pezcyclingnews.com,
13 December 2006
Part two - "I don’t ‘suffer’ from epilepsy"
As a rider, Marion Clignet held nothing back - a spirit that helped her win more titles than any other female racer. In Part 2, she talks about the TDF06 debacle, living with epilepsy, riding her bike and making cycling better.

t-mobile-team.com,
8 December 2006
"Riding for T-Mobile spurs me on"
Motivation, success and performance – words that belong to an endurance athlete's lexicon.

Cycle Sport News,
4 December 2006
"I’d swap it all in a second for a Road Title"
The following interview was obtained from Alexis Rhodes after her win in the 2006 National Criterium Championship in Brisbane.

cyclingnews.com,
4 December 2006
Going for three - "My goal is to win"
As the current US national cyclo-cross champion, Katie Compton is arguably the best American female 'cross racer on the circuit. Katie is currently preparing to defend her title at the upcoming championship race in Providence, Rhode Island, December 15-17.

cyclingfx.nl,
4 December 2006
The "big girls"
In 2007 Mie Lacota will be racing for Jean-Paul van Poppels Buitenpoort Flexpoint Team against the "big girls".

pezcyclingnews.com,
1 December 2006
Living the Dream
Leda Cox from St. Albans in England is living the dream: her husband is her coach and biggest supporter and she's just landed a contract with an Italian pro team for 2007.

thepress.co.nz,
1 December 2006
"It's better weather"
Women's Tour de France winner Linda Villumsen has paid tribute to New Zealand as a preparation base for one of her best seasons on the bike.

pezcyclingnews.com,
29 November 2006
Part one - "The battle to succeed is never ending"
When you’ve won as many races and medals as Marion Clignet, there’s little need to sugar-coat your words just to impress people. And that means some refreshingly honest talk about the sport of cycling.

pezcyclingnews.com,
26 November 2006
Doctor in the house
Christine Thorburn is both a world-class cyclist and full-time Stanford MD. After a disappointing 4th place at the Athens Olympics, she was on podium in the women’s TT at the world championships this year in Salzburg.

Observer Sport Monthly,
26 November 2006
And tell me who she is, again ...
With victory in the Tour de France, Nicole Cooke became our most successful sportswoman. So why don't we know more about her?

cyclingfx.nl,
20 November 2006
Ups and downs
After two seasons with Buitenpoort Flexpoint, the winner of the Holland Expert Ladies Tour in 2005, Tanja Schmidt-Hennes, will ride for Bigla in 2007, joining up again with some of her ex-colleagues from the now defunct Next125 team.

fixedgearfever.com,
15 November 2006
Part 2 - racing full-time
Not many track riders are willing to race with a cape (see photo near bottom) or show their support by attending a Critical Mass ride (see second photo down), but Sarah Uhl is not the average bike racer.

cyclingfx.nl,
14 November 2006
"A whole new world"
With a TT silvermedal at the junior Europeans and a 4th place in the pursuit at the junior track worlds, Trine Schmidt Hansen considers that 2006 "has been a little breakthrough for me". In 2007 she will be riding for the Buitenpoort Flexpoint Team and is "entering a whole new world".

shecycles.com,
10 November 2006
"Pedal fast and smooth"
You may expect a girl who is powering round a track faster than any other woman in the world, to be quite well built. Big thighs? Huge shoulders? Well you'd be wrong. Victoria Pendleton defies all stereotypes associated with track sprinters and is actually one of the most petite athletes on the worl

cyclingnews.com,
9 November 2006
The Perfect Year
Only 19-years-old but she already has two world championship titles to her name: an elite road world title from September and an elite cross championship from January. Marianne Vos has shown the world a near-perfect transition from junior to senior ranks.

fixedgearfever.com,
29 Oktober 2006
Part 1 - from Junior to Senior
Junior World Sprint Champion in 2001, Three-time US Elite Track Champion, winner of numerous US National Road Calendar Races, many-time Collegiate National Champion on the road and track, and even a US Junior National Cyclocross title to her credit, Sarah Uhl is without doubt a talented rider.