pezcyclingnews.com,
21 November 2009
"There's no time to waste"
John Murphy has moved consistently up the ranks over the past six years starting as a promising U23 talent, to upcoming domestic pro, to USPRO Criterium Champion this August. Murphy's path has been steady and upward, and now it's on to the big time: BMC for 2010.

pedalmag.com,
11 September 2009
"there are definitely armadillo along the way"
We caught up with Canada’s Andrew Pinfold (OUCH Presented by Maxxis) in the town of St. James before the start of Stage 4 at the Tour of Missouri.

pedalmag.com,
19 June 2009
"The past three years have not been the favourite time of my life"
We caught up with Floyd Landis (OUCH Pro Cycling Presented by Maxxis) at the Pro Bike Pool Kuota tent just before the June 16 Mardis cyclistes race in Lachine.

AFP,
22 February 2009
"Des buts de court terme"
Floyd Landis a évité les médias autant que possible en Californie mais est finalement apparu en conférence de presse samedi, à la veille de la dernière étape d'une épreuve dont il occupait la 32e place à plus de 10 minutes du leader Levi Leipheimer.

velocitynation.com,
21 February 2009
OUCH !
When we spoke with Jon Chodroff last September, he was a rider in search of a contract in a tough market. Well, Chodroff didn't just get a contract, he got signed by the super strong team OUCH, a team that features Floyd Landis, Rory Sutherland, Tim Johnson, Karl Menzies, and Cameron Evans.

cyclingnews.com,
28 January 2009
Don't call it a comeback
The countdown to the end of the suspension of Floyd Landis is nearly over. After two years, the American who once stood atop the Tour de France podium returns to a changed sport as a different person.

velonews.com,
26 January 2009
“Absolutely. What anyone else thinks is really irrelevant.”
Three seasons after standing atop the Tour de France podium — and subsequently sitting out of competition on suspension — Floyd Landis is back in the pro peloton. The complete interview is in the latest issue of VeloNews, but here are a few highlights:

The Spoke Word,
26 January 2009
"My pants still fit"
Floyd Landis won the Tour de France, lost that title due to a failed doping test, lost two subsequent appeals, and had his arthritically mangled right hip replaced with an artificial one. It’s a lot to overcome, emotionally and physically, but Landis is ready to return to racing.

bicycling.com,
23 January 2009
"I couldn't be happier"
Floyd Landis's two-year suspension for synthetic testosterone use at the 2006 Tour de France ends January 30, 2009. He plans to begin his comeback at the Tour of California, with OUCH presented by Maxxis (the team formerly known as Health Net).