teambarloworld.com,
20 July 2006
"To be a rider in my country is much easier than in Europe"
Better to ride in South Africa or Europe? No doubts according to the well-known South African Barloworld's pro.

teambarloworld.com,
30 June 2006
"My first win of the year was the key: I beat Robbie McEwen!"
Four wins in Portugal and a new found competitive spirit. Can a rider's career start or restart at 30?

teambarloworld.com,
12 June 2006
"good results but no success"
In 2005 the Basque rider won stages in the Vuelta a Murcia and the Euskal Bizikleta, but this year success is harder to get.

teambarloworld.com,
23 May 2006
"Obrigado e continuação de bom trabalho"
A talented young Portuguese rider that is determined to make a break through, Hugo Sabido starts tomorrow in the 24th Volta ao Alentejo.

cyclingnews.com,
11 April 2006
Where I want to be
Second overall in 2004 then victory in last year's Tour de Langkawi, Ryan Cox made a name for himself, but after a number of years training to reach peak performance at the start of the year, he says it's time to move on.

teambarloworld.com,
28 March 2006
"Let's say I am an allrounder, preferring to be often in the action"
During the Milan-Sanremo Gianpaolo Cheula found himself in an eight man break that quickly gained time on the peloton and by Novi Ligure after 95km, the lead was already 10'30.

teambarloworld.com,
20 March 2006
"I have a different nature than Vladimir"
In his first professional competition, Tirreno-Adriatico, Alexander Efimkin (Team Barloworld) found himself riding alongside his own twin-brother Vladimir (Caisse d'Epargne Illes Baleares).