 Jan Ullrich
T-Mobile,
16 January 2006
"I won't have many more chances to win it"
“This year I’ll have another shot at it,” a clearly relaxed Jan Ullrich said at Saturday’s T-Mobile Team presentation on Mallorca. Jan's current fitness, the team spirit and his main rivals at the 2006 Tour de France: those were some of the talking points for the estimated 220 media representatives
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 Christophe Moreau
cyclingnews.com,
16 January 2006
Changing perspective
Along with 'Paco' Mancebo, Christophe Moreau is the second leader at the new ProTour squad AG2R, who is licensed to help his team-mate at the Tour de France. But he tells Cyclingnews' Hedwig Kröner, it's an agreement that works both ways.
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 Judith Arndt
t-mobile-team.com,
14 January 2006
"I'll jump at every chance"
Judith Arndt will don the magenta jersey at the upcoming international races. t-mobile-team.com caught up with the World Champion and Silver Medalist at the Olympic Games in Athens to talk about her switch, women's cycling and personal goals.
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 Francisco Mancebo
cyclingnews.com,
13 January 2006
One step at a time
The new year holds many new challenges for Francisco Mancebo. The 29 year-old Spaniard has changed teams for the first time in his professional career, leaving the care of Eusebio Unzue's team Illes Balears for newly-born ProTour team AG2R-Prévoyance. Taking things step by step, Mancebo revealed tha
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 Franticek Rabon
t-mobile-team.com,
11 January 2006
"It's a big dream come true"
They are the youngest riders on the T-Mobile squads, men's and women's. In a double-interview Franticek Rabon (22) and Rebecca Much (19) talk about their experiences at the joint training camp on Mallorca, their passion for cycling and wider goals in the sport.
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 Rebecca Much
t-mobile-team.com,
11 January 2006
"It's a big dream come true"
They are the youngest riders on the T-Mobile squads, men's and women's. In a double-interview Franticek Rabon (22) and Rebecca Much (19) talk about their experiences at the joint training camp on Mallorca, their passion for cycling and wider goals in the sport.
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Chrissy Ruiter
chicabike.be,
11 January 2006
"My favorite color is blue and I am single."
We would like to give Chrissy Ruiter two awards: the first one for "most frequently updated cycling journal", the second one for "most funny cycling journal". [www.chrissyruiter.com] But we didn't only interview her because of her website. She is also a talented and ambitious rider. The main reason
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 Karsten Kroon
Team CSC Website,
11 January 2006
Preview 2006
Like last year, we have decided to introduce you to the team's new riders ahead of the first 2006 training camp. They will all be asked the same five questions, and between now and the first training camp, you will be able to read these new interviews.
This time we have interviewed the dutch ride
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 Carlos Abellán
astanawurth.com,
10 January 2006
"I DIDN’T EXPECT TO JOIN 'LIBERTY SEGUROS - WÜRTH'"
My objective in 2005 was to achieve the consistency that I had been lacking in previous years in the amateur category.
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 Enrico Gasparotto
BiciRace.com,
10 January 2006
Back from Mononucleosis
Enrico Gasparotto burst onto the professional cycling scene in 2005 with his second victory, a win in the Italian National Championships. After a winter dealing with mononucleosis you can expect to see Enrico Gasparotto back at the front again in 2006. Enjoy our interview as we learn more about Enri
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 Aaron Olson
cyclingnews.com,
9 January 2006
Speaking more than 'Spanglish'
American rider Aaron Olson, like most other pro racers, has the goal of one day taking part in the Grand Tours. But unlike the majority of professionals, particularly North American riders, Olson is getting his chance to race in the 'Big Show' next season. Following in the footsteps of Tim Johnson a
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 Anouska Edwards
cyclesportnews.com,
8 January 2006
A Jewel in Rockhampton's Crown
During the week CSN caught up with outstanding Rockhampton rider Anouska Edwards who has just won the Women’s Points Race at the Queensland Senior Track Championships at Chandler.
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 Luis Leon Sanchez
cyclesportnews.com,
8 January 2006
“I’ll try my best for Allan”
Luis León Sanchez, winner of last year’s Tour Down Under, is returning to defend his title, but is focused mainly on allowing team-mate, Allan Davis, to perform well on home territory.
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 Phil Zajicek
pedalmag.com ,
8 January 2006
"Tucson is awesome this time of year."
The soft-spoken and well-read Phil Zajicek is a far cry from the typical cyclist: The 26-year-old from Tucson, Arizona has been called one of the hippest cyclists around, and thrives on good coffee, fine food, good wine and good books.
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 Trixi Worrack
chicabike.be,
6 January 2006
"I haven’t counted the kilometres"
The previous years, she was the one and only heir to the Nürnberger-throne. Now Judith Arndt has left the team, 2006 could bring the definitive breakthrough for Trixi Worrack.
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 Kasper Klostergaard
Team CSC Website,
6 January 2006
Preview 2006
Like last year, we have decided to introduce you to the team's new riders ahead of the first 2006 training camp. They will all be asked the same five questions, and between now and the first training camp, you will be able to read these new interviews.
Today's interview is with Kasper Klostergaard,
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