 Frank Schleck
Pez Cyclingnews,
19 December 2011
PEZ On The Scene: The Andy & Frank Show!
Two brothers - second and third overall in the Tour de France, it doesn’t come much better than that. Well, it could and maybe it will this year, and not for the want of trying. At the recent Spanish RadioShack training camp in Calpe, the Schleck brothers were available for a chat after their ride.
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 Jakob Fuglsang
Velonation,
19 October 2011
Jakob Fuglsang keen to race Giro as RadioShack Nissan’s captain
Jakob Fuglsang has intimated that although he doesn’t have clear direction about next year’s racing calendar from the RadioShack-Nissan-Trek team, he’d like to target the Giro d’Italia which will start in his home country.
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 Maxime Monfort
velonews.com,
9 September 2011
‘The atmosphere is a bit heavy’
Maxime Monfort’s great performance so far through this Vuelta a España is being overshadowed by the surprise announcement that his Leopard-Trek squad will merge with RadioShack next season. We caught up with Monfort before the start of Thursday’s stage to gauge his reaction to the news.
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Frank Schleck
BCC,
22 August 2011
The Andy & Frank Show!
wo brothers - second and third overall in the Tour de France, it doesn’t come much better than that! Well, it could and maybe it will this year, and not for the want of trying! At the recent Spanish RadioShack training camp in Calpe, the Schleck brothers were available for a chat after their ride. M
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Jakob Fuglsang
cyclingtime.com,
21 August 2011
Surprised to be in Red
The leader's jersey of the Vuelta a España was yellow and called maillot amarillo when Lars Michaelson wore it for four days in 1997. Riding for TVM, he won the first stage of the Vuelta that started in Lisbon and finished on the car racing circuit of Estoril in Portugal.
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 Andy Schleck
cyclingtime.com,
1 August 2011
"when we got to Paris I was thinking ahead to next year"
Lee Rodgers is currently enjoying two weeks of racing in Europe, recently riding in the RaboRonde Heerlen post-Tour de France criterium in which Team Leopard-Trek's Andy Schleck was also riding. The Tour de France runner-up gave Lee an exclusive interview before the race.
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 Stuart O’Grady
velonews.com,
17 April 2011
A bit of bullshit
Stuart O’Grady (Leopard-Trek) always talks from the heart, but nothing gets his heart racing more than Paris-Roubaix. The 37-year-old Aussie won the race in 2007 but last Sunday he didn’t make the time cut after a series of mishaps derailed his chances.
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 Jens Voigt
cyclingtime.com,
28 March 2011
"It was an all or nothing kind of tactic"
After winning the Criterium International in 1999, 2004, 2007, 2008 and 2009, Voigt was hopeful to make it a record-breaking sixth victory but he was just happy to have contributed to his team-mate Fränk Schleck’s success.
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Jens Voigt
bicycles.net.au,
13 March 2011
Part 7: The Jens Phenomenon and the Future
Beyond the peloton, does Jens Voigt see himself involved in cycling? Jens discuss his future prospects and the Jens phenomenon in the final part of the seven part interview with Christopher Jones of Bicycles Network Australia.
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Jens Voigt
bicycles.net.au,
11 March 2011
Part 6: German and Australian Cycling
When the spectre of doping didn't go away, the German cycling teams died as sponsor and media interest waned. Jens Voigt discusses the state of German Cycling plus the influence of Australian cycling on the world circuit in part six of the seven part interview with Christopher Jones.
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Jens Voigt
bicycles.net.au,
10 March 2011
Part 5: Doping and the UCI
Jens Voigt has spoken out against doping for years and discusses the current controls and penalties in part five of the seven part interview with Christopher Jones of Bicycles Network Australia.
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Jens Voigt
bicycles.net.au,
9 March 2011
Part 4: Team Leopard
Team Leopard is the 'stylish' pro tour team and begins with a head start: an experienced core team of riders and administration. In part 4 of the interview Jens discusses the transition into the new team with new equipment and we also get the professional evaluation of Shimano Di2.
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Jens Voigt
bicycles.net.au,
8 March 2011
Part 3: Cycling Technology
In part three of the seven part interview with Christopher Jones of Bicycles Network Australia (BNA), Jens Voigt shares his view on the level of digitalisation and technology in cycling today and why race radios need to remain.
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Jens Voigt
bicycles.net.au,
8 March 2011
Part 2: The Psychology of Cycling
Is it purely physical or rather psychological? The hardest man of cycling shares the inner-workings of his brain. In part two of the seven part interview with Christopher Jones of Bicycles Network Australia (BNA) we get into the mind of Jens Voigt.
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Jens Voigt
bicycles.net.au,
5 March 2011
Part 1: The Early Years
Born in north-east Germany in 1971, Jens Voigt began his cycling career in communist East Germany. In his late teens, with the reunification of Germany, the doors slowly opened for this young rider who rode with passion.
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 Stefan Denifl
602nds.com,
3 March 2011
"the results will come!"
2008 Austrian Individual Time Trial champion Stefan Denifl rode as a stagiaire for the Cervélo TestTeam in 2009 and turned professional with the team in 2010. This season sees him in the new Leopard Trek team from Luxembourg led by the brothers Andy and Fränk Schleck.
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