Media Highlights
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High Road Sports and Team Columbia Participate in comprehensive new ANTi-doping program
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Arndt wins her second Bronze at World Championships
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Team Columbia Bert Grabsch wins elite Men's World Time Trial Title
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Arndt takes final overall in Toscana
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Teutenberg storms to second stage in Tuscany
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Arndt and Teutenberg victorious in Tuscany
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Columbia women take the lead in Giro della Toscana
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Greipel takes his 13th win of the season
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Arndt Blasts to Third World Cup of Season and Wins Series Overall
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Three for Cavendish in Missouri
High Road Sports Continues Elite Cycling Teams
November 27, 2007 | Read Full Article
High Road Sports, Inc is pleased to announce that its Elite Men's and Women's cycling teams will continue racing in 2008 after T-Mobile has ended its engagement. The teams will now be known as "Team High Road".
An interview with Marcus Burghardt
November 06, 2007 | Read Full Article
Burghardt: "Only thing that counts is the team's success" Marcus Burghardt was at the end of his two-year contract in the fall of 2006, recovering from knee surgery and desperately hoping to be offered another chance in the form of a contract with the "new" T-Mobile Team under the leadership of incoming General Manager Bob Stapleton. Now, he is assured not only of a place on the team for next year but also a leadership role in the Spring Classics. Cyclingnews' Susan Westemeyer checked in with him about the changes that 2007 brought and found that while he enjoys his personal successes, he always thinks first on the team. Read More
An interview with Gerald Ciolek
November 02, 2007 | Read Full Article
Ciolek: I am not a sprinter Gerald Ciolek sprinted to win the German National Road Championship in 2005 at the age of 18, then again to win the U23 World Championship a year later and claimed seven race stages this season – all in sprints. With that in mind, Cyclingnews' Susan Westemeyer asked why Ciolek claims he's not a pure sprinter. Read More