triplecrankset.com,
8 September 2008
Part II: Lessons Learned
In Part II of my interview with Kristin Armstrong, we discuss the state of Women’s Cycling and the differences of cycling in Europe, and we even tackle the frequently asked Armstrong question.

triplecrankset.com,
7 September 2008
Part I: National Treasure
She is one of our country’s most decorated cyclists, yet name association has greatly overshadowed her accomplishments. Then again, Kristin Armstrong may just prefer it that way.

Télévision Suisse Romande,
2 August 2008
"Douze concurrentes peuvent prétendre au podium"
A 36 ans, Karin Thürig s'investit toujours à 100% dans son sport. Médaillée il y a 4 ans, la Lucernoise fait partie des prétendantes au titre en contre-la-montre à Pékin.

Télévision Suisse Romande,
28 July 2008
"Douze concurrentes peuvent prétendre au podium"
A 36 ans, Karin Thürig s'investit toujours à 100% dans son sport. Médaillée il y a 4 ans, la Lucernoise fait partie des prétendantes au titre en contre-la-montre à Pékin.

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.

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.

Daily Peloton,
1 February 2008
Christiane Soeder Interview
Cervelo-Lifeforce Rider talks about 2007 and her goals for the Olympic year.

cyclingfx.nl,
30 January 2008
"It really felt great to win a medal at the World Championships"
German-born Christiane Soeder, now of Austria, missed out on the Track World Championships last year due to sickness, but she made up for it with a superb third place in the women's time trial at the Road World Championships in Stuttgart, 42 seconds behind winner Hanka Kupfernagel.

uscyclingreport.com,
20 January 2008
"The goal is the time trial….to win a medal there"
Kristin Armstrong is in Los Angeles participating in the LA Track Word Cup this weekend. She narrowly missed the chance to ride for a individual pursuit medal after qualifying fifth, just one-hundredth of a second off the pace of two-time world pursuit champion Sarah Hammer.