pezcyclingnews.com,
8 Décembre 2007
A Man For Astana - Part 1
It was never in doubt that Chris Horner would find a home for the 2008 cycling season given his once again consistent results in 2007, but the question was where would he land? It all came together with a phone call from Johan Bruyneel.

cyclingnews.com,
25 Novembre 2007
Still on the market
Despite news reports to the contrary, 17-year veteran Stefano Zanini has announced that after a recurring injury and no contract renewal from his 2007 team, Predictor-Lotto, that he is still motivated to return to the peloton for an eighteenth season in the 2008.

velonews.com,
19 Novembre 2007
A new direction
Kazakh ProTour team Astana has signed American Chris Horner for 2008. The move will see Horner ride alongside Tour de France winner Alberto Contador as well as compatriot and U.S. national champion Levi Leipheimer.

cyclingnews.com,
22 Octobre 2007
Part two - Success
In the second part of his interview, Cadel Evans speaks about his performances in the Vuelta a España and world road race championships, the Tour Down Under's graduation to the ProTour calendar, his plans for the months ahead and his Olympic aspirations.

cyclingnews.com,
20 Octobre 2007
Part one - Success
The disqualification of Danilo di Luca (Liquigas) means that Cadel Evans will start Saturday's Tour of Lombardy as the clear leader in the ProTour classification. The Australian may not have won big during the season but he has nevertheless had a very impressive campaign.

pezcyclingnews.com,
6 Septembre 2007
The Big Belgian
After talking to Magnus, PEZ continues to track the Big Guys in The Vuelta, and they don't come much bigger than former Belgian time trial champion, Bert Roesems of Predictor-Lotto.

cyclingnews.com,
17 Août 2007
Ready for more!
After dominating the American scene, Chris Horner went back to Europe in 2004 at the age of 32, taking a pay cut and a big risk. The gamble paid off with a win in the sixth stage of the 2005 Tour de Suisse and his first trip to the Tour de France.

abc.net.au,
8 Août 2007
Looking good in lycra
Cadel Evans last week came second by a whisker in the toughest bike race, the Tour de France. The only Australian ever to stand on the podium, he is sworn to go one step further next year.

pezcyclingnews.com,
17 Juillet 2007
"It's a long road to Paris"
Nine stages down and the going gets tough. Yesterday saw amazing feats of strength as well as the biggest batch of adandons (8), of the 17 now gone. PEZ hears from Dario Cioni on losing McEwen.

pezcyclingnews.com,
11 Juillet 2007
Into The Tour
Who best to ask about the Tour de France's sojourns into England and Belgium? An Italian, of course! We connected with Predictor Lotto's Dario Cioni after stage 2 last night to get the racer's view on the action so far.

dailypeloton.com,
9 Juillet 2007
"I'm still having fun"
American Chris Horner is coming off a strong start of his 2007 season with two third-place finishes at the Tour de Romandie and a second-place finish at a stage at the Tour de Suisse in his final preparation before The Tour de France.

cyclingnews.com,
7 Juillet 2007
Yellow mellow
Cadel Evans finished fourth in the 2006 Tour de France and is ready to better himself in this year's running. This year's race looks set to be one of the cleanest and one of the most open ever, but one man you can certainly put an each way bet on is the 30 year-old Aussie.

pezcyclingnews.com,
7 Juin 2007
Looking Back At The Giro
It's 09.00 am on the Tuesday after the Giro finished in Milan, you’re still in bed, right? Not if you are Dario Cioni, you are just about to set-out on a three hour ‘easy’ run with your Predictor/Lotto team mates.

pezcyclingnews.com,
2 Juin 2007
Goin' For It On The Zoncolan
When we last spoke to Dario it was on the rest day; he told us that he was planning an attack on one of the two transition stages. Instead he 'went for it' on the day the stage finished on the mighty Zoncolan, defying the GC guys and only succumbing as the final dice were tossed.

pezcyclingnews.com,
23 Mai 2007
"Doing a good job"
The days are long and transfers often seem longer – so it was late Monday when we finally got through to Predictor-Lotto’s Dario Cioni.

dailypeloton.com,
19 Mai 2007
"I never give up"
Jurgen Van den Broeck took part in his first professional season in 2004 and showed promise for what could be a long successful career in the pro peloton. He is the only Belgian to have won a Junior World title, winning the time trial at the 2001 World Championships in Portugal.