pezcyclingnews.com,
14 August 2011
"Once upon a time, before I started cycling, they did have a women's Tour de France"
The northwestern Italian town of Tirano, located in the beautiful Valtelline valley, would be the crux of this year's Giro Donne. We had a chance to sit down with 25-year-old former Australian double national champion, Carla Ryan.

pezcyclingnews.com,
6 August 2011
"my secret talent is not having any secret talents"
The green and yellow of the Australian national champion is one of the most distinctive jerseys in professional cycling. PEZ recently got the chance to talk to the proud wearer of the jersey in the women's peloton for 2011: Garmin-Cervelo's, Alexis Rhodes.

Telegraph Sport,
20 May 2011
"I'm pretty dumb at tactics"
Emma Pooley made a name for herself in 2008 after a selfless ride in Beijing led to Cooke winning a gold medal in the women's Olympic road race. The following year Pooley won the Grande Boucle Féminine, a stage race often referred to as the women's Tour de France.

Podium Cafe,
18 May 2011
"Taking the opportunities as they come"
Garmin-Cervélo rider Sharon Laws is one of those riders who cycling fans love to love. She’s a killer mountain domestique – for the past two years, you know it’s a hard race when you read about how Laws was in an early break, forcing the peloton to chase her down… ready for Emma Pooley to attack jus

pezcyclingnews.com,
2 May 2011
"I still don't know what I want to be when I grow up"
We caught up with reigning Women's World Time Trial Champion, Emma Pooley, the day after her World Cup victory at the Trofeo Binda. A few days have passed since the interview, and a collarbone has broken in the meantime, but the answers are no less intriguing.

slipstreamsports.com,
24 February 2011
“My Ph.D. is like a hobby”
28-year old grad student Emma Pooley is balancing pro cycling with the demands of a Ph.D. in civil engineering at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich.