cyclingtime.com,
20 August 2011
"I haven't won yet but I'm still having a good season"
"The Shark" has crossed the Mediterranean from Italy to Spain in search of his second consecutive overall win at the Vuelta a España. Vincenzo Nibali hasn't won a single race this season but he remains confident that he can double up even though he'll face tough competition.

pezcyclingnews.com,
26 July 2011
"when you come into the last kilometres the adrenaline comes and your emotions take over"
One of the surprises of the sprint stages of this year's Tour was the sight of big haired, gangly Liquigas man Daniel Oss up there jousting with the NASCAR guys in the last kilometre. On Sunday, the native of Trentino took 6th on the Champs-Elysees.

C-Cycling,
2 July 2011
Interview - Ivan Basso
Ivan Basso got caught up in the crash on stage 1 with two km to go but managed not to lose any time (except for the three seconds to Cadel Evans) to the other favorites thanks to the 3 km mark rule. Here is what he had to say about this ambitions for the Tour this year. Enjoy...

velocitynation.com,
30 June 2011
"Voeckler's socks are dripping with style"
Ted King, fashion guru, on the quintessential Liquigas green, pleated khakis, shoe/sock color combos, Euro-tight skinny jeans, hairstyles and you wear to the Tour de France route presentation.

velonation.com,
17 June 2011
"this wasn’t your average drain cover"
Ted King’s podium placing in the US PRO championship signaled a return to form after an early season compromised by injury, but there was little time for him to enjoy his good legs as an encounter with a drain cover at the TD Bank International Championship put him back in plaster.

cyclingtime.com,
28 May 2011
No limits
There was an unusual atmosphere surrounding Eros Capecchi’s stage win in San Pellegrino Terme in the same street where Italian cycling legend Fausto Coppi was also a stage winner at the Giro d’Italia in 1955.

cyclingtime.com,
4 May 2011
From Olympic rower to pro cyclist
We caught up with Cameron Wurf after his fifth overall finish at the Tour of Turkey. The former Olympic rower is one of the most interesting cyclists to follow these days and he’s going to use his huge potential to serve Ivan Basso at this year’s Tour de France.

602nds.com,
13 March 2011
"The race I would like to win and then quit cycling is the Giro d’Italia"
602nds recently chatted with Italian professional cyclist from the UCI ProTeam Liquigas-Cannondale (2011), Simone Ponzi. Ponzi is 24 years old and was born in Manerbio, Italy and turned professional in 2009 with the UCI ProTeam Lampre-NGC, joining Liquigas-Cannondale in 2011.