Cyclingnews.com,
28 November 2005
A brilliant year
After four successful years at Phonak, Oscar Pereiro has decided to move to an outfit from his own country: Illes Balears. With Francisco Mancebo leaving for Ag2R and just one other leader in Alejandro Valverde, the 28 year-old has the opportunity to be one of the stars.

Vélo Club,
7 October 2005
Avant Paris-Tours, Aurélien Clerc nous répond
Si il y a bien un suisse qui peut créer la sensation ce dimanche à Tours c’est bien Aurélien Clerc. Le coureur de la Phonak répond à nos questions moins de 48 heures avant le départ de l’antépénultième course du Pro Tour.

Cyclingnews.com,
3 September 2005
Gunning for another rainbow jersey
Santiago Botero made a welcome return to form this season after two disappointing years with T-Mobile. Health problems prevented him from hitting the kind of form which in the past had seen him win the world time trial championships, take stages in the Tour de France and Tour of Spain and finish 4th

Cyclingnews.com,
27 August 2005
Chasing the maillot oro once again
After a strong performance in last year's Vuelta, Phonak's Floyd Landis is back in Spain for another crack at the maillot oro. With another Tour de France under his belt, and a powerhouse team behind him, Landis talks to Cyclingnews' Shane Stokes about his chances of 'wearing gold' in 2005.

Cyclingnews.com,
19 July 2005
Finally on winner's podium
The 16th stage of the Tour between Mourenx and Pau saw Phonak's Oscar Pereiro win a four man sprint to take the team's first stage win of this year's race. In doing so, he had to bridge a five minute gap to leader on the road Cadel Evans, forming a group with Evans, Zandio, and Mazzoleni that made i

Daily Peloton,
3 July 2005
Interview with Robert Hunter
We had a chat with the South African Phonak rider during the Volta a Catalunya in May. He talks about how he got into cycling, sprinting, the Tour and upcoming team time trial, South African cycling and much more!

Vélo Club,
25 April 2005
L'interview exclusive de Victor-Hugo Pena
Victor Hugo Peña Grisales est né le 10 Juillet 1974 à Bogotá en Colombia. Inspiré par Hinault, Fignon et Lucho Herrera, Victor Pena s’est mis rapidement au vélo. En 1998, il débute dans l’équipe colombienne Flavia-Telecom. Il évolue ensuite chez Avianca-Telecom avant de passer chez Vitalicio en 199