velonews.com,
13 Juillet 2011
Working in the trenches for Evans
In 2001, Brent Bookwalter asked Cadel Evans for an autograph at a mountain bike race when he was 15 years old and Evans was just about to transition onto the road scene. Flash forward a decade, and Bookwalter has quietly become one of Evans’ most trusted lieutenants.

velonews.com,
2 Juillet 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,
28 Juin 2011
Tour bound and talking pressure
Brent Bookwalter will start his second Tour de France, his third grand tour overall, on Saturday. A stage winner at the Tour of Utah and a multiple-time collegiate national champion, Bookwalter broke out in Europe with a second-place in the Giro d’Italia prologue last year.

velonation.com,
13 Juin 2011
"A race is never over until it’s over"
Winning the US Pro Champinship title this month is a testimony to the astounding progress Matthew Busche has made since taking up the sport. A former college runner, he cycled as cross training but it was only 2008 when he started to concentrate on two wheel competition.

uscyclingreport.com,
20 Mai 2011
"I still like mountain biking a lot"
Stage 5 from Seaside to Paso Robles saw Jeff Louder in the breakaway and Taylor Phinney finish eighth, but it was a crash by Brent Bookwalter that made the biggest news for the BMC Racing Team at the Amgen Tour of Caliornia. We had interviewed him before the start of the race.

cyclingtime.com,
28 Avril 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.

velonews.com,
7 Avril 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 Avril 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 Avril 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.

pezcyclingnews.com,
15 Mars 2011
"I’m still young, so I still have a lot to learn"
At the beginning of the 2009 season Matthew Busche was riding as an amateur in the US, then Kelly Benefits snapped him up, he rode a mere four races for them before Johan Bruyneel signed him for Team Radioshack.

velonews.com,
9 Mars 2011
‘The only pressure I feel is pressure I put on myself’
Taylor Phinney is taking it slow in his rookie pro season. The 21-year-old has been hampered by a knee injury and has only raced the Tour of Oman so far this year. Here’s what Phinney had to say about why he chose BMC and what his plans are for the 2012 London Olympic Games.

cyclingtime.com,
22 Février 2011
The Next Big Thing
American prodigy Taylor Phinney completed his first pro race at the Tour of Oman in what was a bit of delayed start as a knee injury prevented him from riding the Tour of Qatar. The U23 world champion for time trial told cyclingtime.com how excited he is about the career that lays ahead of him.

pezcyclingnews.com,
4 Février 2011
"it’s a new chapter in my career"
Taylor Phinney may be very young (still only 20 years old), but he has done so much already; World and National Champion on the track as well as on the road in the time trial, not to mention winning the Under 23 Paris-Roubaix.

velonews.com,
4 Février 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.

velonews.com,
19 Janvier 2011
Gunning for the spring classics
At a team camp in December, VeloNews sat down with Farrar find out where he’ll be racing in 2011, how the sprint-heavy roster will affect the team’s GC riders, and why he and Hushovd won’t turn into another Greipel/Cavendish intrasquad feud.