 Julie Krasniak
cyclismag.com,
28 June 2008
Le coup de gueule de Julie Krasniak
"L'athlète c'est un peu du bétail." La championne de France espoir du contre-la-montre, Julie Krasniak est revenue sur ses propos très incisifs tenus jeudi dans la foulée de son titre. Où elle dénonce le sort des jeunes athlètes laissées comme elles à l'abandon, dans l'ombre de Jeannie Longo.
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 Christiane Soeder
laola1.at,
27 June 2008
"Ziel ist ein Top-Ten-Platz bei Olympia"
Österreich feiert einen Triumph bei der Tour de France. Christiane Soeder holt sich den Gesamt-Sieg bei der Frankreich-Rundfahrt und feiert damit den größten Erfolg nach WM-Bronze 2007.
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 Oxana Kozonchuk
cicloweb.it,
26 June 2008
« Tutto è fattibile »
Tra una tappa e l'altra dell'Emakumeen Bira incontro Oxana, ventenne russa con due occhi color giaccio, che traspaiono un'apparente timidezza e riservatezza, con nella lontana profondità una miscela tra convinzione, serenità e fiducia in sé.
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 Victoria Pendleton
sportsister.com,
25 June 2008
"you can’t just stroll in and win a medal"
Victoria Pendleton talks to Sportsister about her preparations for Beijing, moments of self doubt and female sports role models at the launch of Girls4Gold in Manchester.
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Karin Ruso
Niederösterreichischen Nachrichten,
23 June 2008
„Machen alles selber“
Karin Ruso aus Ebreichsdorf hat ihr eigenes Team gegründet. Mit viel Pioniergeist fahren die Damen ihre Rennen.
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 Karin Thürig
cyclingnews.com,
20 June 2008
Eyeing the Olympic TT
Karin Thürig of Switzerland is tuning up her form at the Grande Boucle Féminine International, where she is eyeing Friday's time trial. But the race is just the first step toward the much bigger goal of the Olympics in Beijing, where she will aim for gold in her specialty discipline.
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Laura Brethauer
funsporting.de,
18 June 2008
"beruhige mich mit Schokolade"
Laura Brethauer gehört zu den wenigen weiblichen 4 Crosserinnen in Deutschland. Funsporting.com sprach mit dem 20-jährigen Nachwuchstalent aus Stuttgart über Glücksgefühle und Ängste beim MTB-Riden und was für sie einen ausgezeichneten Fahrer ausmacht.
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 Erinne Willock
pedalmag.com,
17 June 2008
"Beijing is my primary focus"
With the Canadian selections for Beijing pending we caught up with the tired but happy Erinne Willock after the 5-stage Tour du Grand Montreal to talk about her successes and goals for the rest of the season.
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Anne Samplonius
pedalmag.com,
17 June 2008
"No word yet, I have no clue"
Anne Samplonius (Cheerwine) had a great Nature Valley Grand Prix, 9th on the Final Stage, 3rd overall and helping Cheerwine to win the Final Team GC. With the CCA due to announce the riders selected for the Olympics, she answered my first question before I even had an opportunity to ask it.
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 Brooke Miller
pedalmag.com,
15 June 2008
"Are you ready for a novel?"
Friday was a double-stage day at the Nature Valley Grand Prix with the Stage 3 ITT in the morning and the Stage 4 criterium later that day. We caught up with some of the Canadian riders at both stages for some post race interviews. Brooke Miller, Stage 4 Winner
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Anne Samplonius
pedalmag.com,
15 June 2008
"I'm just plugging away"
Friday was a double-stage day at the Nature Valley Grand Prix with the Stage 3 ITT in the morning and the Stage 4 criterium later that day. We caught up with some of the Canadian riders at both stages for some post race interviews. Anne Samplonius - 2nd & 44th on stages, goes 3rd in GC.
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 Gina Grain
pedalmag.com,
14 June 2008
"I bit the biscuit and ate some gravel"
Following the rainstorms on Wednesday's Stage 1 of the Nature Valley Grand Prix which forced a cancellation of the men’s race we caught up with some of the Canadian riders for pre and post race interviews on Stage 2. Gina Grain (Webcor Builders), crashed on the final circuit and finished 89th.
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Leigh Hobson
pedalmag.com,
14 June 2008
"We're happy"
Following the rainstorms on Wednesday's Stage 1 of the Nature Valley Grand Prix which forced a cancellation of the men’s race we caught up with some of the Canadian riders for pre and post race interviews on Stage 2. Leigh Hobson (Cheerwine), teammate of Laura Van Gilder who placed 3rd in the stage.
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Irina Kalentieva
cyclingnews.com,
11 June 2008
Riding with her head
Irina Kalentieva came originally from the little-known Russian province of Chuvash to conquer the world – the world of mountain biking. She won the World Championship title in cross country last year in Fort William, and will look to defend that title next week in Val di Sole, Italy.
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Pia Sundstedt
Skyder Sportpromotion,
11 June 2008
Nach der »Ehekrise« eine neue Liebe
Pia Sundstedt erlebt im Mountainbike-Sport eine zweite Karriere. Nach sieben erfolgreichen Jahren im Straßenrennsport wendete sie sich zwei Jahre lang ab vom Wettkampfgeschehen. 2005 stieg sie in den Mountainbike-Sport ein und wurde prompt Marathon-Europameisterin.
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 Ina-Yoko Teutenberg
cyclingnews.com,
7 June 2008
Aiming for Triple Crown
The name Ina-Yoko Teutenberg has become synonymous with winning in the world of women's cycling. The Tom Boonen of the female peloton is virtually unbeatable when it comes to a sprint, and she demonstrated this by taking back to back wins in the first two races of the Commerce Bank Triple Crown.
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