cyclingtime.com,
4 June 2011
"It’s not a preparation race for me"
The Critérium du Dauphiné is coming up, starting with a prologue on Sunday in Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne in the French Alps. French champion Thomas Voeckler will be a man to watch again, as he is the third best performer in the world in terms of victories this year.

pezcyclingnews.com,
14 April 2011
"I didn’t expect that in my first Paris – Roubaix"
Every man who endured the ‘Hell of the North’ on Sunday and then slumped down on the dry grass in the track centre with a well earned can of Coke has a story to tell. David Veilleux took time to tell PEZ his on the Tuesday after his epic day on the pave.

pedalmag.com,
12 April 2011
"As you get closer to the end, the cobbles just get harder"
David Veilleux (Europcar) finished in 25th place at Paris-Roubaix, his first major classic race. Veilleux talks about how he initially just wanted to be in the break, but then found himself riding alongside race favourite, Fabian Cancellara (Sui) Leopard Trek.

cyclingtime.com,
12 March 2011
"After eleven years of racing as a pro cyclist, I don’t dream anymore"
The French champion Thomas Voeckler produced a great show at Paris-Nice, winning Stage 4 the day after a solo breakaway. With 500 meters to go in the crucial Col de la Mûre on Stage 5, he blew up and lost his chances to win “the Race to the Sun”.

cyclingtime.com,
10 March 2011
"Belgian racing is really special"
Cyclingtime’s correspondent on the world’s cycling scene Jean-François Quenet spoke to Yukiya Arashiro, to hear the latest about the new Asian champion who hasn’t been lined up at Paris-Nice by his Europcar team managers, who prefer to preserve him for the Tour de France.

teameuropcar.com,
15 February 2011
"The Tour is my priority"
Last year's king of the mountains on the Tour de France, Anthony Charteau, took some time out from training to answer questions posed to him by Team Europcar fans. Here are some of his answers.

velonation.com,
16 January 2011
Driving forward with Europcar
David Veilleux has been a a professional on the North American scene since 2007 when he turned pro with Jittery Joe's. The 23 year-old Canadian has signed with Jean Rene Bernadeau's new Europcar Pro Continental team for 2011 and talks about his goals and expectations for the season ahead.