Daily Peloton,
12 December 2009
Richie Porte Getting Started
Checking in with Australian Richie Porte after his camp with Bjarne Riis' power house squad team Saxo Bank started on the 'island of luck' - Fuerteventura.

roadcycling.co.nz,
27 September 2009
"it's looking good"
Cadel Evans on his chances in tonight's UCI World Road Championships.

velonews.com,
15 September 2009
'probably cost me the win of the Vuelta'
Cadel Evans vows to keep fighting in this Vuelta a España, but he will probably lose sleep when he thinks about his ill-timed puncture in Saturday’s decisive climbing stage to Sierra Nevada. The Aussie’s chances of overall victory were shattered when he punctured near the Cat. 1 Monachil summit.

cervelo.com,
8 September 2009
"It would be nice to tick off all the boxes in the grand tours"
Cervélo TestTeam’s Simon Gerrans is competing in his first Vuelta a España and wants to win a stage. Already a winner at the Giro d’Italia this year and of a Tour de France stage in 2008, Gerrans said it would be nice to complete stage victories in all three of cycling’s major tours.

pezcyclingnews.com,
30 August 2009
Up And Coming Aussie
With five wins under his belt this year in Italy, including the time trial stage of the Baby Giro, Australian Richie Porte is looking to make the next big step in his cycling career and join the paid ranks in 2010.

dailypeloton.com,
19 August 2009
Tasmanian Wheelman on the Move
Richie Porte is an amateur cyclist with excellent results with some of his biggest wins coming in the Baby Giro. Better known in Italy where he has been racing for the last two years, he might make a good addition to that list of promising young talents even though he hasn't signed for a pro team ye

cyclingnews.com,
23 June 2009
A more relaxed challenger
Australia's Tour contender talks about Contador, Armstrong and his chances of winning

Bicycles Network Australia,
10 June 2009
"going for the top step"
Cadel Evans starts his attack on the Tour de France in 2009, trying to do what no other Australian has accomplished, to step onto the top podium after 3 weeks of racing in July.

velonews.com,
19 May 2009
Looking ahead to the Cinque Terre time trial
Michael Rogers (Columbia-Highroad) is poised to leap back into the spotlight of a grand tour for the first time since crashing out of the 2007 Tour de France. Finally back to full health after fending off glandular fever last spring, Rogers is poised for a run at the Giro podium.

velonews.com,
28 April 2009
The art of the breakaway
One big breakaway and a stage victory can change everything for a professional cyclist. Just ask Simon Gerrans, a fifth-year pro at Cervélo TestTeam who scored a breakthrough win in last year’s Tour de France in stage 15 to Prato Nevoso in Italy.

pedalmag.com,
19 February 2009
"I’m here to get on the podium"
29-year-old Michael Rogers is back in the hunt after crashes and illness made the last two years difficult for the rising star. This is Rogers third Tour of California, and coming off the recent Tour Down Under, he’s in good form sitting in second place overall.

cyclingnews.com,
18 February 2009
On the High Road again
The last two years have been both tough and rewarding for Michael Rogers. Crashes and illness have been the low points. Starting a family and being part of a team that feels like one have been the highlights.

uscyclingreport.com,
17 February 2009
"it was like the Tour de France"
Matt Wilson who had recently returned from the Tour Down Under took some time to sit down with us and talk about his plans, the Australian National Team and training in California.

cyclingnews.com,
27 January 2009
Better than ever
Allan Davis' return to the fold of pro cycling and the Quick Step team paid dividends in Adelaide as he took out the Tour Down Under. Some hiccups in the past should fade into insignificance for this Classics contender in 2009.

cyclingnews.com,
15 January 2009
Don't let me be misunderstood
The Animals' classic of the same name applies to Cadel Evans. He was the name on everyone's lips ahead of last year's Tour de France, and events that transpired on and off the bike during those three weeks in July mean that he's still often spoken about, albeit a little bit differently.