Cyclingnews.com,
4 October 2005
Be like Gord
Former Canadian road champion Gord Fraser has racked up countless sprint victories over his career. Now, as he approaches the final chapters of his racing days, he is beginning to look ahead to what is beyond the elbows and head-butts of the field sprints in North America. This November, Fraser i

Cyclingnews.com,
24 September 2005
Once more, for old times' sake
John Lieswyn (Health Net-Maxxis) will be ending his international cycling career this Sunday in Madrid as a member of the US team for the road world championships. Lieswyn's final season has been a memorable one, with wins and near misses while his team has effectively run the table in US domestic c

Cyclingnews.com,
19 September 2005
Like a fine wine
At 38 years of age you’d expect most pro riders to have retired, and at least considered it. But after a strong 2005 NRC campaign with wins at the highest level, Health Net’s Scott Moninger doesn’t look like slowing down in a hurry. Cyclingnews’ North American Editor, Mark Zalewski, took some time o

Cyclingnews.com,
24 August 2005
US champ riding high
After signing a two-year deal to ride for Cofidis next season and a win at the USPRO criterium championships, Tyler Farrar is riding high. Cyclingnews' Shane Stokes jumped on cloud nine, where Tyler is sitting right now, to join the young American for a chat.

Daily Peloton,
10 June 2005
Interview with Chris Wherry
Last January when I approached Team Health Net about covering the team for the first half of the racing season up to the US PRO races in Philadelphia, I had no idea I would be spending time with the cycling team that would absolutely dominate racing in America, with a take no prisoners style.

Daily Peloton,
9 March 2005
Interview with Gord Fraser
The Daily Peloton had a chance to catch up with this seasoned veteran at training camp several weeks ago and sat down to chat about the season ahead.