Daily Peloton,
15 December 2011
Garmin's All Rounder Danny Summerhill
Danny Summerhill is an 22 year old American cyclist, who currently he rides for the Chipolte Development team. A seven time USA champion in road and cyclocross, he was born and raised in Colorado's capital, Denver.

bike pure,
26 November 2011
Daniel Lloyd, by Eamonn Deane
This time last year he was knocking out 2 hours of tempo while I grimly held on to his back wheel. The option to come through was there but I was unable to take it. Even on the south coast the weather was bad, it was either freezing cold or pouring with rain but mostly it was both. Dan Lloyd would n

Daily Peloton,
25 November 2011
Interview: Daniel Lloyd
This time last year he was knocking out 2 hours of tempo while I grimly held on to his back wheel. The option to come through was there but I was unable to take it. Even on the south coast the weather was bad, it was either freezing cold or pouring with rain but mostly it was both.

Pez Cyclingnews,
10 October 2011
PEZ Talk: Garmin-Cervelo's Ryder Hesjedal
It was always going to be hard for Ryder Hesjedal to match his 2010 season - strong showings in the Ardennes, including second in the Amstel Gold Race; a stage win in the Tour of California and an excellent seventh place in the world’s biggest race, le Tour de France. But 2011 hasn’t exactly been a

sportsnet.ca,
18 August 2011
"flying over the handlebars"
Ryder Hesjedal on team success versus individual glory, overcoming crashes, the state of Canadian cycling and riding in his home country.

Velonation,
15 August 2011
Vuelta a Espana will show if general classification targets are realistic.
It’s time to step up a level. Having shown promising form in winning a stage and netting second overall in the Tour of Poland, 24 year old Irishman Dan Martin will start the Vuelta a España next weekend determined to see if he can be a factor in a Grand Tour.

velonews.com,
8 August 2011
"That’s the Tour. That’s how it goes."
Christian Vande Velde didn’t have the Tour de France that he was hoping for. After an injury-free run into the Tour for the first time in three years, Vande Velde crashed three times in the first stage and barely rode out of the first half of the Tour after a string of other painful spills.

pedalmag.com,
29 July 2011
"my ancestors are from Norway and the name’s Norwegian so yeah, three guys up there, pretty cool!"
After the Tour de France, Ryder Hesjedal finally had an opportunity to take a short break. His fourth Tour de France had some ups and some downs, finishing 18th overall. But his team, Garmin-Cervélo, was successful, no matter how you measure that word.

Pedal,
28 July 2011
Post-Tour Interview with Ryder Hesjedal
After 21 stages covering 3,430.5 kilometres at the Tour de France, Ryder Hesjedal finally had an opportunity to take a short break. His fourth Tour de France had some ups (3rd place in Stage 16) and some downs (a crash in Stage 7.) But his team, Garmin-Cervélo, was successful, no matter how you meas

pedalmag.com,
19 July 2011
Chipotle burritos again
The only Canadian in this year’s Tour de France is Victoria, BC’s Ryder Hesjedal. Last year he was in the headlines with some stellar rides on his way to an extraordinary 7th place on GC. I called Ryder at our appointed time to catch up on life at the world’s premier bike race…

pedalmag.com,
14 July 2011
"This race is as wide open as it can be"
When we last left Ryder Hesjedal, he was on a high that can only be produced by having the yellow jersey on one’s team, in this case on the back of Thor Hushovd. Champagne was in Hesjedal’s immediate future. Since then, it’s been a week full of ups and downs.

pedalmag.com,
6 July 2011
"This is about as good as it gets!"
Last July, Canadians were glued to their televisions and computers watching Ryder Hesjedal’s unexpected performance at the Tour de France. Hesjedal finished 7th overall, the second-highest Canadian finish ever at the Tour, behind the legendary Steve Bauer’s 4th place in 1988.

velonews.com,
2 July 2011
Mentally and physically ready for his biggest test yet
At the Tour de France Farrar faces his biggest challenge yet — battling against Mark Cavendish and the rest of the sport’s top sprinters, for the green points jersey. We caught up with Farrar in late June, after the Ster ZLM Tour and before he headed to the start of the Tour.

velonews.com,
23 June 2011
‘Fitter and fresher’
Ryder Hesjedal will start his fourth Tour de France under very different circumstances than last year when the Garmin-Cervélo rider rode from strength to strength throughout the three weeks to arrive in Paris with the best Canadian result since Steve Bauer was fourth in 1988.

velonation.com,
4 June 2011
The Fall and Rise of David Millar
By his 18th birthday David Millar was living and racing in France, sleeping in rented rooms, tipped to be the next English-speaking Tour winner. A year later he'd realised the dream and signed a professional contract with the Cofidis team, who had one Lance Armstrong on their books.

velonews.com,
19 May 2011
Mt Baldy is like Mt Evans with Brasstown Bald on top
Garmin-Cervélo’s Tom Danielson put in an impressive ride on Sierra Road Wednesday, finishing fifth on the summit finish to move into third overall, behind RadioShack’s Chris Horner and Levi Leipheimer.