cyclingnews.com,
10 December 2007
Out with the old, in with the new
33 year-old Australian Matt White had planned on continuing with the sport from within the peloton as a rider for one more season before retiring, but on January 1 he takes on the role as one of the three sports directors for the American Slipstream squad.

velonews.com,
27 November 2007
On the road to recovery
His confidence buoyed by a successful comeback at the recent Herald Sun Tour in Australia, Stuart O'Grady already finds himself contemplating victory in two early season races - something he never expected to be thinking about three months ago.

thepaceline.com,
19 November 2007
The World According to Whitey
Matt White will be joining Team Slipstream/Chipotle's ranks as one of the team's European directors in 2008. White will join current Slipstream director Johnny Weltz in running the squad's expanded European program.

cyclingnews.com,
29 Oktober 2007
A motivating, roller coaster season
Tassie rider Karl Menzies came to America four years ago while racing with an ad-hoc Aussie team at Superweek, with the team selling all its equipment after the series before heading back to Australia.

cyclingnews.com,
3 September 2007
Pressing the flesh and back on his bike
In his first full day on his feet since the accident in the Tour de France that took him out of the race – and almost out of the sport – Australian Stuart O'Grady was feeling the pinch of being a star attraction at the Eurobike trade show in Germany on Saturday.

cyclingnews.com,
19 Augustus 2007
A year of ups and downs
Aussie sprinter Allan Davis has had a turbulent 12 months. Sidelined in July 2006 after being swept up in the Operacion Puerto tornado, he returned home to Australia in order to weigh up his options, but in October last year he was cleared to race by his national federation.

cyclingpost.com,
9 Juli 2007
"More special than a gold medal at the Olympics"
At the CSC press conference prior to the start of the Tour de France, Stuart O'Grady took the time to speak about his victory in Paris-Roubaix, his plans for the French Grand Tour and the current situation of cycling.

bicycling.com,
17 April 2007
A long time coming
Stuart O'Grady conquered the dry cobbles of the 105th Paris-Roubaix to become the first ever Australian in the race's top-three. The 33 year-old Team CSC man put in his bid for freedom with 240 kilometres to go when he formed part of an early 30-plus man escape.

cyclingnews.com,
17 April 2007
Conquering Hell
Stuart O'Grady nailed the big one on Sunday, the Queen of Classics: Paris-Roubaix. The straight-talking, likable Australian punched the accelerator with 23 kilometres to go to scribe his name in Roubaix's history book.

cyclingnews.com,
15 April 2007
"No big surprises"
Team CSC has a strong team with many cards to play in Paris-Roubaix. With last year's winner Fabian Cancellara as team leader, Stuart O'Grady will be dedicated to helping the Swiss rider to a repeat victory, but could end up having his own chance to vie for the win.

velonews.com,
15 April 2007
"It's all about confidence"
Don't discount Team CSC's Stuart O'Grady as a candidate for the win in Sunday's Paris-Rouabix. After a string of top-five finishes, O'Grady is intent on snagging his first victory since 2004, when he won a stage at the Tour de France, two at the Dauphiné Libéré and the HEW Cyclassics.

The Yellow Bug Times,
1 Februari 2007
"I am a climber now"
The Team Health Net pb Maxxis camp is wrapping up tomorrow, but I somehow managed to wrangle Karl Menzies in for an all-important Yellow Bug Times interview. Believe it or not, this huge hunk o' muscle does get off his bike occassionally to sleep and eat.