Vélo 101,
29 Juin 2009
"on dit du parcours de Monaco qu'il est difficile mais je pense pouvoir y tirer mon épingle du jeu."
Vendredi 26 juin, l'été a déjà très bien marqué son empreinte sur la Catalogne où Barcelone, sa capitale, souhaite déjà la bienvenue à la caravane du Tour de France à coups d'oriflammes colorés.

Sunday Times,
29 Juin 2009
"it’s never going to be as easy as it was when I took EPO"
David Millar and the shadow of Mont Ventoux. Selected for the Garmin-Slipstream team in this years Tour de France, the cyclist is drug-free and ready to pay tribute to his idol, the tragic Tommy Simpson.

20minutes.fr,
28 Juin 2009
«Les jeunes ne connaissent pas le dopage»
David Millar n’est pas schizophrène. Le coureur britannique se présente juste comme un repenti des années EPO, bien placé pour encadrer ses jeunes coéquipiers chez Garmin, à la veille de son 8e Tour de France.

pezcyclingnews.com,
24 Juin 2009
"this is the generation that’s going to clean up the sport"
Garmin Slipstream pro and Canadian road champion Christian Meier returned to his hometown of Sussex, New Brunswick Canada recently. His short stay came between putting in a strong effort at the Dauphiné Libéré and taking the start of his first grand tour at the Vuelta a Espaòa in August.

pezcyclingnews.com,
22 Juin 2009
"A win is a win is a win, and they're hard to come by"
Garmin's Will Frischkorn has made a name for himself on the ProTour as an aggressive, all-arounder with no fear of a day-long break. In fact, it was a day-long break at Stage 3 of the Tour de France last year, which netted him a spectacular 2nd place.

cyclingnews.com,
11 Juin 2009
Coming back stronger
Garmin-Slipstream's Christian Vande Velde sustained one of the worst crashes of his career at this year's Giro d'Italia and effectively threw his Tour de France challenge into severe jeopardy. Just a few weeks on from the crash Vande Velde talks about the Tour and his recovery.

velocitynation.com,
2 Juin 2009
"It's a different animal, the Tour"
Garmin's American rider Christian Vande Velde is recovering at his apartment in Girona after being forced to abandon the Giro d'Italia after breaking two ribs and hurting his lower back in a bad crash 10km from the finish in the third stage.

velonews.com,
24 Mai 2009
Happy with Giro
Sometimes you don’t have to win to make a strong impression. That’s certainly the case for Tyler Farrar, who proved that he’s reached a new level in the rough-and-tumble world of field sprints. With two seconds and one third, Farrar came close to the elusive breakthrough victory.

podiuminsight.com,
22 Mai 2009
I just love to race
While only 21 years of age, Daniel Holloway is working towards a very clear goal, the track events - namely the Madison and Scratch races - at the 2012 Olympic Games in London.

velonews.com,
22 Mai 2009
"Shoot, this is the life"
Twenty-six-year old Garmin-Slipstream pro Lucas Euser got his start racing mountain bikes while in high school in California’s Napa Valley. He turned to the road as an undergraduate at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo on California’s central coast, and is now in his third year racing in Europe.

nyvelocity.com,
19 Mai 2009
Zabriskie at the Giro
We're talking to Dave Zabriskie via IM, as he has a circus phone that doesn't work in Italy and he's in a hotel with no phones (I think he's in the outhouse right now)

pedalmag.com,
16 Mai 2009
Back in the Saddle
Svein Tuft (Garmin-Slipstream) has to hope his bad luck is out of the way. At February’s Tour of California he took a bad spill, hitting his head. Then in early April, at Three Days of De Panne, he plowed spectacularly into a traffic island with tree planters, injuring his knee.

canadiancyclist.com,
12 Mai 2009
Getting back on top of things
Svein Tuft had a stellar 2008, finishing seventh at the Olympics in the time trial and then taking the silver medal in that same event at the World Championships. He then stepped up from the Continental Symmetric squad to the ProTour ranks with Garmin-Slipstream.

pezcyclingnews.com,
12 Mai 2009
"that’s bike racing!"
He won in Tirreno and he was close today, real close! Garmin’s Tyler Farrar (USA) took time out from admiring his ‘best young rider’ jersey, just long enough to talk through his first three days on the 100th Giro.

nyvelocity.com,
8 Mai 2009
"I guess I have changed a bit this year"
On Saturday, the Giro d’Italia will start with a 20.5km Team Time Trial in Lido di Venezia. Last year, the race started with a Team Time Trial and Illinois native Christian Vande Velde became the first American rider to wear the Maglia Rosa since Andy Hampstens epic ride over the Gavia Pass in 1988.

canadiancyclist.com,
2 Mai 2009
"I think my best years are still to come"
Canada's Ryder Hesjedal (Garmin-Slipstream) finished his Spring Classics season last weekend with a very strong 11th place in Liege-Bastogne-Liege, the 'Queen' of the Classics.