triplecrankset.com,
20 December 2007
Part I - stardom, talent, passions.
Amber came into the sport of cycling later in life than most. She swam competitively as a child and eventually earned a partial scholarship to the Division I program at Stanford University. But after three years, and a career hampering shoulder injury, she suffered exhaustion from the sport.

dailypeloton.com,
28 September 2007
"More challenging than it looked"
Webcor riders Christine Thorburn and Katheryn Curi were relaxing in their hotel located in the southern part of Stuttgart. After a short training ride on the Championship course they talked briefly about the time trial on Wednesday and Saturday's road race.

dailypeloton.com,
28 September 2007
"We have a plan"
Webcor riders Christine Thorburn and Katheryn Curi were relaxing in their hotel located in the southern part of Stuttgart. After a short training ride on the Championship course they talked briefly about the time trial on Wednesday and Saturday's road race.

velonews.com,
29 August 2007
The Chosen One
Imagine one morning you woke up to find you had been transformed into one of the best cyclists in the world. Obviously, Mara Abbott's transformation from novice to national champ' didn't happen overnight (it took two years), but the 21-year-old admits it sometimes feels that way.

cyclingnews.com,
25 July 2007
Gracing The Podium
Known for her contagious smile from ear-to-ear, Webcor-Builder's 21 year-old Mara Abbott has accumulated some impressive results in her first year as a pro, winning the US Elite Women's Road Race championship as well as the U23 time trial championship.

cyclingnews.com,
16 March 2007
Going platinum
At twenty-six years old Amber Rais is starting her second season with the women's Webcor-Platinum Professional Cycling Team. Her life had taken her in many unexpected directions before becoming a rising star in North American cycling.