The Telegraph,
14 February 2013
Lance Armstrong was my mentor. I'm still in shock, says Team Sky's Ian Boswell
Ian Boswell recalled how, with all his cycling dreams still all ahead of him as a kid, he would pedal up the hills near his Oregon home in his “stupid” yellow jersey on his cool pink and blue Alamo bike and would shout to his brother to look at him “flying like Lance”.

roadcyclinguk.com,
12 February 2013
Ben Swift – interview
“I was actually on the turbo when the news came out so it gave me that extra bit of motivation,” says Ben Swift when I ask him about Yorkshire winning the right to host the 2014 Tour de France Grand Depart.

Mundo Ciclistico,
12 February 2013
El objetivo es ganar el Giro con Wiggins y mi sueño es una gran Clásica
Sergio Luis Henao (10 de diciembre de 1987) ha comenzado la temporada 2013 igual de bien que acabó la anterior, competitivo y combativo. El ciclista colombiano del Sky Procycling rozó el triunfo en la Challenge de Mallorca, solo superado por el español Alejandro Valverde, en una campaña en la que su

teamsky.com,
12 February 2013
HENAO READY FOR NEXT STEP
Sergio Henao is looking to pick up exactly where he left off last year as the Colombian embarks on his second season in the pro ranks.

deia,
10 February 2013
Lo importante es querer ganar siempre
El ganador del Tour, el mejor ciclista de 2012, madruga más que el sol para trabajar. Quizás por eso lo sea. Dice David López, el vizcaino que acaba de desembarcar en el Sky, que es su mentalidad la que le hace concevir el ciclismo de esa manera; el éxito como consecuencia del sacrificio, que no se

pedalier,
10 February 2013
De las lecciones de Txente, Gutiérrez y Lastras a su aplicación en el Team Sky
Junto a la mesa del café se reunían Xabier Zandio, Pablo Lastras, Txente García Acosta y David López. Ex compañeros todos. Dos de ellos estrenándose en nuevos roles. Txente García Acosta, como director deportivo de Movistar Team, David López, como nuevo corredor del equipo Sky que aportará su vetera

velonation,
31 January 2013
Baby Giro winner Dombrowski ready for learning year with Sky
Having already shown he is one of the most exciting young American talents via his overall victory in the Baby Giro, as well as his fourth place on the Tour of California’s Mount Baldy stage as a 21 year old amateur, Joe Dombrowski is counting down the days until he first races as a pro rider.

VeloNews,
29 January 2013
For neo-pro Joe Dombrowski, ambition meets reality
Just one year ago, the precocious young American was racing the SRAM Tour of the Gila and attacking from under the radar at the Amgen Tour of California. He was sitting in lawn chairs in the shade after races with his Bontrager-Livestrong amigos. Two years ago, the 6-foot-1-inch, 141-pounder was a C