csc.com,
27 Abendua 2005
Q&A With Bobby Julich, Part 2: Getting Started and Personal Sacrifices
In Part 2 of this three-part interview with csc.com, Olympic bronze medalist and Team CSC cyclist Bobby Julich talks about his life and inspiration as a professional cyclist. Read more from Julich in Part 1 and Part 3 of this interview.

csc.com,
27 Abendua 2005
Q&A With Bobby Julich, Part 1: Boot Camp, Management and Team Values
In this interview with csc.com, Olympic bronze medalist Bobby Julich reflects on the 2005 ProTour season and what makes Team CSC successful. In Part 2 of this interview Julich discusses his start in cycling and the personal sacrifices he’s made, and in Part 3 he discusses the future prospects of pro

Cyclingnews.com,
1 Abendua 2005
Flying high close to home
CSC rider Fränk Schleck has enjoyed an impressive 2005, taking strong results in the last few races of the season, where only the likes of Paolo Bettini and Gilberto Simoni could stop him from finishing first. The 25-year-old Luxemburger took the national jersey from teammate Kim Kirchen this year a

Pezcyclingnews.com,
30 Azaroa 2005
From A Different Angle
Let's say you're Dave Zabriskie. You've worn the yellow jersey, you've cut your hand wide open, and your 2005 season is at an end. What are you doing to prep for 2006?

Cyclingnews.com,
17 Azaroa 2005
Defending the riders' rights
German Jens Voigt (Team CSC) likes it on the attack - be it in races or within his new job as rider representative in the UCI ProTour council. As he told Cyclingnews' Hedwig Kröner in between a training ride and taking care of his son's tenth birthday back home in Berlin, the father of four is happy

BiciRace.com,
31 Urria 2005
A Review of 2005: Hold the Clams
Christian Vande Velde (Team CSC) is the definition of domestique. This year he worked his legs to the bone for Ivan Basso and Carlos Sastre, but in the past he was driving the pace for riders like Roberto Heras and Lance Armstrong. Team Manager at Team CSC, Bjarne Riis, values this type of rider, bu

BiciRace.com,
21 Urria 2005
King of Denmark on Tour and 2006
Ivan Basso (Team CSC) has had a complete 2005 season, racing end to end. The Italian (27) started his season with the Milano-Torino, then he worked towards the Giro d'Italia, followed by the Tour de France. It was a rare Giro-Tour double by a 'favorite' that is not often seen in modern cycling. His

Cyclingnews.com,
15 Urria 2005
How bizarre
A bizarre chain of events put an end to what was a dream run for Dave Zabriskie. Cyclingnews' Anthony Tan talks to the man himself in an effort to make sense of it.

team-csc.com,
3 Urria 2005
Piil Believes in Strong Comeback
[03.10 14:12] From his hospital bed in Zürich, Team CSC's Jakob Piil still has high ambitions for 2006. The tragic ending to this season only increases his motivation, and the Danish rider is planning a come back after a year which has been very much up hill for him...

Cyclingnews.com,
22 Iraila 2005
One last big push
Bobby Julich has been undoubtedly one of the star performers of 2005, riding with impressive form from the start of the season right up until the end, taking victories at Paris-Nice, the Eneco Tour of Bénélux, and Critérium International. The 34 year old American has no hesitation in describing 2005

Daily Peloton,
4 Iraila 2005
Interview: Ivan Basso
During the Barclays Global Investors Grand Prix San Francisco, the Daily Peloton had a chance to catch up with Team CSC and talk a few minutes with top Tour contender Ivan Basso.

Pezcyclingnews.com,
17 Abuztua 2005
PEZ-Clusive Interview: David Zabriskie
When we last left Dave Zabriskie, it was after the cycling world had watched him experience the highest of highs and the lowest of lows at the 2005 Tour de France. From Yellow to the tarmac, and eventually being forced to withdraw from injury, Dave has undoubtedly had one heck of a summer.

Cyclingnews.com,
15 Abuztua 2005
Riding out the wave
After a strong Tour de France and an even stronger performance at the Tour of Benelux, Bobby Julich is definitely riding a wave through to the shore. Cyclingnews' Shane Stokes caught up with the American in recent days, talking to him as he completed his preparations for the Deutschland Tour. He is

Cyclingnews.com,
27 Uztaila 2005
Into the team car
After a career spanning 13 years, CSC's Tristan Hoffman's retirement wasn't an easy step to take. But a broken leg in this year's Omloop Het Volk persuaded the Dutch veteran to call it a day, and instead of tending to the proverbial rose garden, Hoffman has decided he's not finished with the action

Cyclingnews.com,
23 Ekaina 2005
Voigt's best season ever?
"Yeah, but I think last year was also not bad," said Team CSC's man for the breakaways, Jens Voigt, to Cyclingnews when asked if he rates 2005 as his best season so far.

Cyclingnews.com,
5 Maiatza 2005
The escape artist
A relentless fighter with a reputation for solo attacks, Jens Voigt has had one of the most successful early seasons of his career and is now taking a break to recharge his batteries before the Tour de France. When she asked him about 'his' Liège, the rise and fall of breakaways, a change of strateg