britishcycling.org.uk,
5 July 2006
Back on Track
Ed Clancy is one of the country's top Team Pursuit riders and part of the 2005 World Championship winning team. The Team Sparkasse rider has been in Germany since returning from the Commonwealth Games in Australia early in the year and he has been helping his teammate Mark Cavendish in the German ro

cyclingnews.com,
23 June 2006
The British are coming!
In 2005, Russell Downing scored the biggest win of his career, winning the British road championship. With his new stripes on his back, the then 28 year-old Downing was ready for the big-time contracts to roll in. However, the ProTour teams did not beat a path to his door.

britishcycling.org.uk,
6 June 2006
He's the Fastest in Berlin
Great Britain's Mark Cavendish and Ed Clancy both finished the Tour of Berlin in the top 10 this week with Cavendish benefiting from his team-mate's help in winning two stages, finishing second overall and taking home two jerseys - Green for the Points and the Red for the Intermediate sprints.

britishcycling.org.uk,
24 February 2006
"Only since being in Oz have I got nervous"
When it comes to small nations at the Commonwealth Games, the Isle of Man must rank as one of the smallest and yet it boasts a very powerful cycling team, one that many bigger nations would be proud to have on its side. You don't get a lot better than having a reigning World Champion in your squad a

britishcycling.org.uk,
24 February 2006
"Overall the team is looking really good"
Russell Downing will soon be winging his way down under to compete for England in the Commonwealth Games road race. Russell had one of, if not the best season ever last year topped off by beating Steve Cummings to the line for the British Road Race title.