Daily Peloton, Luke Allingham, 29 November 2011
Posted by: Bitossi

Catching up with fan favorite, Ivan Dominguez and his plans for 2011 "... my role will be as a rider and also part owner, that is one of the main reason I'm back on the bike."

Road Bike Action Magazine, Neil Shirley, 17 November 2010
Posted by: lucybears

After 10 years of professional racing, Ivan Dominguez, nicknamed "The Cuban Missile" has called it quits, bringing a close to the career of one of the most accomplished Cuban cyclists of all time.

uscyclingreport.com, Amy Bush, 8 May 2010
Posted by: lucybears

Born in Cuba in 1976, Ivan Dominguez started his foray into cycling when he was about 12 years old. Since that time, he has raced on the track and on the road. Though now strictly a road racer, he doesn’t rule out the possibility of representing the U.S at the next Olympics or Pan-Am Games.

pezcyclingnews.com, Edmond Hood, 3 October 2009
Posted by: lucybears

Chou Chou, Du Du, Ja Ja – I hate those French riders' nicknames! But there’s one nickname that I do like; “The Cuban Missile” – that’s more like it!

cyclingnews.com, Mark Zalewski, 13 November 2008
Posted by: lucybears

Ivan Dominguez, 32, has been one of the most successful sprinters in North American racing for the past six years. After he defected from Cuba to the United States ten years ago he has risen through the ranks and next year will get his first shot at racing in Europe with the Rock Racing team.

cyclingheroes.info, René Schuijlenburg, 1 February 2008
Posted by: lucybears

The Cuban rider will start his third season with Toyota-United at the Tour of California. After winning last years seventh stage of the Californian stage race and three stages at the Tour of Missouri, Dominguez proved he is one of the men to watch for when it comes to a bunch sprint.

dailypeloton.com, Lyne Lamoureux, 26 March 2007
Posted by: lucybears

'Cuban Missile' Ivan Dominguez was presented with the green jersey of Sprint leader after Friday’s stage of the 23rd Redlands Bicycle Classic to Oak Glen. However, the next day brought a bitter awakening with a controversial call by the race jury.

procyclenews.com, Brian C. Grenier, 3 March 2007
Posted by: lucybears

In the final stage of the Amgen Tour of California Ivan Dominguez outpaced a powerful field that included many of the world's top sprinters. I had a chance to talk with this rising superstar a few weeks back and this is what he had to say!

toyota-united.com, 26 June 2006
Posted by: lucybears

His fierce sprinting style has earned him the nickname “the Cuban Missile.” He also brings to Toyota-United an impressive pedigree, racing and winning on America’s most dominant teams. From Cuban cigars to Toyota cars, we had a Q & A with Ivan Domínguez to learn more about his life as a professional cyclist.

nyvelocity.com, 28 March 2006
Posted by: lucybears

Over the past two years, Ivan has had major wins at the Bank of America Invitational, Tour of Connecticut, and second place stage finishes at the 2004 Tour de Georgia behind Armstrong and Italian racing legend, Mario Cipollini. Forced to retire from this years Tour of California, he talks to nyvelocity.com about the race and his career.