 Nicole Cooke
womenscycling.com.au,
14 Marzo 2007
"It’s a cultural difference"
Nicole got a taste of cycling in Melbourne during last year’s Commonwealth Games and came away impressed. She thinks that the UK should follow the lead of countries like Holland, Germany, Switzerland and Australia by building bike paths and encouraging people to use them for short journeys.
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 Victoria Pendleton
cyclingnews.com,
13 Marzo 2007
The long road to Beijing
With one rainbow jersey in her wardrobe, 2005 World Sprint Champion Victoria Pendleton feels she is destined for more, and at her home World Cup event in Manchester last month, she emphatically won all the women's sprint events, breaking her own national and track records on the way.
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Cherie Pridham
Derby Evening Telegraph,
8 Marzo 2007
"I know my days on the Tour de France have gone"
Vastly experienced professional road racer Cherie Pridham is relishing her new role as team director for the Derby-based Merlin Racing Team – but the eight-times women’s Tour de France rider also says she hasn’t given up racing yet.
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Christine Vardaros
cyclingfx.nl,
8 Marzo 2007
"Peanut"
Veteran New Yorker Christine Vardaros has moved from Lotto-Belisol to Pruneaux D'Agen for her second season on the roads of Europe, hoping that it will help her fitness level for the next cyclocross season.
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 Yolandi du Toit
gsport.co.za,
1 Marzo 2007
"Flat out in every race"
It’s been a challenging 12 months for Yolandi du Toit. The Konica-Minolta cyclist lost her mom during last year’s Cape Argus Pick n Pay Cycle Tour and her family struggled to deal with her death. A year later, Yolandi has picked up the pieces and is stronger and more confident about her abilities as
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Anriette Schoeman
gsport.co.za,
1 Marzo 2007
The Mark of a True Champ!
Anriette Schoeman can count her lucky stars that she is alive today. Two weeks ago, while preparing for the defence of her Cape Argus Pick n Pay Cycle Tour title, the Proline cyclist was knocked down by a car and she broke her wrist. But that’s not going to stop the 29-year-old from racing and she i
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 Dorte Lohse Rasmussen
cyclingfx.nl,
25 Febrero 2007
"Disappointed with 2006"
Despite winning the 89.3 Km stage from Gien to Checy in the Route de France and placing fourth at this year's world championships in Salzburg, Dorte Lohse Rasmussen was still "very disappointed with 2006". The 35 year old danish rider will be riding for Menikini Gysko (previously Nobili Rubinetter
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Tanja Slater
cyclingfx.nl,
23 Febrero 2007
"The UK is a long way behind Europe"
Tanja Slater will be riding next week for Great Britain in the Geelong Tour & Geelong World Cup. Silver medal winner at the British Cycling 2006 Women's Criterium championship, the former triathlete has signed with the Raleigh Lifeforce team for 2007.
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 Pascale Schnider
cyclingfx.nl,
23 Febrero 2007
"Hungry for more!!"
Presently training in Australia, Swiss rider Pascale Schnider of the Raleigh Lifeforce team looks forward to her second season as a pro cyclist.
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 Vera Koedooder
cyclingfx.nl,
17 Febrero 2007
A beautiful "step up" year
Vera Koedooder won her first gold medal in track World Cup competition last November in Sydney, Australia. Despite her success as a junior (world champion 2000 and 2001) Koedooder had not enjoyed similar results as a senior, due to a sequence of injuries that prevented her from riding at her best.
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 Rochelle Gilmore
cyclingnews.com,
16 Febrero 2007
Changing times
Australian athlete Rochelle Gilmore has signed with a new Italian squad for 2007 in a bid to focus equally on track and road racing.
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 Nikki Harris
velodrome.org.uk,
7 Febrero 2007
Perseverance Pays Off
In 2006 Nikki Harris finally got recognition for all the hard work she puts into the track, when she won the Bronze medal in the points race at the Sydney World Cup.
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 Oenone Wood
cyclingnews.com,
6 Febrero 2007
Putting the past behind them
A horrific auto crash into the Australian Institute of Sports' women's team in July 2005 continues to make itself felt in the lives of two T-Mobile riders; only one of whom was involved in the accident.
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 Alexis Rhodes
cyclingnews.com,
6 Febrero 2007
Putting the past behind them
A horrific auto crash into the Australian Institute of Sports' women's team in July 2005 continues to make itself felt in the lives of two T-Mobile riders; only one of whom was involved in the accident.
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Sarah Hammer
roadtobeijing.org,
5 Febrero 2007
"It was hard to come back"
Sarah Hammer decided to take a break from cycling when she was 20, never planning to ride again. Three years later, after winning the pursuit race at the 2006 World Championships and three events at the 2007 L.A. World Cup, she is ready to prove to everyone that she can make a convincing comeback.
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Christen King
fixedgearfever.com,
4 Febrero 2007
"It's in my blood"
Getting to know an up and coming track racer is always fun, but we were suprised with Christen's willingness to discuss her career as a cyclist and other stuff!
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