The Boulder Daily Camera celebrates local team Slipstream/Chipotle’s invited to the 2008 Tour de France.
“We designed the team to ride in the Tour de France, so we were really hoping to get to ride in the Tour,” team owner Doug Ellis said.

Cyclingnews.com talks to Vaughters about the team’s invitation to the Tour de France.
Said Vaughters: “I’ve come to never expect anything in cycling: it’s funny, we were given an invite to the Tour but not for Gent-Wevelgem!”

Velonews.com details the 15 teams competing in this year’s Tour de Georgia in April. Slipstream/Chipotle’s David Millar talks about his participation in this American event:
“We will be bringing our ‘A’ team to the Tour de Georgia. The team time trial will give us a unique opportunity to showcase the depth of our squad. I am […]

The Denver Post features Colorado-based Slipstream/Chipotle and the team’s Tour de France invitation:
“From the streets of Colorado to the Tour de France, Boulder-based Team Slipstream/Chipotle has officially made the cross-oceanic leap. Team director Jonathan Vaughters, a Cherry Creek High graduate, said his second-year team officially received its invitation to the Tour on Thursday.”

Boulder, CO – March 20, 2008 – Team Slipstream-Chipotle Presented by H30, a professional American cycling team dedicated to promoting ethical sporting and developing the next generation of cycling champions, announced that it has been invited to ride in the Tour de France.
“We are so proud to receive the invitation to the Tour. […]

Bicycling.com writer James Startt spent the last couple of days of Paris-Nice with Slipstream/Chipotle. Read about the trials and tribulations as the team battled bad luck and worse weather.
Said team director Weltz: “You know in bike racing you have to constantly reassess your situation. In situations like this, first you just have to survive […]

The final 176 km stage starts with a series of small climbs before finishing along the Adriatic coast. The riders will take seven laps around the tight and flat 10 km finishing loop on their way to wrapping up the 2008 Tirreno-Adriatico.
The stage is scheduled to start at 11:40 am and finish between 3:45-4:10 pm. […]

A parade stage today ended up with a crazy circuit finale when a bit of rain turned the streets to glass. The first 110 km was a cruise for everyone, an hour of no pressure pedaling.
Eventually CSC set up shop, slowly bringing the speed up to a reasonable clip, and took us back […]