velocitynation.com,
17 December 2009
"if you ride a stupid sprint you’re not going to win the race"
Garmin-Transitions's Tyler Farrar appeared last thursday as a special guest at the 'Plaid Men Roller Party' in Manhattan, an event organised by NY Velocity to raise funds for the Century Road Club Association's (CRCA) junior development program.

bikepure.org,
17 December 2009
"hopefully one of many more grand tours to come"
Although still only 21 years of age, the ambitious Garmin-Transitions rider has already acquired the coveted rainbow jersey of world champion and a ride in his first Grand Tour this season. Cameron will be joined by his younger brother Travis in the Garmin-Transitions colours during 2010.

nyvelocity.com,
14 December 2009
"Brads come and go"
Despite all the protestations, denials and David Brailsfords famous comment that "key British riders are maybe under contract and we've got to respect that.", the worst kept secret in cycling was finally out in the open last week: Bradley Wiggins will ride for Team Sky.

slipstreamsports.com,
4 December 2009
Shifting gears
After nine years as a professional, Will Frischkorn will be moving on from the racing side of cycling and joining the Garmin-Transitions team staff

slipstreamsports.com,
16 November 2009
Getting to know the brothers Meyer
The recent signing of young Australian Travis Meyer to the Garmin-Slipstream team reunites the 2006 junior world Madison champion team, as well as brothers, Cameron and Travis Meyer. We sat down with both brothers to get to know them a little better.

podiumcafe.com,
4 November 2009
Tyler Farrar Comes of Age
Victory in the the fourth stage of Tirreno-Adriatico and a series of other great results this year has made Tyler Farrar the first name in every conversation about who can stop the Manx Express.

Podium Cafe,
2 November 2009
Farrar Interview Transcript
Originally I came to Belgium with the US National team, they have a house in Izegem not far from Gent where I live now. So they put us up in this house and we’d travel to all the races, just because Belgium is pretty centrally located so it makes the most sense running a program like that on a small

cyclingnews.com,
30 October 2009
Time to take things further
Tyler Farrar began reaping the rewards of his labour this season, with wins in the Vattenfall Cyclassics and a stage of the Vuelta. It's led to even greater anticipation of 2010, with the American knocking on the door of victory at Milano-Sanremo, the World Championships and stages of the Tour.

pezcyclingnews.com,
25 October 2009
Wrapping Up '09
It has been a few months since last we spoke to Garmin's Timmy Duggan. In the 2008 Tour of Georgia, the young man from Colorado came close to death in a 100 kph pile up; but 2009 has seen him back in the shark pool - at the deep end!

velocitynation.com,
22 October 2009
"Someone’s got to spike the bowl"
Christian Vande Velde to be powered by pomegranate juice. POM Wonderful, the largest U.S. grower of Wonderful variety pomegranates and maker of 100% pomegranate juice, recently announced its sponsorship of Team Garmin-Slipstream.

irishcycling.com,
20 October 2009
"Gilbert had the legs"
2008 Irish road race champion Daniel Martin had a strong second season as a professional, third in the Tour of the Mediterranean, second on a stage and second overall in the Volta a Catalunya, fifth in the GP Ouest France in Plouay and, on Sunday, an excellent eighth in the Tour of Lombardy.

velonews.com,
19 October 2009
A stellar 2009
Bradley Wiggins talks about his whirlwind 2009 season, his relationship with the media, and how he anticipates his 2010 season will unfold — regardless of which team he’s riding for.

velonews.com,
13 October 2009
Back in the saddle
One man competing at the Jayco Herald Sun Tour after a long spell off the radar is Garmin-Slipstream’s Trent Lowe, who has been absent from the pro peloton for nearly the entire 2009 season.

VeloNation,
7 October 2009
"I guess its been a long time coming"
David Zabriskie has had many successes in stage racing, including the rare accomplishment of stage wins in all three Grand Tours, successively no less, but it wasn't until his win at the Tour of Missouri last month that the American could add overall stage race victory to his name.

velonews.com,
26 September 2009
Hesjedal hopeful for wonderful worlds
Vuelta a España stage-winner Ryder Hesjedal has agreed to stay with Garmin-Slipstream through the 2011 season. Hesjedal is hoping to carry the momentum from his Vuelta a España stage victory at Velefique into Sunday’s elite men’s road race at Mendrisio, Switzerland.

velocitynation.com,
23 September 2009
"I’ve been on the podium of stage races. I just never got to that top step until now"
We recently caught up with Dave Zabriskie of the Garmin Slipstream team. Dave has won a lot of bike races in his 11-year pro career. Now he's also won a career-first stage race title with his win in the Tour of Missouri.