton.com,
28 February 2006
"we were so naïve" ( part 1 )
Now that the this strange, unexpected, and prolonged CAS appeal is over it's time to speak to the man himself...
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Tyler Hamilton
dailypeloton.com,
28 February 2006
"we were so naïve" ( part 2 )
Now that the this strange, unexpected, and prolonged CAS appeal is over it's time to speak to the man himself...
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 Stuart O'Grady
nyvelocity.com,
27 February 2006
"I think this is a better platform for the Classics than doing one day races in Belgium"
After this years inaugural Tour of California, NY Velocity sat down with Stuey in the spacious and spaciously decorated hotel lobby of the LAX Marriott, complete with its own Starbuck's and free apples at check-in, and asked him about the future of bike racing in America.
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 Viatislav Ekimov
dailypeloton.com,
25 February 2006
"I am just going year by year."
Ekimov doesn't race much on US soil so when it does it's a tremendous pleasure to sit down and talk with him about the sport of cycling.
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 Dominique Perras
pedalmag.com,
25 February 2006
Pedal-ing with Dominique Perras
Pedal caught up with Quebec rider Dominique Perras, with Kodakgallery.com/Sierra Nevada, who has been hovering in the middle of the pack for most of the week at the Tour of California. After Stage 5 ended in Santa Barbara, CA yesterday here’s what Dom had to say.
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 Chris Newton
britishcycling.org.uk,
24 February 2006
Coming on nicely!
At the last Commonwealth Games, Chris Newton came away with two medals (Silver & Bronze). Chris now has his eyes on more medals, preferably Gold ones, at the 2006 Commonwealth Games.
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 Mark Cavendish
britishcycling.org.uk,
24 February 2006
"Only since being in Oz have I got nervous"
When it comes to small nations at the Commonwealth Games, the Isle of Man must rank as one of the smallest and yet it boasts a very powerful cycling team, one that many bigger nations would be proud to have on its side. You don't get a lot better than having a reigning World Champion in your squad a
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 Russell Downing
britishcycling.org.uk,
24 February 2006
"Overall the team is looking really good"
Russell Downing will soon be winging his way down under to compete for England in the Commonwealth Games road race. Russell had one of, if not the best season ever last year topped off by beating Steve Cummings to the line for the British Road Race title.
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 Martin Gilbert
pedalmag.com,
24 February 2006
"I have big plans this year."
Pedal Magazine caught up with Martin Gilbert today following his elimination from the Tour of California after missing the time cut-off at yesterday's Stage 4.
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