cyclingtime.com,
17 May 2011
Riding High
Christophe Le Mével is third on GC at the Giro d’Italia behind Alberto Contador and Konstantin Sivtsov at almost the half way point of the race. He is leading Italian stars Vincenzo Nibali and Michele Scarponi and aims for a top ten finish, as he achieved at the 2009 Tour de France.

cyclingtime.com,
5 May 2011
"I’m getting a bit nervous, but positive nervous"
Christophe Le Mével who finished tenth at the 2009 Tour de France and fifteenth at the 2010 Vuelta a España is a man who counts for Garmin-Cervélo in the Giro d’Italia starting on Saturday from Milan.

cyclingtime.com,
2 May 2011
"It’s gonna be a good Giro"
Brett Lancaster is busy in Turkey gearing up for his sixth Giro d’Italia, a race where he collected the best win of his career in the 1.1km prologue in 2005. Now, at the age of 31, the former Olympic champion is ready to lead out Tyler Farrar at the Giro starting next week.

cyclingtime.com,
28 April 2011
"exactly the race I needed before going to Italy"
Tyler Farrar is one of the stars lining up at this year’s Presidential Tour of Turkey. He placed second and sixth, respectively, in the first two stages, giving him an indication that he’s right on track to tackle the Giro d’Italia next week.

velonation.com,
20 April 2011
"growing up and getting older"
Dan Martin will start today’s Flèche Wallonne as one of Garmin-Cervélo’s protected riders. Third overall in the Volta a Catalunya showed that he is going well, and his climbing ability could well put him in a good position at the top of the Mur de Huy.

velonews.com,
7 April 2011
Part II - Why fans should believe in the new generation
Andrew Talansky has already shown great potential at the Tour Méditeranéen, Paris-Nice and Critérium International. Today Andrew talks about his early season results, where he hopes to go in his career and why fans should believe in the new generation of riders entering the peloton.

velonews.com,
6 April 2011
Part I - From Miami to Europe
Andrew Talansky has already been impressive through the first few months of his professional career. The 22-year-old has the full package of climbing skills and time trialing prowess, making him one of the most promising stage race prospects among a new wave of American riders entering Europe.

velonews.com,
2 April 2011
‘It doesn’t get any bigger than Flanders’
In February 2007 American Tyler Farrar arrived in the Belgian city Ghent alone, his suitcase in one hand and his bike in the other. Just 22 years old, Farrar was fresh off training camp with Cofidis and when asked where he’d like to go, he answered Ghent, despite having no place to live.

velonews.com,
2 March 2011
"There was no way I was going to miss Eroica"
Ryder Hesjedal will be aiming for victory in Saturday’s exciting battle over the strade bianche at the Monte Pasche Eroica, then jumping on an evening flight to France to start Paris-Nice the next day.

cyclingtime.com,
17 February 2011
"The fitness is there"
Since he won the only World Tour race so far this year (the Santos Tour Down Under in January), Cameron Meyer is currently the world’s number 1 road cyclist. Though all is going very well on the road he is focussing now on the track world championships in the Netherlands next month.

cyclingtime.com,
15 February 2011
"how many times did I beat Mark Cavendish? Not many!"
The world champion is back in action today at the Tour of Oman, This is a delayed start for Thor Thor Hushovd who had planned to resume racing in Mallorca last week, but he told cyclingtime.com that he is much advanced in terms of training and form compared to the same period one year ago.

cyclingtime.com,
10 February 2011
"I’ll only target one day races this year"
Back at the level he enjoyed two years ago when he won a stage at the Tour de France, the Australian from Garmin-Cervelo talks about his ambitions for the one-day races and reveals that he won’t be taking part in the Giro d’Italia or the Tour de France this year.

cyclingtime.com,
7 February 2011
“I didn’t prepare for the 4-km world record”
Australia’s Jack Bobridge shocked the world of cycling – and himself – as he bettered the 15- year old world record of Chris Boardman in the 4-km individual pursuit. He spoke exclusively to cyclingtime.com before starting the prologue of the Tour of Qatar.

velonews.com,
4 February 2011
Andrew Talansky is in ‘the show,’ now — and he says he’s ready
Andrew Talansky begins the 2011 season with Garmin-Cervélo after a successful year with the U.S. national team and the Cal Giant amateur squad, where he performed well enough in stage races that Jonathan Vaughters was compelled to sign the U-23 rider to a three year contract.

Bicycling,
31 January 2011
An Interview With World Road Champion Thor Hushovd
Norwegian Thor Hushovd has long been one of professional cycling’s most consistent riders, but after sprinting to victory in the world championship road race in Australia last October, the 33-year-old rose to a higher level.

velonews.com,
20 January 2011
Jumpin’ Jack Bobo
“For all you cycling fans – remember the name Jack Bobridge. His future’s bright.” This was the famous tweet from Lance Armstrong two years ago, when the Texan made his comeback at the 2009 Tour Down Under. VeloNews caught up with Bobridge midway through the Santos Tour Down Under.