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Steven rode for the teams of Jonathan Vaughters and joined German Team NetApp in 2011.
Pro Cycling News, Luke Allingham, 3 August 2012
Posted by: Bitossi
During his five year career Cozza had some impressive results. In 2005 he took a victory at U.S U-23 National Time Trial Championships. During his first year with Vaughter's team (2007), Cozza won the Best Young Rider's Classification at the Tour of Missouri, the team also took the Team Classification
"Why don't we ask Eddy Merckx"
handlebarmustache.blogspot.com, 10 February 2011
Posted by: lucybears
A new year, a new team and a new opportunity for Steven Cozza. After many years with Garmin, Steven has moved to Team NetApp for the 2011 racing season. We recently got the chance to ask Steven a few questions about racing, life, and giving back.
Let Me Entertain You
dailypeloton.com, Vaughn Trevisanut, 1 February 2011
Posted by: lucybears
Steven Cozza joined Jonathan Vaughter's development team TIIA Cref in 2006 and stayed with the team through its evolution from - Slipstream-Chipotle (2007-08) to ProTour outfit Garmin-Slipstream 2009 and Garmin-Transitions 2010. This year, however, he has signed for Div II team NetApp.
From Garmin to Germany
velonation.com, Ed Hood, 16 December 2010
Posted by: lucybears
Steve Cozza has been with Garmin since 2006 and still had one year of his contract to run, but the NetApp opportunity, coupled with the sudden and unexpected influx of riders into Garmin from the defunct Cervelo Test Team, means the man from Petaluma is off across the Atlantic for 2011.
Team NetApp in 2011
teamnetapp.eu, 10 October 2010
Posted by: lucybears
Being at the race Paris - Bourges last Thursday we took the chance to talk to Steven Cozza who'll be joining Team NetApp in 2011, when he stepped out of the race, after being in a break with our rider Jan Barta right from the start of the race until the buffet.
"Sometimes you have to take two steps back to take three forward"
pezcyclingnews.com, Edmond Hood, 28 September 2010
Posted by: lucybears
Despite a contract which runs through to the end of 2011, the 25 year-old from Petaluma, California has taken the brave decision to leave the Pro Tour and go down to the Pro Continental level. We thought we should ask him why.
Doing Whatever It Takes
podiumcafe.com, 13 March 2010
Posted by: lucybears
25-year-old Californian Steven Cozza was famously seen on the front of Paris-Roubaix last year for a few hours. He spoke to podiumcafe.com last weekend, discussing winning the world's biggest one-day race to riding in support whenever his team asks him to.
"I don’t see a good reason for banning radio use in professional cycling"
stevencozza.com, Ties Lange, 15 February 2010
Posted by: Vinnie
A great interview with Steven Cozza about all aspects of cycling.
"I have big ambitions"
pezcyclingnews.com, Edmond Hood, 4 February 2010
Posted by: lucybears
The 2009 season wasn't a good one for Garmin's Steve Cozza; we caught up with him at his Girona summer base, just after he had returned from the Garmin camp in Calpe, to discuss his hopes for 2010.
"I love the cobbles"
velonews.com, Andrew Hood, 17 April 2009
Posted by: lucybears
Steven Cozza had a front-row seat for his debut at Paris-Roubaix on Sunday. The 24-year-old bolted into the day’s main breakaway and then led the move across the famous Arenberg cobblestone section. Luckily, he wasn’t seriously injured in a late-race crash and was able to finish the race.
Paris-Tours Up Close
pezcyclingnews.com, Edmond Hood, 15 October 2008
Posted by: lucybears
First we had the traditional Flemish view of Paris - Tours from Bert Roesems; but they look at things a bit differently in San Francisco, yes sir! PEZ caught up with Garmin-Chipotle's Steven Cozza for a look back at the race that was.
Keeping his life in balance
roadbikereview.com, Lyne Lamoureux, 24 June 2008
Posted by: lucybears
At just 23 years old, Steven Cozza faced adversity in 2007 when he sustained a serious head injury after crashing in the rainy Stage 3 at the Tour de Picardie. This season saw him sidelined with a broken collarbone he got at the Three Days of De Panne, but he is back on the bike at the Tour de Nez.
The Mind of a Mentally Fit Pro
pezcyclingnews.com, Marvin Zauderer, 19 February 2008
Posted by: lucybears
What does it take – mentally – for professional cyclists to be successful in a stage race like the Tour of California? Pez talks candidly with Katheryn Curi Mattis, Steven Cozza, and Ben Jacques-Maynes, and hears some surprising and inspiring stories.
"A whole new level"
pezcyclingnews.com, Bob Cullinan, 1 September 2007
Posted by: lucybears
Slipstream has made some big-time additions to their roster of riders. Zabriskie, Vande Velde, Millar, Backstedt, Danielson and Julian Dean have all signed with Jonathan Vaughters' team in recent weeks. So, where does this leave the core of riders who currently carry the Slipstream banner?
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