Velonation,
30 November 2011
Belgian rider hoping for fresh start on home soil after difficult year
Serge Pauwels will always be remembered as the man who had to throw away his place in the two man winning break on stage 15 of the 2009 Giro, being required to go back and help his Cervélo 'Capo' Carlos Sastre snuff out a 'dangerous' move by Ivan Basso.

The Telegraph,
19 October 2011
Tour: Team Sky have the 'horsepower' to win green and yellow
World champion Mark Cavendish sees no reason why both he and Bradley Wiggins shouldn't challenge for an audacious Team Sky and British double at the 2012 Tour de France after the route was unveiled in Paris.

velonation.com,
9 September 2011
"I will be there in Canada"
Just over three months ago Marco Pinotti had a bad crash on stage 19 of the Giro d’Italia, fracturing his acetabulum in his pelvis. Bed-bound for weeks, he returned to training at the start of August and, five weeks on from that, is ready to begin racing again.

pezcyclingnews.com,
5 September 2011
"I want to win bike races"
If you were an HTC rider the news of the team’s demise came as a huge blow – but arguably, it must have been even more of a disappointment to Aussie, Zak Dempster. We recently caught up with the talented young Australian racing for Rapha Condor Sharp.

bikepure.org,
19 August 2011
"My aim is to peak for London 2012"
Marco Pinotti crashed badly during this years Giro d’Italia, resulting in a compound fracture of his hip and an enforced period of up to three months off the bike. After undergoing surgery to repair the damage, Marco is finally turning the pedals again in the hope of a full recovery.

velonews.com,
10 August 2011
‘Some questions need to be answered’
Like the rest of his Highroad teammates, Marco Pinotti isn’t happy that the team is shuttering its doors at the end of the 2011 season after the team was left without a title sponsor.

Telegraph Sport,
15 June 2011
"Track will always be in my blood"
Leigh Howard of HTC-Highroad reckons that the Aussies are going to win the battle on the track at next year's Olympic Games in London, while hoping for more luck on the road at the Ster ZLM Tour, formerly known as the Ster Elektrotour.

cyclingtime.com,
10 June 2011
Feeling good and ready for the Tour
At the age of 26, Tony Martin reckons he is ready to give it a go with the overall classification of the Tour de France next month. His victory at Paris-Nice in March gave him the credit that he can be HTC-Highroad’s GC rider in July after being only their time trial sensation.

cyclingtime.com,
9 June 2011
A star is born
John Degenkolb, 22, won his first World Tour race as he out-sprinted super motivated Frenchmen Samuel Dumoulin, Sébastien Hinault and Thomas Voeckler at the end of Stage 2 of the Dauphiné with a spectacular uphill finish at the Croix-Rousse of Lyon.

velonation.com,
5 June 2011
Building up and up
One of the surprises of the 2011 Giro was the ride HTC-Highroad’s Alex Rasmussen produced in the final stage time trial in Milan. Despite a puncture in the last kilometre, the big Dane ran a scant seven seconds behind winner and Worlds silver chrono medallist David Millar.

cyclingtime.com,
12 May 2011
Still happily humble
Marco Pinotti was close to getting the pink jersey back at the end of stage 5 of the Giro d’Italia. But the engineer from HTC-Highroad said at the start of the race in Piombino, that he was already delighted with what he achieved on the first day of the Italian Grand Tour.

cyclingnews.com,
28 April 2011
Italian cycling's voice of reason
When Marco Pinotti finished 9th overall in last year’s Giro, some regarded the performance as the most significant of the Corsa Rosa for Italian cycling. Last December, on the eve of the 2011 season, we sat down with Pinotti to retrace his career path up to this point.

irishcycling.com,
18 April 2011
Paris-Roubaix "was awesome"
Nicolas Roche, Philip Deignan and national road race champion Matt Brammeier will be in today’s Amstel Gold Race, making it the first time in two decades that so many Irish riders will take part in the Dutch Classic. Irishcycling.com spoke to him earlier this week....

cyclingtime.com,
10 April 2011
Making it to number one
Still number one on the UCI’s WorldTour rankings after the Tour of Flanders, Matt Goss speaks about his motivation prior to tackling Paris-Roubaix for the third time alongside Mark Cavendish, who will make his debut in the ‘Hell of the North’ on Sunday.

velonation.com,
16 March 2011
Ready for Milan-Sanremo
It’s been a glittering season thus far for HTC Highroad rider Matt Goss, who has won seven races. Those victories include stages in the Tour Down Under, Tour of Oman and Paris-Nice, and he has also worn the leader’s jersey in each of those events.

cyclingweekly.co.uk,
15 March 2011
Cavendish counts down to Milan-San Remo
Mark Cavendish is on target to repeat his 2009 win in San Remo. Team HTC's sports directors, Rolf Aldag and Valerio Piva - and Cavendish himself - says he just as good as two year ago, if not better.