roadcyclinguk.com,
22 December 2006
"I try to never look to the past"
Canadian pro Michael Barry has just made the move from Discovery Channel to T-Mobile, we caught up with him as he prepared for his first season in pink, and asked about his British roots.

pezcyclingnews.com,
22 December 2006
Sunday in the Park
Discovery Channel team big man George Hincapie recently trekked to San Francisco to help raise money for programs and services that help people living with cancer, and he brought along a gaggle cycling greats…Fast Freddie, Andrea Peron, and that guy named Robin. He even found a few minutes to chat w

cyclingfx.nl,
19 December 2006
"Heading in the right direction"
In 2007 Michael Barry moves to T-Mobile from Discovery Channel. In this interview with Cyclingfx.nl he talks about his move, his program for next season and why he thinks that "The path T-Mobile is taking is a step in the right direction"

procyclenews.com,
16 December 2006
"I don't think it was a good move for them to sign Basso"
ProCycleNews recently caught up with Canadian rider Michael Barry who is joining T-Mobile after racing with the Discovery Channel squad.

pezcyclingnews.com,
16 December 2006
"It all worked out Ok"
Matt White chats about the past couple of years and what’s coming up in 2007 for the likable Aussie.

cyclingnews.com,
12 December 2006
Flashing his pearly Whites
Teamwork is nothing new to Matthew White. A rider whose reputation is built on selfless, gutsy riding is reminiscent of a class rider before him, Neil Stephens, one of the first to be labelled a 'super-domestique'.

La Nueva España ,
10 December 2006
Fans are getting fed up with the bad image of cycling
Chechu Rubiera is preparing for his thirteenth season as a professional. During his winter active rest, the rider from Gijón has many commitments, like now where he is taking part in the march campaign against cancer in Fuerteventura.

cyclingnews.com,
8 December 2006
Time to shine
Roger Hammond is one of Britain’s best ever one day riders. After two unlucky and unspectacular seasons riding for the Discovery Channel Team he is switching to a revamped T-Mobile for 2007.

procyclenews.com,
30 November 2006
"I have my own goals"
Since coming to Team Discovery from Fassa Bortolo, Tom has proven his worth from day one with a win at the 2005 Tour of Georgia. Tom's riding this year brought him a win at the Tour of Austria and the heart pounding result in stage 17 of the Vuelta a España.

roadcyclinguk.com,
29 November 2006
"I'm not going to be fussy"
British Road Champion two years on the trot from 2003, and mixing his riding up with an unhealthy dose of cyclo-cross and then spending the last two years at the Discovery Channel team, has given Roger Hammond a unique insight into the life of a British rider who's made the ranks of the pros.

dailypeloton.com,
25 November 2006
The Retirement Interview
It's said that all good things must come to an end, and so the cycling career of Viatcheslav Ekimov has reached a natural conclusion as Eki announced his retirement at the 2006 Tour de France. With a career spanning more than twenty-five years, Ekimov has seen it all.

ThePaceline.com,
23 October 2006
The Exit Interview
In an off-season that is literally full of change, one of the stalwarts of the Discovery Channel, Canadian rider Michael Barry, is moving on to join T-Mobile starting in the 2007 season.

pezcyclingnews.com,
23 October 2006
Michael Barry talks to PEZ!
When Discovery Channel team announced major changes to their line-up for 2007, the details surprised many riders and fans alike. Gone are many of the stars and support riders who've been with the team for years, including veteran Michael Barry. We caught up with Michael in Switzerland before the sta

dailypeloton.com,
10 October 2006
"I'm not the expert"
The Daily Peloton spent a little time with Discovery Channel's Tom Danielson at Interbike. Tom reflects back on his success in 2006 and looks forward to even better things in the upcoming season.

canadiancyclist.com,
5 October 2006
"I felt I needed a change"
Michael Barry will be leaving Discovery after this year to go to a re-vamped T-Mobile squad, where he has a two year contract. Barry has spent the past five seasons with Discovery (previously US Postal), and the news of his departure came as a surprise to many. We caught up with Michael at his Europ

britishcycling.org.uk,
22 September 2006
Still Learning and getting Stronger
One of the key riders in the Great Britain Elite Men’s team for Sunday’s road race is former double British champion and the Silver medallist from this year, Roger Hammond. A top 10 in the Olympic Road Race, 3rd in Paris Roubaix a few years ago and a stage winner in the Tour of Britain for the secon