pedalmag.com,
17 Mayo 2010
"I plan to be a big part of this week"
Last season was a breakthrough year for Canada’s Ryder Hesjedal (Garmin-Transitions) winning a stage at the Vuelta and the Victoria, BC rider is off to another great start this season landing on the podium at Amstel Gold along with a number of top 10 finishes.

irishcycling.com,
9 Mayo 2010
"Italy – great roads, a great country and great fans"
Dan Martin was a late addition to the Garmin Transitions squad for the Giro d’Italia, originally having been scheduled to do the Tour. Irishcycling.com recently spoke to Martin, and he gave his thoughts prior to the race.

outside-blog.away.com,
8 Mayo 2010
"That’s my goal, to try and win a stage"
Tyler Farrar is a rarity among American cyclists in Europe. The 25-year-old, who rides for the Garmin-Transitions team, is both a specialist in the grueling one-day cobbled classics of spring and a world-class sprinter.

Wielrenwereld.com,
5 Mayo 2010
Doping maakt de wielersport kapot en oneerlijk
Michel Kreder is een 22-jarige renner die dit seizoen voor Garmin-Transitions rijdt. 'Dat was een bewuste keuze. Ik wilde graag in koersen een vrije rol krijgen. Zoals in de drie luik en de Ronde van Lombardije. Dat kon ik bij Garmin' aldus Michel Kreder. Kreder heeft dit seizoen al erg mooie presta

pedalmag.com,
21 Abril 2010
"it's a result that's made my spring"
When I found out that Canada's Ryder Hesjedal was on the podium in second place at the prestigious spring classic, the Amstel Gold Race, I let out an audible “wow!”. Following this stellar accomplishment we were eager to talk with the Victoria native, and he was quick to oblige:

velonews.com,
21 Abril 2010
Hesjedal happy with 2nd
Ryder Hesjedal (Garmin-Transitions) delivered a huge podium achievement with second place on Amstel Gold Race on Sunday. The Canadian hit the base of the Cauberg in perfect position and simply put his head down and hammered the pedals.

pezcyclingnews.com,
14 Abril 2010
"Both track and road can work hand in hand"
Not content with being 2009 world points championship, Cameron Meyer (Australia & Garmin) decided he wanted a rainbow jersey for every day of a long weekend. We had a word with him soon after the Worlds.

Allez Andy! ,
14 Abril 2010
"I'm ready for the classics"
I noticed him in Vuelta a Catalunya, where he ended 7th after a very good performace, and in my opinion is one of the most promising neo pro of 2010. He was so kind to accept this interview.

VeloNation,
11 Abril 2010
Motivated by Scheldeprijs win, aiming for Paris-Roubaix
Tyler Farrar took time out from his final preparations for Paris-Roubaix to speak to VeloNation about a range of topics, including the Scheldeprijs victory, his Classic season, his plans to start three Grand Tours in 2010 and sprint rival Mark Cavendish’s relatively quiet start to the year.

pedalmag.com,
4 Abril 2010
"I'm right where I want to be"
I was eating breakfast and catching up on the rest of the news when my Skype rang - it was Ryder Hesjedal (Garmin-Transitions) calling from Spain for our scheduled interview.

velonews.com,
1 Abril 2010
Rookie year
Peter Stetina is making the most of his rookie year at Garmin-Transitions. The 22-year-old debuted at the Tour Méditerranéen and continued in France with the Tour du Haut Var.

nieuwsblad.be,
27 Marzo 2010
'Ik koers gewoon, mijn vader levert een échte strijd'
'Gent-Wievelgam, dat zou echt great zaain.' In zijn sappig Amerikaans-Vlaams droomde Tyler Farrar (25) gisteren van de koers die de stad van zijn dromen in de naam draagt. 'Mij krijg je niet snel weg uit hartje Gent.'

velonews.com,
26 Marzo 2010
"If you’ve thought about doing something in a sprint, it’s too late"
Julian Dean unselfishly stepped aside last season as Garmin-Transitions’ Tyler Farrar broke out to be one of the revelations of the 2009 season. The veteran Kiwi sprinter is committed to helping Farrar improve his game.

/velonews.com,
13 Marzo 2010
On track to a road career
Travis Meyer’s first month as a professional included a win that many of his countrymen chase for their entire careers — the Australian road race championship. Meyer has yet to debut his national champion’s kit as he has focused on his track program since the championships.

podiumcafe.com,
13 Marzo 2010
Doing Whatever It Takes
25-year-old Californian Steven Cozza was famously seen on the front of Paris-Roubaix last year for a few hours. He spoke to podiumcafe.com last weekend, discussing winning the world's biggest one-day race to riding in support whenever his team asks him to.

cyclingtribe.com,
12 Marzo 2010
The fastest man in the world
Now the fastest man in the world under current rules, Jack Bobridge shattered Brad McGee’s 8 year old Australian 4000m individual pursuit record last month. His time was also faster than the Olympic record set by Britain's reigning Olympic Champion Bradley Wiggins in Beijing.