Pedal,
8 September 2011
Interview with Svein Tuft
Top Canadian roadie Svein Tuft has been in the limelight recently given his signing with the new Australian pro team, GreenEdge. Tuft has been on a roller coaster ride since last fall when his former team, Pegasus Sports, was refused a UCI Pro Continental licence for 2011. Tuft left Garmin-Transitio

cyclingtime.com,
3 June 2011
Getting better with age
Michael Barry is one of Team Sky’s stalwarts and one of the most experienced North American riders around. The quietly-spoken Canadian rode the Giro d’Italia which ended last Sunday in Milan and spoke with Cyclingtime.

teamsky.com,
26 May 2011
"there isn't much time to get bored"
Michael Barry is working hard for the team at the Giro d'Italia right now, but has taken time out from his busy schedule to answer some more of the queries you have been firing his way since the last question and answer session:

teamsky.com,
23 April 2011
Maturity, Perspective and Experience
Michael Barry is back in training after completing a gruelling 109th edition of Paris-Roubaix earlier this month, but has taken time out from his busy schedule to answer some more of the queries you have been firing his way since the last question and answer session.

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.

teamsky.com,
3 March 2011
Porridge with nuts for breakfast
Michael Barry has taken time out from his spring Classics preparations to answer a selection of the latest questions and we'll be doing another feature ahead of Paris-Roubaix, so please keep them coming in.

equipecyclistefdj.fr,
20 February 2011
« Je suis l’homme de la pluie, du vent et du froid ! »
A 27 ans, Dominique Rollin, engagé par la FDJ pour ses qualités athlétiques et son attirance pour les classiques flandriennes, ne cesse de surprendre. Bien mieux qu’un équipier qu’il sait être bien sûr, il développe une ambition réelle dans les sprints, dans les courses ventées et rugueuses.

velochrono.fr,
4 February 2011
« SpiderTech était ma première option »
C’est la meilleure recrue de l’intersaison de SpiderTech et pourtant, il ne devait pas courir pour eux. Après deux saisons chez Garmin, Svein Tuft, vice-champion du monde du contre-la-montre en 2008, s’était engagé au sein du projet australien Pegasus.

teamsky.com,
26 January 2011
More from Michael
Michael Barry will be doing question and answer features every couple of weeks to give us the inside track on his 2011 campaign. Michael joined us from his base in Girona to answer a selection of the latest questions ahead of his first race at the Tour of the Mediterranean.

laflammerouge.com,
20 January 2011
"je suis habitué au vert"
David Veilleux, 23 ans, intègre cette année l’équipe française Europcar (ex-Bouygues-BBox) dont le leader est Thomas Voeckler. Il devient donc le 2e Québécois à évoluer sur le circuit européen après Dominique Rollin qui y a fait ses débuts en 2008 chez Cervélo.

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.